Nike Pro-Combo Forged Irons

Pros: Solid feel and versatile clubs
Cons: Long irons sacrifice workability for forgiveness.

I was on the Nike Golf playing staff for two seasons and used both the Pro Combo and Forged Blades. The Pro Combos are a forged club, that are a cavity back two through four iron, a muscle back iron five through seven, and a blade eight through pitching ...

Pros: Solid feel, good looking club, Tiger uses them
Cons: A little trouble working the ball

I love my Ping irons and am not looking to replace them at this time, but I also happened upon a set of the Nike irons for the first time over the weekend. I had to give them a try to see if they match up to what I would expect.

I tried both...

Pros: You cant go wrong :-)
Cons: You cant go wrong :-(

I have been playing with my beloved set of Wilson fg-17,s ever since my early twenties always swore that i would never in my life swing a cavity back club.But what with the effects of age and no time to practice properly i have seen my long iron play ...

Pros: Long irons are buttery soft, short irons are extremely consistent.
Cons: Can be hard to hit when using the blade-style clubs.

These clubs are excellent from my experience. I got them last year when they were new for around $600 on ebay. You can get them cheaper than that now I am sure. The long irons are the easiest to hit of any I have ever tried. I have been playing for 15 years and am a 2 handicap. I have tried a lot of clubs. The short irons are of a blade design and have amazing feel. This comes with the price of being harder to hit. I would only recommend these if you are consistent with your short irons and are looking for better long iron play.