The G440 combines distance and forgiveness with premium players-style aesthetics and enhanced feel. Increased ball speed comes from a more-flexible face, a PurFlex badge, and the low/back CG, generating higher, longer shots that stop closer to the hole. Longer-length 4, 5 and 6 irons help launch shots higher and provide more consistent gaps.
High Launch (HL) Irons
In the irons, being fit for the HL build is one way to give you a little more distance and consistency to hit more greens. Lighter toe and tip weights combine with the lightweight shaft and grip to achieve the lighter overall build and swing weights.
G Le3's iron/hybrid combo solution allows golfers to create the ideal set with optimal gapping to help ensure success with every swing. In the lightweight irons, a lower CG and custom-engineered lofts produce more ball speed and distance. The hybrids are sized and shaped to inspire confidence while delivering distance and high launch. Available 6-9, PW, UW, SW, 4H, 5H, 6H, 7H.
Continuing the success of previous generations of our women’s line, the G Le4 is designed as an iron/hybrid combo solution, allowing golfers to create the ideal set make-up with optimal gapping to help ensure success with every swing. Release date March 26th.
The DS-ADAPT MAX Women's iron features the same technology as the standard model but with a slightly larger profile, thicker topline, wider sole, longer blade, and added offset to provide maximum forgiveness. The lightweight configuration of the MAX iron paired with 2-degree weaker lofts will ensure effortless launch without sacrificing speed and distance. Now featured in a new champagne women's colorway.
The KING irons feature a traditional shape and strong lofts suited for players with average to fast swing speeds and steep attack angles seeking maximum distance. The MAX model features a slightly larger profile, enhanced offset and 2-degree weaker lofts, which make it advantageous for players seeking high launch, draw-bias and slightly more heel/toe stability on off-center hits.
