Honma TW777 PCB MAX Irons

Five clubs, 6 through pitching wedge, around a 28 degree seven iron. That last number is the one to hold onto, because it puts the PCB MAX in players distance territory and explains most of what follows. The body is forged, and Honma runs two different face alloys through the set, one steel in the long and mid irons and another in the scoring clubs, so ball speed gets help where the lofts are strong and feel is protected where it counts.

Shafts come two ways, a graphite Vizard built for the TW777 line or N.S.PRO 950GH neo in steel, and the flex follows the material: regular with graphite, stiff with steel. So it's one decision, not two. The set stops at pitching wedge, with the longer iron and the wedges sold as singles if you want the range extended. Right-handed only.