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Hot List Extra: Do players hit strong-lofted irons better than weaker lofts? Yes … and no
Lofts matter when picking the right clubs, but they're only one component driving overall performance.
Golf Digest on MSN
Srixon's ZXi5, ZXi5+ and ZXi7 irons: What you need to know
Three distinct iron models plus a new utility iron cover the needs of multiple player types ...
The ZXi5 balances speed, feel and control, while the stronger-lofted ZXi5+ adds distance and forgiveness in a players-style shape.
The forged Mizuno Pro S-4 is the most forgiving iron in the Signature Series, combining a compact profile with higher launch and added stability.
If you’re looking for a set of irons with an ideal blend of power, playability and ultra-sharp looks, Srixon’s ZXi5 irons tick all those boxes — and more. In fact, the ZXi5s hold the distinction of ...
Welcome to another edition of the Fully Equipped mailbag, an interactive GOLF.com series in which our resident dimplehead (a.k.a., GOLF’s managing editor of equipment, Jonathan Wall) fields your ...
When the Hot List started more than two decades ago, there was one category of irons. Now there are four. The equipment industry continues to delineate player types based on preferred head shapes and ...
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The 3 swing moves that make drawing your irons much easier
Drawing your irons consistently requires more than simply trying to swing from the inside. The lesson combines several setup and downswing changes designed to alter both the club path and the ...
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