Cobra King Tec X

The Cobra King Tec X and Forged Tec have a lot in common – both feature the hollow construction and a forged face in a cast body, delivering that fantastic feel at impact. But this is where the X variant steps in to make it all even more forgiving! The club has a larger head and more offset, making it easier to strike the ball well, even if your swing isn't always perfect. So if you're the player who needs a bit of extra help on the course – especially when it comes to distance – but don't want to sacrifice that wonderful feel at impact, then the King Tec X is your new best friend.

Wilson Dynapwr

A set for those seeking forgiving irons that won't punish you too severely for off-centre hits. With a low centre of gravity that Wilson has successfully optimised, the forgiving characteristics have become even better. This, combined with the hollow construction, creates a set that is stable and easy to play, helping you win match play against your friends. Inside the club, there's an Energy Transfer Chassis that adds stability, reduces vibrations, and delivers a crisper sound.

Callaway Ai200

The Apex Ai200 combines a forged and hollow construction with a forged face to deliver tour-level sound and feel. The AI Smart Face technology, based on swing data from countless golfers, optimises ball speed, spin control and reduces dispersion. Like other members of the Apex series, it features precisely positioned tungsten weighting for ideal ball flight. And a dynamic sole design makes it easier to hit pure shots on off-centre strikes. The Ai200 is perfect for mid-handicap golfers who want both forgiveness and top performance.

Titleist T200

Combines a forged face and a hollow construction in a tour-inspired design to deliver the best of both worlds. The innovative Max Impact technology together with the enhanced chassis provides a forgiving club on off-centre hits. Additionally, a great feel thanks to the forged face. With inspiration from the tour, T200 also has less offset than previous models. Vokey's experts, who make Titleist wedges, have been involved in the design of the sole to improve turf interaction. A successful move!

Game-improving irons

"Larger profile, hollow club construction and forgiving characteristics. Game-improving irons are the most forgiving category of iron clubs. For those who need maximum help with swing, height and distance."

– Johan Blom, Dormy Örebro

Cleveland Halo XL Full Face

With the goal of making golf easier! The improved Halo XL Full Face clubs are larger and even more forgiving than previous models. They also offer increased spin thanks to the Hydra-Zip grooves, an innovation that Cleveland is the first in the golf industry to use on irons - not just on wedges. Milled cavities on the back of the face increase the trampoline effect, resulting in higher ball speeds and longer shots.

Wilson Dynapwr Max

With a high launch angle and improved distance, you get a boost in confidence when the club is placed behind the ball. The extra wide sole gives you good contact with the ground, perfect when you're in the rough and want to get to the ball properly. The ultra-lightweight design in both clubhead and shaft makes it easier to achieve higher club head speed for more length and height in your shots.

Srixon ZXi7

If you're looking for irons that both perform and make you feel like a tour player, look no further. A reinforced hosel allows Srixon to use a new, softer steel which generates control and a great feel at impact. Srixon continues with the well-known V.T. sole that allows the club to glide easily through all surfaces without losing speed. The 8-AW irons have deeper and tighter grooves across the face to create more consistent spin and better control in approach shots. And as always with Srixon, the sleek appearance!