2009 Irons Buyer's Guide

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Titleist Z Blend
Key Feature: The Z Back design locates the CG away from the heel toward the middle of the face. The long irons have both shorter hosels and are cavity-backs for added forgiveness.
What We Like: We love anything forged, and these irons exemplify why. They look, feel and perform awesomely.
Who It’s For: Seems there are more options than ever for better players who want forgiveness and workability. Add these beauties to the list.
Specs: Available in 2-PW with TT Dynamic Gold shafts; custom order.
titleist.com | $900­

Tour Edge QLS
Key Feature: A lightweight insert in the topline removes weight, and the Super-Wide sole design positions the CG way back and low in the clubhead. The end result is some serious forgiveness and high trajectory.
What We Like: Considering how effortless it is to get the ball airborne, they’re almost like cheating in our opinion. The price is nice, too.
Who It’s For: Guilty golfers who need some real forgiveness from the fairway.
Specs: Available in 2-LW in both steel and graphite shaft options.
touredge.com | $500