Golf clubs

The most-played iron on the PGA Tour: forged dual-cavity construction with D18 tungsten weighting, for reference-level distance control and feel.

Successor to the T100S, with the same blade length and offset as the T100 but a speed channel moved closer to the face: the fastest tour iron in the lineup.

Hollow-body iron with a Max Impact Core, sitting between the control of the T150 and the forgiveness of the T350: the hinge of the T-Series.

The most forgiving iron in the T-Series, with dual tungsten weighting (heel/toe) and a hollow body for easy launch and plenty of forgiveness.

Cast hollow-body irons with weakened lofts, a wide sole and a low center of gravity for a high launch, even on mishits.

Hollow-body irons with a forged 4340M face, designed to combine distance and premium feel in a confidence-inspiring set.

Hollow-body irons with a forged 1020 chassis and a forged Carpenter 455 steel face, with a thin top line built for the most demanding players.

Cavity-back irons with a forged 455 face, wider and more forgiving in profile than the Ai200, for an easier, higher launch.

Irons shaped like players' irons but built for forgiveness, with a thin face and a low/back center of gravity for a higher launch.

Cavity-back irons with a forged face, designed by Ping to deliver the brand's most refined feel for low-handicap players.

Multi-material irons with tungsten weighting and a Contour Ellipse face 30% thinner, for high ball speed and plenty of forgiveness.

Forged hollow-body irons with tungsten weighting, designed for a higher launch and more forgiveness while keeping the Mizuno Pro feel.

One-piece forged irons in S15C steel, with a thin top line and minimal offset: the purest model in the ZXi lineup for accomplished players.

Players-distance irons with a forged face and tungsten weighting, a wider sole and more offset for extra forgiveness over the ZXi7.

Hollow-body irons filled with lightweight foam, with an H.O.T. face 21% thinner to maximize ball speed for improving players.