Iron Sets

For the best deals on second-hand iron sets, look no further. We’ve got an incredible range of used iron sets from big golfing names like TaylorMade, PING, Cobra, PXG, Mizuno and Callaway, at prices you won’t believe. Find your perfect iron set here today and check out our latest deals.

Top iron set brands

If you’re looking for a used iron set from your favourite golf brand, here’s where to start. From TaylorMade to Titleist, shop used iron sets by brand here.

Our top picks

We’ve all got our favourite brands and models when it comes to iron sets, so check out some of the golfclubs4cash team’s top picks and best-sellers right now!

TaylorMade Stealth HD Iron set

For straighter shots and more forgiveness, the Stealth HD irons are a big hit with amateur golfers looking for fast progress. Grab your set today.

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Callaway Rogue ST Max iron set

Powerful, long, forgiving, and super-easy to align, the Rogue ST Max iron set from Callaway takes some beating. Check out some of our best deals here.

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PING G25 iron set

If PING’s your thing, you’ll love the compact G25 iron set with a progressive sole and a non-glare matt finish. Browse all our G25 sets here.

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Iron sets on a budget

Irons under £300

You’ll love our huge selection of used iron sets that come in under the £300 mark. Grab yours now!

Sale items

For the latest deals on the models you love, head over to our iron sets sale page now.

Limited edition

For the rare, limited edition and tour issue irons, check out our rare gems right here.

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Irons by dexterity

Find your perfect used iron set based on your dexterity. Whether you’re left-handed or right-handed, we’ve got it all here.

Irons by shaft flex

When it comes to shaft flex, everyone’s got their own personal preferences. You can find your perfect iron set by shaft flex right here - start browsing now.

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FAQs: Golf irons

How do I choose a set of irons?
It’s a good idea to try a few different sets out, but you will need to pay attention to the shaft length depending on your height. Find out more about choosing the right iron set for you in our buyers’ guide to irons.
Which golf brands make the best iron sets?
Everyone has their personal favourites, but if you’re not sure then all of the ‘big four’ – PING, Titleist, Callaway and TaylorMade – do fantastic iron sets that are loved by everyone from recreational players right through to professionals.
Can I build a set of irons from a mix of individual irons?
No, we don’t recommend that at all. The reason for this is that every iron set has been calibrated so that they complement each other and you’re not left with a big gap in loft between irons. Always opt for an iron set which has a good spread of clubs that suit your game.
What’s a good set of irons for a beginner?
You’ll be looking for anything with maximum forgiveness, and this is usually achieved with a hollowed-out area at the back of the club (these are called cavity-backed irons). Strategically placed weights increase the club’s MOI (moment of inertia) which in turn leads to a straighter shot.

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