Most forgiving iron with thin topline and no offset?

[flog2]

Been a blade man all my life but once a week golf needs some forgiveness. Liked Callaway Apex CF16 but too thick a topline.

 

Whats has good turf interaction and bigger sweetspot but no or little offset with a blade like look?

[Tcann32]

The new Cobra CB's are fantastic. Apex Pro's are great as well. I didn't notice a huge difference in forgiveness between the regular Apex and Apex Pro's. Definitely a difference in distance, but that had nothing to do with how forgiving one or the other was.

[Bomber_11]

Taylormade PSi Forged

[Conrad1953]

Been a blade man all my life but once a week golf needs some forgiveness. Liked Callaway Apex CF16 but too thick a topline.

 

Whats has good turf interaction and bigger sweetspot but no or little offset with a blade like look?

 

PXG 0311T :D

[socalbonzi]

If you liked the Apex CF's but thought they were too thick, I'd definitely suggest the Apex pro's. Think they're exactly what you're looking for. I'd suggest the Titleist AP2's while you're at it.

[flog2]

Been a blade man all my life but once a week golf needs some forgiveness. Liked Callaway Apex CF16 but too thick a topline.

 

Whats has good turf interaction and bigger sweetspot but no or little offset with a blade like look?

 

PXG 0311T :D

 

I think we have different ideas on what a thin top line should look like

[flog2]

Taylormade PSi Forged

 

I think we have different ideas on what a thin top line should look like

[herbygolf21]

Try the Hogan Ft. Worth irons. They are as good as anything I've hit.

[Nessism]

Pretty much all irons have offset.

These Wishon's are about as low as you will find in a forgiving package.

 

 

[TerrapinGolfer]

Was gonna say wishon 565 until I got to the bottom and read that. So yes those are nice and forgiving

[Bomber_11]

Taylormade PSi Forged

 

I think we have different ideas on what a thin top line should look like

 

Yes we must. To me this (PSi Tour) is relatively comparable to the top line of a blade.

 

[The Chicken Connoisseur]

T-MB

CMB

iBlade

[Ajlepisto]

If you get a tour issue version of something, like the F heads or B heads or whatever in Taylormade, some of them have constant offset which is very very little, so they look pretty small and like blades. At least, as much as you can for a cavity back.

 

What about the MP5 from Mizuno? It's got a little help with the muscle back and Mizuno blades are really easy to hit. That way you get something small like you want that doesn't play like a traditional blade does.

[timbo12]

Psi or bridgestones

 

Or wait for jpx900

 

[BigSky59]

Taylormade PSi Forged

 

I think we have different ideas on what a thin top line should look like

I'm curious: How thin are you looking for?? There might be only 5 or 6 sets of irons in the entire industry with a thinner top-line than PSI Tour, and those are NOT forgiving. I have a set collecting dust in my guest room, and I'm currently playing TP MB's from 2014, and there isn't a whole lot of difference on the top line between the two sets. Like I said, not sure exactly what will fit what you're looking for, but it may be a unicorn.

[dunn]

If an iron is forgiving it has offset.....Japanese irons prolly have biggest selection of forgiving and low offaet......gonna have to make some kinda compromise.....all specs are listed on everyone's website so easy to see what is what

[WinterRulez]

If you're willing to pay $1800 for miuras, you might like the Passing Point straight necks or the CB-501. Both have thin top lines to my eye, and while I don't own them, I've hit them extensively and found both quite forgiving. Especially the PP. They feel great too - but obviously expensive.

 

If you're willing to pay $1800 for miuras, you might like the Passing Point straight necks or the CB-501. Both have thin top lines to my eye, and while I don't own them, I've hit them extensively and found both quite forgiving. Especially the PP. They feel great too - but obviously expensive.

 

If you're willing to pay $1800 for miuras, you might like the Passing Point straight necks or the CB-501. Both have thin top lines to my eye, and while I don't own them, I've hit them extensively and found both quite forgiving. Especially the PP. They feel great too - but obviously expensive.

 

If you're willing to pay $1800 for miuras, you might like the Passing Point straight necks or the CB-501. Both have thin top lines to my eye, and while I don't own them, I've hit them extensively and found both quite forgiving. Especially the PP. They feel great too - but obviously expensive.

[bladehunter]

cobra king MB or mb/cb combo... very thin , low offset and tungsten in the toes

[missourigolfer]

Check out the Taylormade Tour Preferred MCs. Either the 2012 or 2014 model. I used to own a set of the 2012 MCs and found them surprisingly easy to hit, despite being "way beyond my ability." The 5 irons in each set have roughly 1/10th of an inch of offset. I don't think you can do much better than that in a club that offers any level of forgiveness.

[Golf64]

Ping iBlade, MP25, MP5, AP2, Ping I, JPX 900/forged. To name a few.

[FairwayGolfUSA.com]

iBlade...

[pingman33]

The new Cobra CB's are fantastic. Apex Pro's are great as well. I didn't notice a huge difference in forgiveness between the regular Apex and Apex Pro's. Definitely a difference in distance, but that had nothing to do with how forgiving one or the other was.

Another vote for the new cobra king CB irons!

[lilcaeser]

R9 TP "B" irons are basically on-set w the CB forgiveness but blade like set up.

[puttingmatt]

You may be surprised with the MP5'S, great irons for those that like mb's, may also want to consider the JPX 900 tour, can see it in the tour and pre relase section on this site.

[FairwayFred]

Yonex N1 MB. Shockingly forgiving undercut channel muscleback that is as forgiving as any players cb and has the least offset of any set you can buy retail today.

[slimeone]

If you're a blade guy you should consider Mizuno MP69. The 4D muscle functions like a cavity by moving the weight around to the optimal location on each clubhead. They look quite strange when you compare each head as a set, but they are so nice to strike and gorgeous to look at.

[bobcat]

Mizuno MP-32's... :yes:

 

:golfer:

[ChipDriver]

MP 64's - much more forgiving than you think even better than the 32's (no offense above).

 

But no - not "game improvement" forgiving.

[flog2]

If you're a blade guy you should consider Mizuno MP69. The 4D muscle functions like a cavity by moving the weight around to the optimal location on each clubhead. They look quite strange when you compare each head as a set, but they are so nice to strike and gorgeous to look at.

 

already had a set and yes, beautiful and great off the sweetspot............unforgiving though, if I played 4 times a week I would still have them but I need something a bit more forgiving for those occasional of centre strikes

[EddieEdwards]

Maltby te-forged.