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The most popular iron sets on Amazon right now (Summer 2020 edition)

Published

6 years ago

Sep 4, 2020

What are the most popular iron sets on Amazon right now? From time to time, we like to get out of our little bubble of OEM releases and what’s being played on tour to look at what golf consumers are buying on one of the largest online retail marketplaces: Amazon.

Here are some of the best-selling iron sets on Amazon as of September 2020.

1.TaylorMade Golf M6 iron

TaylorMade’s M6 irons are the current best-selling iron set on Amazon this summer

From the listing: “The new Speed Bridge structure unlocks the ability to use our fastest thru-slot Speed Pocket for the first time in our players distance category. Speed Bridge supports the topline to reduce low-frequency vibrations for a more satisfying sound at impact; Advanced HYBRAR compression damper effectively filters unwanted face vibrations for a soft and solid feel on all shots.”

Price: $599.99-$879.99

Buy here. (Currently Sold Out)

2. Cobra Women’s 2018 F-Max One Length Golf Iron Set

Cobra’s 2018 single length women’s iron set is one of the most popular choices amongst consumers on Amazon

From the listing: “One Length Set Makeup-F-Max One Length irons have been re-engineered for 7 Iron weighting. Offset Design-An offset hostel design creates higher launch with more draw bias for straighter, more accurate shots. Low Profile & Deep Undercut Design-A lower profile club head design moves.”

Price: $259.99

Buy here.

3. Callaway Golf 2020 Mavrik Iron Set

Callaway’s latest Mavrik iron set is the first the brand has produced featuring Artificial Intelligence

From the listing: “We’ve created a sophisticated face architecture that’s unique to every loft, so we can create a significant boost in ball speed and increased spin robustness off of every iron. The custom tungsten-infused weights in each iron allow us to locate the position of the CG in each iron with extraordinary precision while still maintaining ball speed in the Flash Face Cup.”

Price: $571.40 – $1,697.07

Buy here.

4. TaylorMade SIM MAX Irons

Unsurprisingly, the popular TM SIM MAX irons are one of the hottest selling iron sets on Amazon

From the listing: “Revolutionary Speed Bridge technology strategically supports the topline of the iron to unlock explosive distance and forgiveness with improved sound and feel. ECHO Damping System: Designed with energy channeling geometry to quickly eliminate harsh vibrations at impact delivering better feel without sacrificing face flexibility.”

Price: $787.43 – $1,058.00

Buy here.

5. Callaway Golf 2020 Rogue X Iron Sets and Combo Sets

Callaway’s Rogue X iron and combo sets are designed to help players get maximum distance

From the listing: “360 Face Cup + VFT for more Ball Speed across a large area of the face. MIM’d Internal Standing Wave for Optimal Flight and Control. Urethane Microspheres for Great Feel without compromising COR and ball speed.”

Price: $599.99

Buy here.

6. TaylorMade Golf P790 Iron Set

TaylorMade’s P790 irons continue to sell on the market and are one of the most popular iron sets amongst Amazon customers

From the listing: Forged Hollow Body Construction. SpeedFoam. Low Profile Tungsten Weighting. Thru Slot Speed Pocket. Progressive I C T.

Price: $1,399.99

Buy here.

7. Cleveland Golf Launcher Turbo HB Iron Set

Cleveland’s Launcher Turbo HB irons feature turbocharged thin and hot faces which aim to max out distance

From the listing: “Fully hollow construction along with internal stabilizing ribs provides ultimate forgiveness. HI bore Crown – the redesigned HI Bore Crown features low, deep weighting to produce an easy to hit, high ball flight. Progressive hollow shaping – progressive shaping provides a smooth transition from hybrid-like long irons to iron-like short irons. It’s a seamless changeover.”

Price: $899.99

Buy here.

8. TaylorMade SIM MAX OS Irons, Graphite Shaft

TM’s SIM MAX OS irons with graphite shafts are one of the best-selling irons from 2020 on Amazon

From the listing: “Patented Taylor Made technology engineered to maximize face flexibility for increased distance and forgiveness on low face strikes. Forgiving Shape Design: Head shaping designed for an unmatched combination of distance, forgiveness, and playability. Designed with a large face area to increase stability and wide sole geometry for forgiving turf interaction.”

Price: $874.99

Buy here.

9. Cobra Golf 2020 Men’s Speedzone Iron Set

Cobra’s Speedzone irons feature extreme heel and toe weighting which creates a lower CG and higher MOI than many of its rivals

From the listing: “Carbon Topline-The Light Zone-Carbon fiber inserts are 40% lighter than steel, saving 3 grams to move the CG lower and increases ball speed. Speed back Shaping-The Stability Zone-Extreme heel and toe weighting creates a lower CG and higher MOI than most traditional iron shapes. PowerShell Technology-The Power Zone-A PWRSHELL face insert is forged with a larger think pocket from heel to toe, and deeper undercut to enhance ball speed and launch across the face.”

Price: $798.95

Buy here.

10. Cobra Golf F-Max Irons (7-iron set)

The third Cobra set on the list features a lightweight construction for faster ball speeds

From the listing: “A lighter overall club weight generates more club speed and distance for golfers with moderate swing speeds. Lighter Shaft-A 5 gram lighter shaft allows you to swing faster around your body using the same smooth tempo. Low Profile/Deep Undercut-A low profile, cavity back design with greater lofts will help golfers launch it higher and longer, effortlessly.”

Price: $598.99

Buy here.

Equipment

Best ‘forgiving’ wedges – GolfWRXers discuss

Published

3 days ago

May 29, 2026

Gianni Magliocco

In our forums, our members have been discussing the most forgiving wedges on the market. WRXer ‘aaronpoling’ lays out his current setup and what he’s currently considering, saying:

“I am looking at getting new wedges, but looking for a forgiving wedge.

I currently play Ping G25 50°, MD4 54° and 58°. I used to play the CBX2 in the 50°, 54° and 58° and liked them a lot; but like any good dad, my son took them.

I am currently looking Callaway’s CB12 and Cleveland’s CBZ. Anyone have thoughts on these? Or recommendations of other wedges that I should check out?”

And our members have been weighing in with their thoughts and recommendations in response, with one brand coming out emphatically on top.

Here are a few posts from the thread, but make sure to check out the entire discussion and have your say at the link below.

boggyman: “CBZs are amazing wedges!”
drewbens: “Agreed, the Cleveland CB wedges are great! Already had a CBX Full Face 2 54 and recently added a 50 and 58 (for well under $100 a piece). Was chipping so well last week that my brother-in-law asked if the wedges were legal. Definitely underrated wedges for those of us that are not scratch golfers.”
BogeyTed: “Get Cleveland CBX/CBZ. Very underrated clubs.”

Entire Thread: “Best ‘forgiving’ wedges – GolfWRXers discuss”

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From the GolfWRX Classifieds: Ping PLD Ally Blue Onset putter

Published

3 days ago

May 29, 2026

Gianni Magliocco

At GolfWRX, we are a community of like-minded individuals who all experience and express our enjoyment of the game in many ways.

It’s that sense of community that drives day-to-day interactions in the forums on topics that range from best driver to what marker you use to mark your ball. It even allows us to share another thing we all love – buying and selling equipment.

Currently, in our GolfWRX buy/sell/trade (BST) forum, @negncic has a Ping PLD Ally Blue Onset putter up for grabs.

From the listing: “34” Ping PLD Ally Blue Onset. Ping composite shaft Ping PLD Pistol grip. No issues. $345 shipped.”

To check out the full listing in our BST forum, head through the link. If you are curious about the rules to participate in the BST Forum, you can learn more here: GolfWRX BST Rules

Equipment

I built the worst fitting clubs ever – GolfWRXers discuss

Published

4 days ago

May 28, 2026

Gianni Magliocco

In our forums, our members have been reacting to a WRXer who claims to have built the “worst fitting clubs ever.” ‘dlow206’ recounts his experience with plenty of insightful findings for where he can go better next time in a detailed post, saying:

“Here’s my story of building the worst fitting clubs ever (for me). And my findings of what a better fit is.

I am short in stature, as well as a very short wrist to floor of 30.5″. I went down a rabbit hole of wanting to try irons 1″ shorter of more than standard length. Given the shorter lengths, the swingweights would be super light unless I added back a ton of weight to the heads, but I don’t like adding an extreme amount of weight back to the heads, so I decided to compensate with heavier shafts (115 grams instead of 95). Played with this set for a while and was hitting all irons extremely poorly. Thin, fat, right, right, left. My swing didn’t deteriorate that much because I was hitting my driver well, woods well, etc.

Went back to my older set of irons, playing at standard length, and my iron play improved immediately. Since then, have been doing more testing, while paying more attention to different possible variables. What I have found is I actually prefer lighter total weight with relatively normal or slightly heavier swingweights. Did a recent fitting and found that 85 gram shafts were better for me than 95 grams with standard length and relatively standard swingweights.

Still trying to dial in a final iron shaft choice, so have a few contenders that I will be testing. Will be moving away from my current Steelfiber i95 S parallel to lighter and softer

MMT 80 parallel R – worked pretty well in a limited number of swings at a fitting
Fujikura Travil 85 R – the fitter liked the Axiom 95 R for me at Club Champion, but i didn’t love the effort required to swing them. If there was a 85 Axiom, that would probably have been a great fit. So i am going try a Travil 85 R which is japan only
Steelfiber i80 CW R – i have been playing Steelfibers for a long time, so need to give one Steelfiber shaft a shot

Given I do club building work, I am going to build all of these shafts with the All-Fit universal iron adapters to pair with a Srixon 7 iron head for testing. With these adapters, there isn’t a swingweight issue because the amount of weight from drilling out is about equivalent to the universal adapter components.”

And our members have been sharing their reactions in our forum.

Here are a few posts from the thread, but make sure to check out the entire discussion and have your say at the link below.

Mikey_HACKilroy: “That length cut costs you a fair amount in swing points. I’d posit the length mattered more than the weight because a 115g shaft isn’t going to actually add enough back after cutting an inch off. Does it mean 115 would ultimately work? Hard to say. Maybe try a 1/2″ cut and add 2g to the head to compensate assuming the 7i is 37″ long. Maybe that will feel better. It translates to the same ~D2 you’re swinging at with the 95g shafts (estimated based on common weight, but you can weigh your parts on your own obviously).”
Stuart_G: “Your process is good – keep at it and trust it.”

Entire Thread: “I built the worst fitting clubs ever – GolfWRXers discuss”