It has been said that golf clubs should be selected based on the golfer’s swing, skill level and strength. However, club specifications may vary due to mass production of clubs by major manufacturers. Because the head weight and specifications remain uneven as they are assembled as a club in some cases, there will be some club numbers that ‘cannot be hit well’. There may be many golfers who have had the experience of losing overall balance after trying with a club number that cannot be hit well and ended up not hitting well with their other clubs. “Is it possible to create irons in which golfers can choose and be satisfied with based on their playing and golfing styles regardless of their swings, skill levels or physical strengths?”
Sublimating and materializing such inspiration, this club is traditional and simple in appearance but demonstrates advanced performance. As such, a fourth type of club that proposes a new way to select clubs was crafted.
And that is the PROTO-CONCEPT FORGED IRONS. Four head types that connect the particulars and ideals.
Golfers demand an array of performances for irons, including maneuverability, feel, sound, distance, and forgiveness of mis-hits. These performances cannot be aggregated into a single model. This is because some are conflicting. How the club appears when it is in the bag and the proud feeling of ownership are also important features of a golf club. Irons that satisfy sense of ownership cannot be crafted by pursuing functionality alone.
The PROTO-CONCEPT FORGED IRONS were designed by golf club designer Mr. Yasuharu Miyagi. The answers to these issues are packed into four head types. Crafting “Golf clubs capable of meeting the needs of discerning golfers, no matter which performance they place importance on.”
Here are the unmatched irons born from such thoughts of their creator.