showcase Ironing Out Your Game The latest irons available on the market
Cleveland 588 Altitude
Full hollow construction and advanced internal weighting adds forgiveness and promotes a lower, deeper centre of gravity for launch and distance. Every iron has a forged clubface to enhance ball speed and feel.
RRP Contact Supplier
www.clevelandgolf.com
Adams XTD Cross Cavity
RRP £999 (graphite) £799 (steel)
www.callawaygolf.com
A cross-cavity design, combined with Cut-Thru velocity slots, to create distance through technology instead of strengthened loſts. The XTD series houses the company’s thinnest cast-iron face to date, promoting deflection and ball speed.
Titleist AP1 Irons
The Titleist AP1 irons are advanced performance, multi-material irons that offer more distance with forgiveness, solid feel and traditional looks to help advance the games of aspiring to skilled golfers.
RRP £499 Steel/£599 graphite
www.adamsgolf.eu
Mizuno MP-54
The MP-54 is a thick, powerful Grain Flow Forged iron craſted to awaken the shotmaker in players needing a little forgiveness. A deep Milled Pocket Cavity (3-7 iron) delivers stability from off centre hits, while a heavily bevelled sole ensures cleaner turf interaction and the workability to take your ball striking to the next level.
SRP £93 per iron (steel) SRP £107 per iron (graphite)
www.titleist.co.uk
Titleist MB Irons
Titleist MB irons are high performance, tour- proven forged blade irons delivering feel from muscle back weight positioned behind the sweet spot. Improved address profile and enhanced feel through the turf make these suitable for the highly skilled golfer.
RRP £100 per club
www.golf.mizunoeurope.com
30 SGBGOLF
SRP £114 per iron (steel) SRP £130 per iron (graphite – custom Only)
www.titleist.co.uk
Callaway X2 Hot Irons
X2 Hot Irons provide forgiveness, more ball speed, and have a reputation for extra distance.
RRP £699 (graphite) £549 (steel)
www.callawaygolf.com
Callaway Apex Irons
Apex Irons are forged distance irons that defy conventional wisdom by providing performance and playability for a wide range of handicaps.
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