Is There A Specific Name Given To A Set Of Golf Irons That Go From Cavity Backs To Blades?


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6 Responses to “Is There A Specific Name Given To A Set Of Golf Irons That Go From Cavity Backs To Blades?”

  1. c g +1 says:

    They are called “progressive” sets by the few companies that have done them. Nike has a version in the new Victory Red series as well as the old pro combos. Wilson Staff had one of the very first progressive sets about a decade ago. Mizuno does not have any, but they do allow you to build your own set so you can use different models to create that sort of combination.

  2. ixnaytim says:

    All three answers are wrong. They are known as combo sets. The first ones i saw in this line were the Mizuno MX23’s. The MX-25’s followed, then bridgestone made a comparable set recently. Progressive sets include hybrids in the design, which it sounds like you don’t need. Titlist now has the ZM forged combo set and many companies are producing these now. Stay away from Adams. They are not as good as advertised.

  3. D Rebs says:

    The nikes are just a combo set similar to bridgestones. They have either 2 or 3 types of clubheads (blade, pocket cavity, full cavity). The titleist is a blended set with every iron head being slightly different.

  4. Anonymous says:

    Bridgestone makes a progressive set, the J36 Combos. You can theoretically do this with the Wilson Staff Ci7 and Pi7 line, as well.

  5. chimps69 says:

    Progressive is what they are sometimes called. The best ones in my opinion are the Titleist ZB Forged. I have them and they are amazing! You can get them at any golf shop.

  6. Clay D says:

    Yep progressive

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