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8. Top 10 irons 2018 – Srixon Z565

The oldest model in this list and it still stands up against models which are two-years younger.

Fantastic forged feel in a package that will suit players of any ability level.

Srixon make some of the best irons around and the Z65 range has been a huge success.

If they can make an iron better than this next time around then it will be something sensational.

SRP: £649

Read and watch our full review here.

More information can be found on the Srixon website.

7. Top 10 irons 2018  – Cobra Forged Tour/One

It was very hard for me not to include the Cobra F8 here but I have been using the Forged One out on the course this year.

And I think it’s fantastic. I had convinced myself I wasn’t good enough to play it when it first came out but after a few rounds, I think it can help me shoot some good scores this year.

It has a lovely compact shape, the sound and feel are excellent. And I’m yet to be convinced the larger models on the market offer me more forgiveness.

I’ve bought into the One Length concept and especially in the shorter irons I feel more confident about hitting it close.

I’m not 100 percent convinced I can get the distance I need with the 6, 5 and 4 irons but it’s a work in progress.

SRP: £749

Read and watch our full review here.

More information can be found on the Cobra website.

6. Top 10 irons 2018  – Mizuno JPX900 Hot Metal

Another which feels like it has been around for ages.

But I don’t think there has been anything released since which is significantly better.

5. Top 10 irons 2018 – Callaway Rogue Pro

Callaway have a fantastic line-up of irons in 2018.

Even within the Rogue range itself there’s something for everyone with the regular, pro, X and W models.

And for better players, there’s the Apex MB and X Forged.

I’ve hit them all and my model of choice would be the Rogue Pro.

It’s much sleeker than the regular Rogue but is still very powerful. And I think it’s the feel which is most improved from Callaway’s offerings in recent years.

This iron will appeal to a wide range of handicap abilities but will offer a bit more precision to those who don’t need quite as much help.

SRP: £649 (5-PW)

Read and watch our full review here.

More information can be found on the Callaway website.

4. Top 10 irons 2018 – Ping G400

I was quite torn here as I love the i200 and the G700.

But the G400 is a perfect blend of the two as it looks and feels great while still offering excellent distance.

I’ve used this out on the course and in a few competitions and know it won’t let me down.

If I had to pick one iron which will work for the 5-25 handicap range, this would probably be it.

SRP: £110 per iron steel, £120 per iron graphite

Read and watch our full review here.

More information can be found on the Ping website.

3. Top 10 irons 2018 – Titleist 718 AP1

Neck and neck in terms of performance against the G400 but this just looks better in my opinion.

2. Top 10 irons 2018 – PXG 0311 Gen2 XF/P

These are an absolute joy to hit. The sound and feel as as good as anything on the market.

But you’re not just paying for the heads. You’re paying for the full custom-fitting experience which is second to none.

My PXG irons fitting was the best I have had this year. The brand’s commitment to getting players properly dialled in is to be applauded.

I was fitted into a combination of the P and XF models the former giving me a bit more precision with the shorter irons and the later offering easy distance.

If you can afford it and want to get fitted like a tour player then get yourself down to a PXG fitting event.

SRP: £400/£475 per iron (chrome/Xtreme dark)

Read and watch our full review here.

More information can be found on the PXG website.

1. Top 10 irons 2018  – TaylorMade P790

I’ve been recommending these to people ever since I hit them at the back end of 2017.

In my humble opinion, they look slightly better than the PXG and that’s the only thing I can find to split them.

These irons have a ‘players’ look and feel but are very user-friendly and as long as anything else on the market.