One of the best things you can do for your iron game is simply to experiment on the practice tee. When just hitting some balls on the driving range, you don’t have to worry about hitting a few bad shots – so go ahead and try to create some different ball flights. You will quickly find that some are easier for you to hit than others. As you gain experience, you should be able to add more and more shots to your repertoire. Once you gain confidence in those new shots, it will be time to try them out for real.
This Chart for Golf Irons is a quick & easy way to lookup the Iron Type for each of golf's Iron Models. Find out which golf irons are: Cast Cavity Back, Forged Blade, Forged Cavity Back, Hollow Head, etc. and view detailed reviews for each model and brand of Iron.