Iron reviews - no, we're not talking about the kind you get out wrinkles with! We mean golf iron reviews, natch. The implements with which we knock that little white ball around the golf course. Click on the first link below (Wanted: Your Iron Reviews) if you'd like to submit your own review of irons you've played (or to read iron reviews already submitted by other readers). Or scroll down to read iron reviews from About.com.
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1. Wanted: Your Iron Reviews
Visit our index of Reader Review categories, select the company whose irons you'd like to review, and then submit your review. We'll publish it here on About.com.2. Cleveland Mashie Irons Combo Set
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The Cleveland Mashie Irons set is a "combo set" or "blended set": it includes both hybrids and irons. In this case, three hybrids and five irons make up the Mashie set. The set is a good one to take a look at for golfers seeking game-improvement clubs.
3. Cleveland CG16
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Cleveland Golf touts its CG16 irons as "lighter and longer." They are definitely that - lighter in overall weight, and slightly longer in shaft length. But does that translate into being longer on the golf course? And how does that affect accuracy?
4. Nike VR Pro Cavity
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The Nike VR Pro Cavity irons are aimed at "aspirational" golfers - mid- and mid-high handicappers - who hope to improve and in the meantime want to play irons that look more like players' clubs. The VR Pro Cavity irons make a handsome set and offering consistent distance and trajectory control.
5. Srixon Z-TX
Courtesy Srixon Golf; used with permission
The Srixon Z-TX irons are forged but with a semi-cavity and other features that still offer the golfer some forgiveness.
6. Cleveland CG7
Courtesy of Cleveland Golf; used with permission
"Sweet looks" are the first things that greet golfers with the Cleveland CG7 irons. Do they also play sweet? This article tells the story.
7. TaylorMade Tour Preferred
Courtesy of TaylorMade-adidas Golf; used with permission
A thin topline and reduced offset are two of the giveaways that the TaylorMade Tour Preferred irons are aimed at better players. Our reviewer called these "the most handsome set of irons in a while from TaylorMade."
