Iron Sets

Find golf irons for sale at Golf Avenue

A big part of your club collection would consist of your irons. The standard golf set consists of 7 irons, which often range from the 4-irons down to the pitching wedge. At Golf Avenue, you can find a vast selection of irons, which spans all the top brands and would ensure you have a complete golf kit to use.

Why buy your golf irons at Golf Avenue?

Golf irons can be tricky, and you will need to understand which range of irons would work the best for your specific game. You can buy individual irons, but this could have a different feel when it comes to playing with the clubs. A solid set, like the many options we offer, would help you find the best irons for your money.

Even if you have the best driver and putter, you will often be left without a club to get you on the green if you don’t have the right set of irons. At Golf Avenue, we have experts who allow you to figure out which golf irons would fit your style the best. Each set of irons has been expertly preserved to give you the best used golf irons you can afford.

Instead of buying a new set of golf irons and paying for clubs that you don't really understand or might not even use, you can rely on a one-on-one with our experts, which would serve as a way for club fitters and tailor clubs to your specific needs. With brands like TaylorMade, Callaway, and the more affordable Wilson brand, you will be able to find the best pre-owned golf irons in Canada.

Finally, we have a whole list of iron drills, recommended by some of the many experts that would help you better understand your irons. Combining expert knowledge and a top-used iron set, you can see significant improvements in your game and perhaps find your way up to the bigger leagues in the world of golf.

Choosing the right iron set

Before buying a golf iron, there are a few important things that you will need to figure out. You must be aware of the specific features that are required when it comes to finding the best golf irons on the market today. For those interested in a set or irons, the following features should take center stage in your search:

Iron Type

One of the first things you will need to do is determine the type of iron that you will need. Each type of iron would vary in style and type, which would make them different from one another.

Forged Irons: Forged irons are some of the basic irons and often let one think of blacksmiths. These irons are forged into a specific shape and are made from carbon steel, They don't have any technology in the iron, which means they can feel harder and might lack some forgiveness.

Cast Irons: Cast irons are some of the basic entry-level irons, which have been forged inside a cast. These also lack forgiveness, but they tend to be some of the cheaper options for beginners.

Blade Irons: As you become a better player, the blade irons are often the better option and they feature a thin blade design with a compact hitting area. Since the weight is spread evenly, they often have a small sweet spot.

Cavity Black Irons: The cavity black irons are some of the best options for those that need a sweet spot. With a recess or cavity in the back of the iron head, they aim to increase the MOI (Moment of Inertia). They have excellent forgiveness but might reduce the feel.

Shafts Material

The next focal point is the shafts. The entry-level irons often have a steel shaft, which is made from carbon steel or stainless steel. Since it has less flex, those with faster swing speeds will enjoy the consistency. The graphite shaft is the more expensive of the two and they offer a lightweight and flexible design, which can be beneficial for slower swing speeds. They commonly don’t feel as stiff and can help you unlock some additional distance in your game.Finally, we have the multi-material shaft, which combines both graphite and steel, but steel is the more prevalent of the two materials used in manufacturing. Since steel shafts tend to have a lot of vibrations, the graphite shaft would help to filter out the unwanted vibrations and possibly increase the distance.

Left vs Right-Handedness

Finally, you will also need to choose between a right-handed or left-handed iron set. Nowadays, you can find the one that suits you best directly from the manufacturing line, which should help to give you the comfort you need.

Best brands for golf irons

When it comes to golf irons, there are a few solid brands that you can choose from, and these brands can make a big difference when it comes to the quality of your clubs. Here are some of the best brands to consider when buying a new set of irons:

TaylorMade

TaylorMade is one of the few brands dedicated to giving you excellent forgiveness and when you look at some of their iron sets, you will find that even off-center shots would often give you additional forgiveness. If you strike the ball off-center, some of the top TaylorMade irons could save you. Here are a few great options to consider; P-7TW Irons, P-790 Irons, and Stealth HD Irons.

Callaway

Callaway is one of the most popular brands on the market today and is widely regarded for their high-quality irons and golf clubs. Being arguably the most popular brand in golf, they tailor to the needs of all golfers and aim to ensure that you easily find the irons that you would need for your game. If you are looking for a great set of irons, the Callaway Paradym Irons, Paradym X irons, and Rogue ST MAX Irons would be the best options.

Titleist

Much like their top drivers, Titleist puts heavy emphasis on forgiveness and their irons often retain value long beyond their release date. Titleist irons often get passed down as someone upgrades and this is why the brand has such great longevity. Some of the best Titleist irons include the T100, T200, and 620 MB iron sets.

Cobra

With players like Bryson DeChambeau and Hideki Matsuyama always ranking high on many of the golf leaderboards, it is no secret why Cobra golf clubs are becoming ever more popular. They offer golf irons with a high level of forgiveness, which makes them perfect for high-handicapper players to use. Some of the best Cobra irons include the Aerojet, King Tour, and LTDx sets.

Ping

You can visit any local golf club and you are bound to find experts and beginners who use Ping irons as part of their game. Ping has designed some incredible irons, which help beginners not only improve their game but learn the game. Even if you miss the sweet spot, some of these irons still carry the ball down the fairway. Some of the incredible Ping irons include the G430, i230, and G425 iron sets.

Mizuno

Mizuno is one of the brands known for their cast iron heads, which are often made from solid stainless steel. This enables the use of technology, which promotes forgiveness for newer players. With the 21g tungsten weight in the sole of the club, it often promotes more loft. Some of the best Mizuno irons are the 221, 223, and 225 iron sets.

Cleveland

The main focus of Cleveland irons is the distance they achieve. However, one of the downsides of these clubs tends to be the ball speed, which does not match up well with some of the other elite brands. Many people did not know that Cleveland stopped making irons for a few years, but now they are back with some incredible clubs like the Launcher CBX Irons, Launcher HB Irons, and CG Black Line.

Wilson

Most people starting their golf journey might not want to shell out their entire budget for golf clubs. This is what makes the Wilson brand so popular. Wilsons sells a whole host of different sporting equipment, but they have a few great irons set for beginners to help you build your first iron set. Some of the top Wilson irons include the Staff Model Driving Iron, Staff Model CB Irons, and 2022 Launch Pad Women’s Irons.

Trade-In Your Used Golf Irons

So, you have determined that your current set of irons does not fit the bill and you would like to buy a new and more compatible set. Instead of throwing your irons away, our trade-in program offers you fair prices for your used golf clubs. You can gain store credits, which saves you on taxes and allows you to buy the best iron set for sale in Canada.