EXOTICS EX-1 Individual Irons $89.99 Accommodating the desires of the most sophisticated and demanding golfer, Exotics irons are nothing less than extra ordinary. Out-classing all other irons in one majestic sweep, Exotics combine traditional, blade appearance with a low center of gravity (CG) sole and a technologically superior hollow box cavity. The result, you’ll gain 10 yards with every club.For the first time, a tungsten sole can be welded to a 17-4 stainless head. No need for press fitting. This unique form of tungsten allows for a larger, more engineered sole in which the tungsten can be cast into any shape. It also repositions nearly 40of the head’s total weight (100 grams) toward the heel and toe and back away from the face. The fusion of grace and beauty, this design allows the sole width to be thinned for a classical blade like look, better workability, a lower CG, and the superior forgiveness you expect from a hybrid.

ZR1 Irons $17.95 The ZR1 irons redefine the game improvement iron set with the focus on forgiveness. The lower irons (3 4 and 5) are replaced with easy to hit high trajectory irons making this set the perfect for players of all skill. All the irons feature a deep cavity lower center of gravity and lower back weight. Read more about how these features can help your game. The 3 4 and 5 irons are also known as high trajectory irons. Designed with a wide sole deep dish cavity and elongated face. The lower center of gravity produces a higher launch angle softer shot and more forgiving play. If you are tired of hitting difficult long irons replace your irons with ZR1 set for an immediate difference. If you haven’t played a lower iron with a wider sole you will be surprise how much easier they are to hit. The 6-PW features are very similar to the lower irons minus the wide sole. A deep cavity low center of gravity and lower back weight increase moment of inertia (MOI). A higher MOI reduces twisting of the face on miss hits resulting in a straighter shot. You will instantly notice better results in the accuracy of your iron play due to the fact that there is more room for error. If you are considering the ZR1 irons the ZR1 460cc Titanium Driver is a perfect complement. This club is available in custom lengths and flexes. Click for more info.

Victory Red VR Forged Split Cavity Irons Set $899.99 Split Cavity Back Design – The split back design keeps weight behind the sweet spot of the club head for ball control while providing forgiveness.Versatile Sole Design – The cambered sole allows for greater playability from varied lies to ensure precise face contact shot after shot.1025 Forged Carbon Steel – Precision forged and machined to precise tolerances for unsurpassed feel. The material of choice for accomplished playersCNC Milled Face – CNC milled flat face ensures uniform ball compression for consistent ball flight.Victory Red Grip by Eaton Grips – Designed for maximum grip on the top half, and fantastic feel on the bottom, these grips will give you control and power shot after shot.

Tour Edge Forged CB Irons $799.95 Tour Edge Exotics Forged CB Iron Set The Exotics CB Xtreme forged irons are designed for the most discerning player to deliver the pure feel and workability of a blade with the forgiveness of a cavity back iron. The blade?s heel and toe perimeter-weighted cavity lowers the center of gravity and creates a large sweet spot for a soft, crisp feel from more points on the face. Forged from 1025-carbon steel, the iron?s soft forms are highlighted by dramatic lines and a classic shape. For maximum spin control and a pure feel, the Xtreme Forged?s face is entirely CNC milled to supply the largest grooves and face-roughness allowed by the USGA. The milled face and head not only deliver unprecedented spin control, they deliver a strikingly superior feel. For improved playabilty, the Exotics CB irons have a tour-beveled sole that promotes a cleaner ball striking by reducing turf interaction. The less turf interaction, the greater the ability players have to work the ball. Add the CB?s smaller forged face and near-zero offset and you?ve got a set of irons that will work just as hard as you do to improve your game Features: Tour Edge Exotics Forged CB Iron Set Heel toe paid weighting distributes weight for a larger sweet spot Forged 1025 carbon steel milled face delivers pure feel and control Tour-beveled sole and near-zero offset combine to maximize playability Specifications: Tour Edge Exotics Forged CB Iron Set Club Loft Lie Steel Length Offset 3 IRON 21? 60? 38.75 2.5mm 4 IRON 24? 61? 38.25 2.5mm 5 IRON 27? 62? 37.75 2.0mm 6 IRON 31? 62.5? 37.25 1.5mm 7 IRON 35? 63? 36.75 1.5mm 8 IRON 39? 63? 36.25 1.5mm 9 IRON 43? 63.5? 35.75 1.0mm PW 47? 64? 35.25 1.0mm AW 51? 64? 35.25 1.0mm SW 56? 64? 35.25 1.0mm Available in men’s and women’s right hand. Ladies length -1. Custom fitting options included grip, shaft, flex, lie angle and length. Shaft Options: MODEL FLEX WEIGHT LAUNCH TORQUE KBS TOUR STEEL R 120g MID 2.2 KBS TOUR STEE

ZR1 Mark II Irons $149.95 The ZR1 Mark II iron set follows in the footsteps of its predecessors—being an ultra-forgiving iron for golfers of all skill levels. These clubs feature a deep cavity lower center of gravity and lower back weight which combine for a high launch and oversize sweet spot. The higher MOI reduces twisting of the face on miss-hits resulting in a straighter shot. You will instantly notice better results in the accuracy of your iron play due to the fact that there is more room for error. The design of these clubs feature a wide sole deep dish cavity and elongated face. With a lower center of gravity these irons yield a higher launch angle softer shot and more forgiving play. If you are tired of playing an older set with out-dated technology replace your irons with the our ZR1 Mark II set for an immediate difference. This club is available in custom lengths and flexes. Click for more info.

Many golfers frequently ask which golf iron style is best , cavity back or blade. The cavity back style has pros and cons . It has fans , and those that don’t require them.

The choice should not be made by what is popular in the clubhouse or with your friends, since that type may not fit your game. You need to find what’s right for you.

Cavity backs have grown popular for many reasons . The cavity back style has material hollowed out from the rear center of its clubface, producing a cavity. Removing the metal at that location re-distributes the clubhead’s weight around the edges of the clubface, fathest away from the center of gravity (which should be the center of the club head).

This widening of the weight distribution creates a much more forgiving iron, with an enlarged sweet spot. A mis-hit with a cavity back is more likely to be a better shot than the same shot with a blade style club . Why ? Because the cavity back twists less in a player’s hand when the ball is mis-hit. A mis-hit with a cavity back will travel farther than with a blade style .

Cavity backs are intended to improve your game , offering special features that help golfers play better, like an oversize head . Players with high and mid golf handicaps prefer cavity backs, although some low handicappers and touring pros use them .

Blade style irons are not nearly as numerous as cavity backs. A blade iron features a solid, fairly flat, clubface back, distributing the weight more evenly across the clubface . Consequently a blade has a much smaller sweet spot than a cavity back. A blade is also much less forgiving than a cavity back because it can twist more in a player’s hands on mis-hits.

Distributing the weight evenly across the clubface, however, creates an iron with better control and more feel. These irons need to be hit nearly perfectly, though, to avoid a bad shot. Thus, it takes a lot of practice and experience to hit these irons well.

The blade iron is known as a more traditional iron. Players with low golf handicaps and touring pros prefer the blade style golf clubs because the added control and feel enables them to shape their shots better–a necessity when playing on challenging courses.

Manufacturers of golf irons make cavity backs and blades in cast and forged models . The terms “cast” and “forged” refer to the manufacturing process used to form the iron head’s shape.

In the casting process, molten metal is poured into a mold to form the iron head. It’s then left to cool and solidifiy.

Forging involves pounding or compressing the metal, in it’s solid form to produce the desired shape. Other machining complete production.

The manufacturing process has little influence on the iron’s capabilities. If you have two irons, one forged and one cast, of exactly the same shape, with the same center of gravity, same loft, same lie, hitting the same ball, and so on, the shots will travel the same distances 99 percent of the time. And the players won’t know which iron head is cast and which forged.

You need to go to a supplier of discount golf clubs to find the iron style that best fits your game. If you’re a less experienced golfer, the cavity back is probably a wiser choice, since you’re more likely to mis-hit a ball. If you’re a more experienced player, then a blade is probably your best choice, since it provides more control and better feel for shaping shots.

The best way of choosing a style that fits your needs is to test it out. Hit a few balls with each style. If one style feels better than another does, and you have confidence in it, that’s the style that’s right for you.