Golf Iron Sets

Selecting the Best Golf Irons

Making the decision to purchase a brand new pair of Golf Irons is always exciting perhaps because you're not able to choose just one club that you like, you're given the choice of 6 and 10 clubs to complete your set! It's a crucial choice that you'll have to strike an iron between 40 and 60 times per game, so take the time to think about the most suitable choice for you.

Aslan Golf provide the best golf irons available with top brands like TaylorMade, Mizuno, Wilson and many more, aswell with lower-cost alternatives from brands such as Ben Sayers We can assure you do not compromise quality in exchange for price. The search for the ideal iron will be about selecting the right set to matches your skills on the golf course and will help you get excellent distance shots, constant dispersion, forgiveness of off-center strikes, and precision.

With these in mind, in order to help make the right choice, we've listed the important aspects you need to be aware of when deciding on the right golf iron set.

Budgeting for New Golf Irons

What to look for in Clubhead Technology

When it comes time to choose the design of your clubhead, take into consideration your skills at golf and be sincere. Also , think about what the next steps are for your game because these irons can last a long time. A newer player is more likely to develop faster in a shorter amount of time than perhaps an experienced player. Be aware of your ability now and the future can be extremely helpful in deciding on the right clubhead design for your brand new irons, whether you're a professional or a complete beginner. Every manufacturer offers an array of irons that are designed for players of all skill levels.

The more elaborate the design of the clubhead is, the more lenient it is with off-center strikes. If you're searching for a bigger clubhead that is commonly called an 'oversize feature, but you're seeking a lower trajectory because you've hit too high there are clubs with a slimmer sole that are ideal.

Multi-Material Clubheads

In the majority of cases iron clubheads are manufactured out of steel . They can be found in two different forms either forged or cast. The cheaper choice is cast clubheads that are ideal for players who are just starting out or improvement irons that are more resonant with less feedback. Forged clubheads are the more expensive option that is suitable for experienced players. Forged heads that have zero cavity and little offset, also known as "blades," provide only a little forgiveness for strikes that are off center however they provide the greatest distance and control of trajectory. They are typically suited to the most skilled, proficient gamers.

A brand new style of irons clubheads, called 'hollow construction heads, will appeal to a wide range of players. They combine outstanding distance and forgiveness , both in forge and cast choices. They are the elegant and stylish clubheads that are priced at a minimum amount of £800 each set.

Lie Angle, Loft and other Options

Finding the correct lie angle is vitally important in particular for Irons because they're specifically designed to hit the ball first at a downward angle, then the turf that causes the ball to split. It is important to ensure that your lie isn't flat, as even a small impact could cause the clubhead to capture more turf and result in a shot that is right-of-target. A lie that's too high could result in a left-of-target shot since the head's heel catches more turf, closing the clubface due to the force of impact.

A standard lie will suit males who are of 5'8"-5'11". If you're taller then a more rounded lie angle would be ideal, and if you're taller, an upright angle is recommended.

Loft up or De-Loft?

When selecting your new clubs, you should aim for at least a 3 degree gap between your loftiest hybrid and the lowest lofted iron at the bottom of the set. On at the upper end of the set will have the option of a degree gap between 6-8 wedges between them, based on whether you have 4 or 3 wedges. Iron sets generally are available in 5-SW or 4-PW as standard.