Best Golf Irons of the Year

If you want a larger clubhead and a sole that glides effortlessly through turf, along with maximum forgiveness, then these irons are for you. Best for mid- to high-handicap players, they’re designed to improve distance and launch for better performance on mishits.

High-handicap golfers generally need the largest-possible clubheads with the widest soles. That shaping essentially makes the most of imperfect swings by helping to get the ball airborne with more distance and a higher trajectory. 

Low- to mid-handicap players generally love the look of better players’ clubs but also need a little help. These irons sport a midsize profile and slightly larger topline and sole width than players’ irons and typically feature stronger lofts for added distance and forgiveness.

Low-handicap players generally want compact iron clubheads with a thin topline and sole width. While these irons are the least forgiving, they’re also the most workable.

Women’s irons are sized, flexed and weighted to help most female golfers swing easily and generate enough clubhead speed to get maximum distance, trajectory and accuracy. They come standard with smaller grips that are easier to hold, flexible shafts, and the proper club weight. 

View our full assortment of women’s irons and remember, all custom clubs can be fit and built specifically for any golfer. 

Still doing your research? Be sure to check out our advice for how to buy a golf iron and tackle the course with confidence by learning how to hit an iron with PGA Tour champ Joey Sindelar.