Callaway's epic year continues with the release of its new Epic, Epic Pro Irons

The new irons from Ping are traditional looking at address, with a compact design and minimal offset, but packed with features usually found in game improvement irons

Sized for players that prefer a smaller head, and finished in a gorgeous PVD black, the latest Callaway irons will appeal to better players, and those who aspire to be

Callaway blends a signature shape you're sure to recognize with high performance features that promote feel, sound, and distance

Callaway's new irons come with a satin black PVD finish, "blacked out" shafts and grips, and a new quadruple forging process in creating a custom version of their most popular iron on Tour

The limited-edition Titleist C16 irons average 7.8 more yards carry distance with a 4-iron than Titleist's previously longest-hitting iron, the 716 AP1

The second iron design since the Ben Hogan Company's renaissance in 2015 combines classy looks with a forgiving head shape

Easy to launch and more versatile than ever before, Callaway's new XR OS irons have been engineered to make the game more enjoyable for all players.

Even more feel and forgiveness, in a small, player-preferred package -- Titleist has done it again with the AP2 716 irons

AmateurGolf.com Equipment Panelist Sean McCauley gets a boost of confidence after being fitted for Parsons Xtreme Golf irons

The wait is over. The highly anticipated follow up to the first Apex irons will hit stores at the end of October. The new Apex and Apex Pro from Callaway will replace the original models that earned gold from Golf Digest’s Hot List in back-to-back years.

AmateurGolf.com puts Titleist's longest, most forgiving irons to the test

A distance iron? A player's iron? Callaway's XR line of irons are not your run-of-the-mill game improvement clubs. Blending technology that gives you more distance with cutting-edge design, the XR irons will appeal to a broad spectrum of golfers.

The new player irons from companies like Titleist, Callaway, Ping and others combine traditional design with modern-day game improvement features.

Ping's s55 irons embrace all the characteristics found on a traditional player's iron but with improvements to forgiveness and increased distance control.

Ping's i25 irons blend blend a blade-like design and clean looks with a high-MOI design in the long irons. The scoring clubs feature thinner top lines and impressive distance control.