Fade biased irons?

[useless149149]

Does anybody know of some fade biased irons that still have some forgiveness in them?

[DavidFehertysBike]

A fade biased iron? Never heard of that before. I would guess a game improvement club without a huge amount of offset would be good for a fade. The nike NDS with the uniflex shaft might be a good club for that, but I don't know if they are still produced or not.

[r7 425]

I havent heard anything...but it might be the new trend in the market..fade based clubs---

[x-forged]

A fade biased iron? Never heard of that before. I would guess a game improvement club without a huge amount of offset would be good for a fade. The nike NDS with the uniflex shaft might be a good club for that, but I don't know if they are still produced or not.

Never heard of fade based irons, but DavidFehertysBike is right, look for a club with a smaller offset, and this will allow you to hit a fade much easier then with a large offset iron.

[JaY_B]

The nearest you will get to a fade biased iron is an iron with very little ofset, if you want some forgiveness as well I suggest you look at the Callaway X Forged or irons of a similar ilk.

[x-forged]

the x-forged are not very forgiving, let me tell you. minimal offset. thin topline and thin sole, these clubs don't give me much grace. perfect clubs if they are hit correctly, but if they are mis-hit, dont expect much.

[ElTigre]

I'd say I muscle/Cavity back club thats made for people transitioning. They would have a minimal offset but still the forgiveness your looking for.

[KingCobra]

Any iron can be a fade biased iron if you change your grip.

[srjorion]

the x-forged are not very forgiving, let me tell you. minimal offset. thin topline and thin sole, these clubs don't give me much grace. perfect clubs if they are hit correctly, but if they are mis-hit, dont expect much.

I totally agree. I demoed the X-forged and loved the look, but I had a little bit of a difficult time getting consistency out of them with my game.

I demoed with the X-20 Tours based on a recommendation from the my pro and they are more forgiving compared to the X-forged clubs. My tendency is to hit a fade and I easily hit that shot with these clubs. I can also work the ball a little left at times if I need to. Mishits are not as bad for me as with the X-forged clubs.

[x-forged]

I agree with srjorion. Useless149, I would try out the x-20 tour as well. they have a more traditional look with less offset then the regular x-20's, and that small offset will allow you to work a fade with these irons, without giving up the forgiveness of a cavityback.

[Roody]

Faith-based irons? Like "please God let me hit this green"?

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