That raises a curiosity, given the specs of modern irons. The lofts of 7-irons considered for ... J.D. Cuban Robert Shaw, a 2-handicap, hits his 7-iron about 180 yards with a PGA Tour-level ...

The range of lofts on most 7-irons, for example ... PRICE: $1,200 eight clubs 2.) CALLAWAY X-FORGED Based on the company's 2013 forged cavity-back made popular on tour, this upgraded version ...

The new TaylorMade SIM Max and Max OS irons come from a lineage of designs ... is 1 millimeter wider due to a rear sole chamfer. The lofts are strong with the pitching wedge being 42 degrees.

A golfer is looking at some new irons from a different manufacturer than they’re currently playing, and they’re pondering whether the specs (length, lofts, lie angles) are the same or different?

The loft gaps are smaller in the long irons (2.5 degrees between the 4- and 5-rions, then spacing to three degrees and transitioning to five degrees between short irons for more ideal distance ...

My specs mean my clubs are a little long and more upright, but the biggest difference between older and newer irons are the lofts: My 6-iron has 28 degrees of loft, whereas the Zing 2 has about 32 ...