
Dallas
Loft and Lie Adjustment: What It Is and When Your Irons Need It
Loft sets how high and far each iron goes. Lie decides whether the face points where you aim at impact. Here's when to check them and what bending can and can't do.

Content Series
The History of the Golf Iron: From Mashie to Hollow Body
How irons went from hand-forged mashies and niblicks to numbered sets, cavity backs, the Ping Eye2 and hollow players distance irons like the P790.

golf terms
What Is a Shank in Golf? Why It Happens and How to Stop It
A shank is a shot struck off the hosel that shoots sharply right for a right-hander. What causes it, quick fixes, and where the word comes from.

club spotlight
Srixon ZX Irons: What the Tour V.T. Sole Actually Does
Srixon ZX irons are forged players and players distance irons, and the ZX Mk II versions added the Tour V.T. Sole and a re-tuned face design.
club spotlight
Mizuno JPX Irons: What Grain Flow Forged Means
Mizuno has forged irons in Hiroshima since 1968. Here's what Grain Flow Forging means for the JPX line.
Callaway
Callaway Apex Irons: A Name With More History Than You'd Think
The Apex name predates Callaway itself. Here's the real history behind the irons and what makes them forged players clubs.
club spotlight
Titleist T-Series Irons: T100 vs T150 vs T350
T100, T150, or T350? Here's how Titleist's T-Series irons actually differ and who each one is built for.
club spotlight
PXG Irons: Inside the Thinnest Face in Golf
PXG's Gen6 irons use a milled, ultra-thin face and five-times-forged steel. Here's what that means for feel and forgiveness.
club spotlight
TaylorMade P790 Irons: The Original Player's Distance Iron
P790 created the players distance iron category in 2017 with a hollow body and SpeedFoam. Here's how it's held up since.







