Iron lofts have been creeping lower for some time. According to Ralph Maltby’s book “Understanding Golf Club Dynamics,” the loft of a 5-iron was 36 degrees from the 1920s through the mid ...

On the latest episode of Fully Equipped, Ping's Marty Jertson sets the record straight on a divisive gear topic: loft jacking.

We’ve even heard some manufacturers have taken to retool their demo clubs to a stronger loft than their standard just so they can better compete with other companies’ lower lofts.

We all know the answer to that. Plus, given that the lofts of today’s 4-irons can be below 20 degrees (or basically a 2-iron loft of yesteryear), you need tour player skills to get them airborne.

Golf irons for men are a specific type of club that you use for shorter shots on the course, often on approaches to the green. The iron has a sharper loft angle than a driver or fairway wood, allow… ...

The 7-iron loft is 30°, around average for this type of iron, but I would suggest the performance was above average like the best PXG golf clubs.

Iron lofts have been creeping lower for some time. According to Ralph Maltby’s book “Understanding Golf Club Dynamics,” the loft of a 5-iron was 36 degrees from the 1920s through the mid ...