Titleist 718

The 718 has been very well received by Titleist's touring professional's, who have all eagerly made a change from the previous 716 models.

The 718 range of irons features the already familiar MB, CB, AP1 and AP2, all with improved tech and design, but the most notable is the new AP3 iron.

The AP3 combines the low profile and sleek design of a better player's club with the technology and forgiveness of a more playable iron - sort of like a combination of the AP1 & AP2.

Mizuno MP-18

All you have to do is look at these clubs to want to buy them, as is expected from Mizuno these clubs look incredible and there are 3 full set models: MP-18 (muscleback), MP-18 SC (small cavity back) and the MP-18 MMC (more forgiving cavity).

Good looks aside, Mizuno have done something a little different with these new irons: the initial design for the irons was as a CAD drawing on a computer, they were then forged using moulds - all of this is as usual - but after this Mizuno's master craftsmen would hand grind the club heads to perfection, as they did back in the days of Faldo, to create new, sleeker and more natural lines.

PING G400

PING release an iron model every season that is either the best or second bestselling iron set that year, and it certainly looks like the G400 will do that again and then some.

So much has been said about these clubs and it's always positive, whether you're a scratch golfer or have just taken up the game, these clubs are worth your time. They combine modern design with the latest technology, leaving customers with an iron that is extremely long, forgiving, and aesthetic.

If you're looking for a new set of irons then you have to try the G400's