One Length irons have simplified the game of golf. Instead of changing your spine angle and swing arc for each iron in the bag, single length irons effectively allow you to use your ‘7 iron swing’ for every iron in your set. Each club is literally 7 iron length. This allows you to maintain the exact same ball position with each club in the set, removing yet another variable from your iron game.
Popularized by Bryson DeChambeau and Cobra Golf, the one length formula appears to be working for a lot of amateur players. If you read the reviews on Youtube, CobraGolf or GolfWRX, it becomes pretty clear that once you switch to single length clubs, there’s no going back to standard length irons.
Ultimately, single length irons have the potential to improve your consistency without sacrificing distance. That is why they are so frequently sold out. The appetite for this product range is strong, and rightfully so.
Nice review except for the part about Cobra Golf and Bryson pioneering single length irons. They have been around for at least 40 or 50 years and probably longer than that. Tommy Armour was selling their “Equal Length” irons back in the 80’s. There are a lot of advantages to same length irons, but like most stuff in golf, people have thought of it before.
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