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Forged vs. Cast Irons
In the manufacture of golf irons and wedges, there are two main methods that clubmakers employ to transform raw metal into clubheads – forging and casting. CASTING The majority of today's irons...
Cavity Back
Cavity back is a term in golf club design used to describe a clubhead shape in which material and mass is moved from directly behind the club face and redistributed to the outer edges of the clubhead....
Blade Iron
A blade iron, also commonly referred to as a "muscleback" or MB iron, is a traditional golf iron that is usually forged from a single solid piece of soft carbon steel. The majority of the clubhead...
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