Bridgestone

Tour B JGR HF1

Our Review:

Some irons in this category attempt to hide their size or characteristics. There’s no such caginess here. These clubs have longer shafts, strong lofts (the 7-iron is 26 degrees, or about what some 5-irons check in at) and soles wide enough to serve cocktails. The company also makes no apologies for the fact this player likely needs fewer than eight irons: The standard set makeup here is six clubs, including two pitching wedges of 38 and 44 degrees.
Price: $850, set of six
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Ratings
Performance

45%*

Innovation

30%*

Look / Sound / Feel

20%*

Demand

5%*

* Percentage of total score

Player Comments
Low-Handicapper
Mid-Handicapper
The ball takes off on a beautiful trajectory with a pillow-soft landing.
High-Handicapper
Incredibly easy to hit. You have to swing really bad to not hit it straight.