Irons

These remarkable TaylorMade Tour Preferred MB Irons 4-PW Steel have been specifically designed for the purist golfer.

This muscleback forged iron is designed for the competitive player looking for consistent spin performance, increased feel and improved accuracy. The short irons have a lower centre of gravity and more weight toward the heel for consistent spin performance.

Mizuno MP-64 irons offer a touch more forgiveness than traditional blades with Mizuno’s R&D team focused on producing the softest, most solid feel possible.

The 588 Tour Trajectory irons are fully interchangeable with 588 Mid Trajectory and Altitude irons so you can build your perfect set.

TaylorMade RocketBladez Tour, in 3- to 7-iron, is powered by the Speed Pocket - the ‘little thing’ that promotes radically increased speed and distance.

Find more greens with an unparalleled combination of forgiveness and feel

The new standard in distance in the irons category

The JPX-825 is the longest, straightest and most forgiving iron Mizuno has ever created.

The R11 iron has inverted cone technology to increase ball speed and forgiveness on mis-hits. A weight port in the rear ensures consistent swingweight and centre of gravity locations throughout the set.

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If you were impressed by the trampoline effect of the RocketBallz fairway last season, you’ll be jumping up and down with joy when laying hands on TaylorMade’s new RocketBladez iron. Remember that ‘little thing’ called a Speed Pocket? Well, it’s back and better than ever.

The big talking point of the new PING Anser family might be the brand’s debut adjustable driver , but the second edition of PING’s first forged irons in many a year is causing quite a stir, too.

Give me a short iron and I’ll find the green. Give me a long iron and it more than likely won’t be seen.

I’ve made no secret that golf clubs don’t really turn me on the way they do many of my peers.

Features NexCOR variable face-thickness driver technology, in irons for the first time to generate extra ball speed and more distance. Expands maximum COR zone from the low-centre to the high-toe. Fitted with Fubuki X4 NG graphite shaft. 4-PW steel version priced at

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Forged Ti Muscle workability of a blade combines with cavity-back forgiveness and more solidity at impact. Centre of gravity encourages higher ball flight. Thinner top line and weightier sole available in any custom combination from 3-PW (

High launch version of the JPX800 iron with Max-Cor pocket cavity and wider sole on the longer, medium irons (4-7-iron) and progressively narrower sole on 8-PW. Sound and solid feel factored into the design through Mizuno's harmonic impact technology. Fujikura

Multi-material, dual cavity for more forgiveness solid feel and improved distance control. Stainless steel body and high density tungsten sole weight. Bevelled top line with progressively reduced blade length through short irons. True Temper Dynalite Gold XP steel shaft to optimise initial launch angle and maximise distance. Stock graphite Tour AD shaft for higher launch. Available from mid-November 2011 in right and left hand with suggested retail price of

Black pearl finish (also available in satin finish), featuring laser milled zip-grooves on each clubface. Stronger than traditional lofts identified on each toe, large cavity head to assist with immediate trajectory. Priced at