Megan

39, Handicap 0

1 year testing

It had a whip-like, cracking sound, which I really liked. I was surprised by how easy it was to get the ball in the air. It produced a really high ball flight, but in a good way. Has a look of a players club.

Skylar

27, Handicap 7

2 years testing

It's something Doctor Doofenshmirtz would use—the clubhead had evil tendencies. Super-aggressive looking, and people who might be stubborn that they're good players would use this. There's not much forgiveness. You have to really be precise to get these to perform. It's very firm off the face. The sweet spot is very petite.

Scott

37, Handicap 14

9 years testing

It does say "pro" on it for a reason. You need to have a consistently good swing to make it perform.

Matt

52, Handicap 11

3 years testing

It really felt great on short approach shots. Consistent, repetitive performance—a high ball that dropped out of the sky and sat on the green. The club is immediately familiar at address. It's like pack-and-play. No fussing to get used to any strange looks.

Gary

37, Handicap 13

10+ years testing

It had surprising forgiveness for an iron that looks like a blade. You see "pro" on the label, but I found a ton of support with no real sidespin. If you didn't love hitting them so much, you'd put them on your wall.

Daniel

33, Handicap 12

5 years testing

Pretty sleek and slender club, almost feels blade-like but there was a large launch area on the face. All the mis-hits were in a pretty tight band. There was so much elasticity to the clubface. I got more of a penetrating ball flight but the landing angle was still sufficient to hold the green. Looks like a butter knife but plays like a sledgehammer.

Molly

38, Handicap 0

4 years testing

The look of this club behind the ball is not too closed or offset. However, high-launch, high-distance consistency is not there unless you hit in the center of the face. Mis-hits got penalized more with shorter distance and direction that went both ways. It felt harsher, too.

Ryan

49, Handicap 10

7 years testing

There isn't a more clean-looking club than this. The ball is quick to draw or fade, wasting no time to get to its desired line. It tore through the wind and the turf. There was a really tight dispersion across all shots, mis-hit or not.

BK

42, Handicap 1

9 years testing

Perfect for a better player who doesn’t play much anymore. Incredible feel with added pop. You can work this club, but I found myself hitting high draws again and again. The way it sits on the ground, you feel like you can hit it in either direction.

RC

63, Handicap 7

2 years testing

I liked it! It's more of a muscled-back look and felt very stable and firm through the hitting area. I'm not sure on the tech, but it really dulled the sound, which I was a fan of. Distance was all there and it was consistent.

Peter

57, Handicap 7

10+ years testing

If I could design a club, this is what it would look like. I really love the softer tone, and you can tell there's some technology but it also looks like a blade, which better players will appreciate. And, honestly, it plays like a blade. Not a lot of room for error; you have to hit it on the sweet spot, which is not large. When you do hit it, it feels great. Very soft.

Matt

27, Handicap 5

1 year testing

Extremely bladey looks. They even have the blade profile on the back, so there's not a ton of forgiveness. It looks absolutely beautiful over the ball. The sweet spot is soft but small. If you don't flush it, you're going to get a stinging in your hands like you're playing in 30-degree weather. It gave me a low-and-penetrating ball flight while being workable. Accuracy is there.

Sándor J.

36, Handicap 9

2 years testing

It's clean off the face after making a smooth transition through the grass. I got enough sensory on the hands to know I missed it on the face but not enough that it bothered me.

Sean

53, Handicap 6

8 years testing

I liked the longer irons and it was easy to turn it over producing more draws than fades. It is a sweeper's club.

Alan

30, Handicap 1

1 year testing

It looks like a skinnier, smaller head for this category. For a better player who is distance-irons curious, this is a good one to explore. It's a gateway drug. It gives you less margin for error on mis-hits, but well-struck shots hung in the air.

Jin

30, Handicap 13

1 year testing

The distance was there. It feels like this club is looking for someone who makes perfect contact, because even slight mis-hits reverberate through my hands. I was still able to launch it effectively, but maybe it's for better players.

David

67, Handicap 8

1 year testing

This club loves to be hit on the sweet spot. When you do, you can produce both a draw and a nice high fade. Off-center hits sounded quite loud.

Wayne

60, Handicap 6

2 years testing

When you look at it, it looks more like a players iron, but toe or thin shots would have similar distance. A good performing iron across the face. Dispersion and distance were both there. It was consistent keeping the ball in play. Even the mis-hits stayed close to the center line. Didn't seem to dig into the turf as much. The sole was able to slide through the turf even through the heavier shots. Feels good, looks good.

Jamie

52, Handicap 5

2 years testing

This club moves easily through the turf like a pure blade. It was workable and sounds and feels like a light, pleasing thump. It lets you know the result is going to be perfect.

Paul

63, Handicap 4

10+ years testing

I like its simple design and lightweight feel. On good strikes, it gave me a low, quick launch. Turf interaction and distance were average.

Alejandra

26, Handicap 5

4 years testing

A club that feels like I need to swing extremely smoothly for it to perform. When I try to put more power into it, I can't keep up with the clubhead, because it's too heavy for me. It's great looking, it just doesn't work for me. Feels almost like a sledgehammer at impact.

Ricky

46, Handicap +3

10+ years testing

This club looks absolutely beautiful. But it’s kind of like giving a child a Ferrari. If you don’t know how to handle it, you’re going to crash. Needs lots of work on the range. You’re gonna look good, but you better get some reps in.

Jason

48, Handicap 0

10+ years testing

I thought they would be hard to hit because they look blade-like, but they were quite easy to hit. The only thing they lacked was distance. They were a little short.

Shane

36, Handicap 15

5 years testing

Looks ultra pretty but impossible for me to hit it as good as it looks. Makes me sad, like I've failed my mother. I got a flatter, driving ball flight that I would have trouble holding the green with. A lot of resonance in my hands at impact, too.

Wei

55, Handicap 13

9 years testing

It looks like a craftsman spent a lot of time getting the aesthetics just right. The sensation and sound at impact were on the velvety side, an absolute pleasure. Very nice height and trajectory on well-struck shots. High and long. Poorly struck shots were still flying to the right distances but the sensation was worse, which was excellent feedback.

Thomas

60, Handicap 7

10+ years testing

You don't see a whole lot of tech. It's well hidden. Or, if it's not there, it doesn't need it. The club gave me a fantastic, sweet, cushioned feel. It was unbelievably forgiving, It made me look like a pro, though I'm far from it.

Anand

43, Handicap 6

10+ years testing

Love the matte-chrome finish combination on the head and the mass is hidden pretty well. It's such a forgiving club with good feedback on off-center hits. Felt like I lost barely any distance on toe-y or heel-y shots. I was able to work trajectory high and low. It was a little too loud for me, but other than that, the club performed in every aspect.

Alex

40, Handicap 11

6 years testing

A minimalist design. I got a penetrating flight and it was really long. The weight helped smooth out my tempo. It felt like a tight trampoline at impact and wouldn't launch too high.

Jack

35, Handicap 1

2 years testing

It's James Bond in a tuxedo in terms of looks and it's the most workable iron I hit. You can do anything with it. It's like a paintbrush that won't let you color outside the lines.

Ryan

46, Handicap 14

2 years testing

It looks like a true muscle-back iron, only one I've seen in this category. It has a classic design. It felt a little heavy through the turf, but I felt like I could really control the distance and flight.

Robert

28, Handicap 2

1 year testing

This is the typical iron I like. There is less forgiveness on mis-sits, but the workability is easy both ways. Solid functionality in the wind with a slightly penetrating flight while still reaching a pleasing apex that holds the green. It's your standard solid thump at impact—a pleasing, meatier sound.