Best Irons for Mid Handicapped Golfers: Review & Rankings
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Today on H.I.T GOLF | Rick Shiels, we witnessed a showdown of epic proportions as the best irons for Mid handicapped golfers battled it out for supremacy. The contenders included the likes of the Callaway Apex AI 300, Mauno Hot Metal Pro, Taylor Made P790, Cobra King Tech, Ping I 530s, and the Kirkland Signature. These irons boasted sleek designs with hollow-headed construction and a splash of chrome, setting the stage for a fierce competition. Testing criteria ranged from looks and feel to price, carry distance, and greens hit percentage, leaving no stone unturned in the quest for the ultimate winner.
In the looks department, the Mauno found itself at the bottom of the pack, followed by the Cobra, Kirkland, Callaway, Ping, and Taylor Made. Price-wise, the Ping emerged as the most expensive, while a tie between Callaway and Taylor Made followed closely behind. Surprisingly, the Kirkland Signature stole the show as the most affordable option, offering golfers a steal at £68 per club. Moving on to feel, the Cobra struggled to make an impression, with Kirkland and Taylor Made also falling short in comparison to the top performers.
When it came to testing distance and accuracy, each iron had its moment in the spotlight. The Mauno, Callaway, Cobra, Taylor Made, Ping, and Kirkland were put through their paces, with the Ping I 530 ultimately claiming the crown for the best iron for Mid handicapped golfers. Following closely behind were the Callaway Apex AI 300, Taylor Made P790, and the Kirkland Signature, which surprisingly tied for third place. The Mauno and Cobra found themselves at the bottom of the rankings, showcasing the highs and lows of this intense battle of the irons.
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