Golfers that fall into the game-improvement iron category approach the game—and their equipment purchases—based more on mitigating their disasters as opposed to maximizing their good shots (although they want that, too). There’s no shame in admitting that avoiding 8s is a priority over adding 30 yards of distance to each shot
Cleveland Golf has understood that mindset for several years now and has taken that into consideration with the creation of its new Launcher XL irons.
This game-improvement set uses two different constructions, featuring a hollow-body iron construction driven by artificial intelligence in the long irons (4- through 7-iron) and a more traditional cavity-back iron design in the 8-iron through gap wedge.