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Results for "iron play"
PING introduces iBlade iron
Ping says the iBlade is its most workable, forgiving blade-style iron to date.
New Ping clubs making rounds at The Players
PING fans are were getting a first look at the latest entry this week at TPC Sawgrass.
Srixon Irons
Experience the ultimate in ball striking and consistency with the 2016 range of Srixon Irons.
Titleist Irons
New Titleist Iron models deliver best-in-class combination of distance, forgiveness and shot-stopping performance in player-preferred profiles
Andrew Daddo: Pass Me My 2-Iron
Who knew a club not even tour pros can hit properly would save my game?
Titleist Introduces New 716 AP1 and AP2 IronsÂ
Time to upgrade your irons? These could be a good fit
The golf sensation in 2015: The Matchplayer!
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The clubs Stephan Jaeger used to win the 2024 Texas Children’s Houston Open
Jaeger overcame mediocre driving and iron play by making up for it with a solid short game and putting – an area of his game that he has been working on.
The clubs Rickie Fowler used to win the 2023 Rocket Mortgage Classic
Fowler’s iron play was consistent with what he had done all week, as he ranked second in strokes gained/approach at 7.556 and T-2 in greens in regulation, hitting 61 of 72 for an 84.72 percent clip.
How Tony Finau rode a 7-degree driver and 37-inch putter to victory at the 2023 Mexico Open
Long and straight off the tee, on-target iron play and putting well. It added up to the most birdies in the field (27), the fewest bogeys (three) and Finau’s sixth PGA Tour victory.
The clubs Scottie Scheffler used to win the 2022 Arnold Palmer Invitational
On a course with US Open-like difficulty, it was Scheffler’s iron play that helped determine things.
The clubs Viktor Hovland used to win PGA Tour’s Mayakoba event
Viktor Hovland defended his title in Mexico at the World Wide Technology Championship, using typically stellar iron play to go along with an improved short game to take the tournament by four shots over Carlos Ortiz.
The clubs Si Woo Kim used to win the 2021 American Express
Kim’s iron play was solid all week as he ranked second in greens in regulation with his Callaway Apex Pro 19 irons.
The clubs Justin Thomas used to win the CJ Cup at Nine Bridges
There was no doubt that Justin Thomas’ iron play was largely responsible for the playoff win over Australia’s Marc Leishman
Callaway wrap: Minjee Lee runs hot on LPGA, Emiliano Grillo eagle sets up another PGA Tour top 10
[Photo: Getty images] Superstar Minjee Lee enjoyed her best result as a Callaway ambassador at the Blue Bay LPGA Tour event in China while topping the results of staffers on major tours across the world. A week after starring in ABC’s Australian Story in her native Australia, Lee took the first-round lead at the LPGA Read more…
How Tiger Woods tests golf balls – and the big mistake amateurs make finding the right ball
Golf Digest equipment editor E. Michael Johnson had the opportunity to ask Woods about his ball-testing process, how he mimics tournament conditions when practising at his home in Florida and where amateurs are missing the mark with their ball choice. Here’s what Woods had to say.
The clubs Viktor Hovland used to win the 2023 BMW Championship
The Norwegian star ranked first in driving accuracy, hitting 43 of 56 fairways (76.8 percent) and second in strokes gained/off the tee, gaining more than four shots on the field.
