
TaylorMade PSi Tour Irons Review
In a sea of mediocre TaylorMade products, the PSi Tour irons stand out for delivering quality looks and feel with forgiveness.

In a sea of mediocre TaylorMade products, the PSi Tour irons stand out for delivering quality looks and feel with forgiveness.

With plenty of distance and forgiveness, the new Mizuno JPX-EZ Forged irons are sure to be contenders for mid to high handicap players.

Can Mizuno provide forgiveness and distance without giving up their legendary feel? That’s their claim with the MP-25 irons.

The Cobra King Forged Tec irons have Bill second guessing his bag setup for 2016. Read our review to find out why.

While a good looking iron, the Mizuno MP-5 irons are a blade geared exclusively toward the elite players of the game. Read Bill’s take on why they are not for everyone.

Are TaylorMade’s new PSi irons substantially different than the RSi2 that they’re replacing? Find out in this review.

Are your old Titleist AP1’s starting to look ready for an upgrade? Read our review to see if the new 716 AP1 is worth making the investment.

The Wilson Staff FG Tour F5 is designed to be a crossover iron for that player looking for player’s looks with added forgiveness. Read Bill’s review to see if Wilson got it right with these irons.

PING’s latest super game improvement iron is not only longer, it’s easier on the eyes. Find out more in this review from our resident southpaw, Andrew Jesernig.

Can a club this playable still be considered a blade? The distance and forgiveness of the Callaway Apex Pro 16 may have you reconsidering whether or not you can be a blade player.

In a sea of mediocre TaylorMade products, the PSi Tour irons stand out for delivering quality looks and feel with forgiveness.

With plenty of distance and forgiveness, the new Mizuno JPX-EZ Forged irons are sure to be contenders for mid to high handicap players.

Can Mizuno provide forgiveness and distance without giving up their legendary feel? That’s their claim with the MP-25 irons.

The Cobra King Forged Tec irons have Bill second guessing his bag setup for 2016. Read our review to find out why.

While a good looking iron, the Mizuno MP-5 irons are a blade geared exclusively toward the elite players of the game. Read Bill’s take on why they are not for everyone.

Are TaylorMade’s new PSi irons substantially different than the RSi2 that they’re replacing? Find out in this review.

Are your old Titleist AP1’s starting to look ready for an upgrade? Read our review to see if the new 716 AP1 is worth making the investment.

The Wilson Staff FG Tour F5 is designed to be a crossover iron for that player looking for player’s looks with added forgiveness. Read Bill’s review to see if Wilson got it right with these irons.

PING’s latest super game improvement iron is not only longer, it’s easier on the eyes. Find out more in this review from our resident southpaw, Andrew Jesernig.

Can a club this playable still be considered a blade? The distance and forgiveness of the Callaway Apex Pro 16 may have you reconsidering whether or not you can be a blade player.

In a sea of mediocre TaylorMade products, the PSi Tour irons stand out for delivering quality looks and feel with forgiveness.

With plenty of distance and forgiveness, the new Mizuno JPX-EZ Forged irons are sure to be contenders for mid to high handicap players.

Can Mizuno provide forgiveness and distance without giving up their legendary feel? That’s their claim with the MP-25 irons.

The Cobra King Forged Tec irons have Bill second guessing his bag setup for 2016. Read our review to find out why.

While a good looking iron, the Mizuno MP-5 irons are a blade geared exclusively toward the elite players of the game. Read Bill’s take on why they are not for everyone.

Are TaylorMade’s new PSi irons substantially different than the RSi2 that they’re replacing? Find out in this review.

Are your old Titleist AP1’s starting to look ready for an upgrade? Read our review to see if the new 716 AP1 is worth making the investment.

The Wilson Staff FG Tour F5 is designed to be a crossover iron for that player looking for player’s looks with added forgiveness. Read Bill’s review to see if Wilson got it right with these irons.

PING’s latest super game improvement iron is not only longer, it’s easier on the eyes. Find out more in this review from our resident southpaw, Andrew Jesernig.

Can a club this playable still be considered a blade? The distance and forgiveness of the Callaway Apex Pro 16 may have you reconsidering whether or not you can be a blade player.