VOTE NOW!! Members Choice presented by 2nd Swing: Best irons of 2023

rddayton · July 28, 2023

Owned four (yes FOUR) sets on this list (don't judge me) and while the options were impressive, it has been a long time since I fell in love with a set of irons like I have with the Mizuno Pro 223's. A perfect blend of technology without sacrificing feel. And the sound is pure Mizuno too. When your playing partners say "Man do those irons SOUND good," you know you pured it because you can't fake flush.

SCOTT4099 · July 28, 2023

Zx5 is excellent all around with the proper shaft and loft adjustment.

BallerNate · July 29, 2023

The '23 TM P770's are the best Irons I've ever owned, and my confidence with them is growing more and more with every round!

Love the looks, feel, control, consistency, and they are decently forgiving for what they are as well.

Yobagoya · July 30, 2023

Torn between the Srixon Zx5 and the P790, both are great

NailedIt · July 30, 2023

Apex 21 for me. Coming from ZX7 and i210, these have to be the most forgiving players irons I've ever had/tried. Especially on thin strikes, they still fly with some spin to hold the green. Feel great out of the middle too.

Joe Golfs · July 31, 2023

Maltby TS3 - cavity back, forged carbon steel, smooth and forgiving. oh and only $54 a head

pjc · August 3, 2023

ZX5 MKII, best in class for price, feel, performance and looks. The best all arounder in my opinion.

AndyMcG · August 4, 2023

How do i vote or is the Poll closed?

TM135 · August 6, 2023

T100S. Next year T150 will be winning this

mosesgolf · August 12, 2023

Judging by the number of i230 votes vs G430 votes is indicative of the WRX skillset. 😇

Qegurezi · August 13, 2023

10 hours ago, mosesgolf said:

Judging by the number of i230 votes vs G430 votes is indicative of the WRX skillset. 😇

And the ZX7 underlines it.

Phil Major · August 15, 2023

My new ZX7 MKii with Modus 3 120s kicked Callaway Mixed Apex & Apex Pros out of my bag just because of Apex's. Apex Pro were great but need all of my irons to have same soles.

jimb · September 4, 2023

I have played the '21 T100 all season, but you have to be a relatively good ball striker with them. My set is 5-PW. They are really for those who can hit the center of the clubface consistently, so plan on some range time with them. Thin hits and those a little higher on the face will cost distance. I love the look and feel of them. I ordered a T150 5 iron, and it will be coming this week with same specs and shaft as the T100 irons and will be comparing performance between the two.

braincramp52 · September 9, 2023

I've tried some new stuff but my S55's are still holding up well.

SofaKingPure · September 9, 2023

T series..so good

SofaKingPure · September 9, 2023

PXG 0317 cbs

slytown · September 11, 2023

If I can vote for two, Mizuno JPX Tour and Ping i230. Although, the Tour edges it for me. For me its blade length, feel, satin finish, and performance.

Edited September 11, 2023 by slytown

Tenkies · September 19, 2023

Mizuno 223

mr_duffer · September 28, 2023

Srixon ZX7 Mk II

RangeBaller · October 3, 2023

Most impressed by Cobra forged tec this year.

braincramp52 · October 9, 2023

Never in a million years did I ever think I'd post this but, The PXG Gen 6 XP irons might be the best GI iron I've played in 37 years.

vamosjackets · October 16, 2023

Callaway Rogue ST Pro wasn't on the list. Maybe it's considered a 2022 iron? But, other irons on the list would have come out before that one, I think. ST Pro is in first for me. Mizuno Pro 223 is a VERY close second, maybe even tied for first.

jason0119135 · November 16, 2023

TaylorMade P770

Dharsini · November 23, 2023

I was in between mizuno pros and Srixon zx7. Glad I went with Srixon, those are like butter for me

goalie · November 25, 2023

I just finished my season with the Callaway Paradym irons. They were my first set in over 20 years that were not SGI shovels with tons of offset and thick top line.

It's been amazing, and I never understood the whole "feel" and "looks" thing until this year.

They're easy to hit, and my 150 and in has been the best it's ever been.

I also really liked the stiff stock Hzrdus Silver shafts, I usually go R flex, but was fit into these and have loved the way my shoulder doesn't ache the day after playing.