When it comes to selecting your next set of irons you are likely better seeing what can be learned from the choices of the top LPGA Tour players rather than their male colleagues on the PGA Tour.
As a result, Golfing Focus undertook an in-depth study to uncover what irons the best women pros are using and in this video:
1. Cover a complete guide to the most popular irons among the top 100 LPGA Tour pros
2. Discover whether women pros prefer blades or cavity back irons before
3. Taking a look at how many of them use graphite or steel or regular or stiff iron shafts
This is part of our ongoing series at the end of which in the following overall video we analyze the golf bags of the best players on the LPGA Tour to see what the most popular 14 clubs are among the top women pros.
What Are The Most Used Clubs on the LPGA Tour (2024 update) – https://youtu.be/T8xy2wSOHEs
Chapters
0:00 Introduction
0:39 Most ‘Popular’ LPGA Irons
3:29 Cavity Backs vs. Blades
4:43 LPGA Iron Set Ups
5:14 Graphite vs. Steel Shafts
6:18 Regular vs. Stiff Shafts
Complete details of the information we talk about in this video:
https://golfingfocus.com/perfecting-the-approach-the-most-popular-irons-on-lpga-tour/
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4 Comments
I wish people would distinguish between cavity backs and hollow bodies. T100 vs T200 for instance
A nice little 30 second summary would go a long way, great video as per usual though. Will continue to watch thank you.
I really enjoy the content you are giving a unique and interesting view thanks
I started to play the Nippon PRO 950GH neo and love it. I played their Modus 105 for a while and it just didn’t seem to work for me as well as the 950GH. Given my swing speed, the LPGA is much closer to my game than the PGA.