MB-99 Forged Irons

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$799.99 USD

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SC20 Japan Forged Heads
3-PW Set
Player Type: (Intermediate To Highly Skilled)
Classic Blade Look With Forgiveness

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Estimate delivery times: 3-7 days (United States) 5-13 days (International)

Return within 14 days of purchase. Duties & taxes are non-refundable.

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The MB-99 is a classic muscle back blade designed for high-level players looking for an iron with beautiful feedback. These handmade golf clubs are designed for precision and accuracy meeting the high standards of an elite golfer. The clubs feature a classic style for experienced players, enabling optimal ball control, forgiveness and improved maneuverability. Our low profile offset gives the MB-99 a look and feel that players desire.

Premium S20C (soft carbon steel)
3-PW (8-club set)
A classic players iron with forgiveness and improved maneuverability
Solid forged construction for durability and feel
Innovative sole with smooth turf interaction and can create a wide range of shots
Thin topline at address for low handicap golfers

MADE IN JAPAN

Our iron sets are forged to perfection similar to Japanese samurai swords, also known as katana. Japan is world renound for crafting the world's best samurai swords, with a long history dating back to the 8th century. Similar to these high-quality samurai swords our irons take on the same high quality forging process that involves repeatedly heating, folding, and hammering the steel to create a stronger, better feeling, and more evenly weighted iron compared to the poor-quality casting process that big golf companies use.

Importance of forged irons

Forged golf irons are preferred by more golfers due to their superior feel and control on the course. The forging process involves shaping the clubhead from a single piece of metal, resulting in a denser and more consistent material compared to cast irons.

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High Durability

This process aligns the grain structure of the metal, making it stronger and more durable than clubs made through casting. Additionally, forging allows for more precise control over the club's shape and weight distribution, resulting in better performance on the course.