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By
Mike Stachura
Photos by
Jim Herity
How many materials do you need to make an iron?
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How many materials do you need to make an iron?
Cobra UFI
An aluminum-scandium alloy face (65 percent lighter than steel) is bolstered by a urethane cavity; the tungsten heel-and-toe weights add stability ($1,000, graphite,
cobragolf.com
).
Callaway FT
This sleek, player's iron-style update of the Fusion has a proprietary dense alloy frame that houses a titanium face and a thermoplastic urethane cavity insert ($1,440, steel,
callawaygolf.com
).
Taylormade R7 CGB Max
The 17-4 stainless-steel face has an inverted-cone design for higher ball speed. The tungsten heel-and-toe weights keep the CG low ($1,300, graphite,
taylormadegolf.com
).
Mizuno MX-950
The mixed set has tungsten-weighted hybrids, forged hollow middle irons with tungsten sole-weight pads and forged cavity-back short irons ($1,000, graphite,
mizunousa.com
).
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