Top 3 Greatest Feeling Irons You've Ever Hit

[Scrap Iron]

J40cbs, dcps are awesome also.
Adams CMB
Callaway x forged (2012 I think)

Good call on the Cally's also the FG Tour V2 were awesome imo.

 

[Sox_Fan]

Hogan Apex Edge Pro
Srixon Z545
Mizuno JPX800 Pro

 

[tequila4kapp]

I don't have 3. Only 2 truly have stood out for me: Bridgestone J40 DPC's and Nike forged something.

 

[CAA_Beat]

I got distracted earlier in the thread and forgot to answer.

MP60
CG2
TM CB

Of those, I was actually able to hit the CG2's the best. A fantastic combination of great feel and some forgiveness.

 

[TMAdidas]

Titleist 714 Mb
Titleist 714 AP2
Adams CMB (Mine )

 

[F.N.G]

Hogan apex plus
Taylor made mb
Nike forged pro combo. ( only hit 8 iron)

 

[Johnny Hack]

In This Order

My 1978 Maxfli Australian Blades (When I was a Younger and Better Player) still in my classics bag
My 1980's Wilson Staff Buttonback Remakes
My Old Mizuno MP 60's

 

[mikeg_74]

For me

1. Apex
2. Z545
3. Adams CB3 Idea Black

 

[Phil75070]

Callaway Apex
Mizuno MP32
Bridgestone J15CB

 

[Martsy]

1. Ping G30
2. Apex
3. Mizuno mx-20

 

[cjroman]

Adams Idea Black CB3 (Current Gamers)
Original Hogan Apex
Late 1960's Walter Hagen Haig Ultras

The CB3's are so smooth feeling to me that the cast irons I have hit recently feel soooo harsh and clicky.

 

[SaffaClint]

Ping be cu irons
Cobra ACP
Original Nike forged blades, circa 2001?

 

[Tadashi70]

TM R11s
CALLAWAY Xforged
Mp14s

 

[Six4three5]

VR Pro Blades
Bridgestone J40 CB/DPC
Bridgestone J15 MB

 

[DrMWP]

Ping I25
Bridgestone j40 dpc
Titleist 712 AP2


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[Wicked Cool Bearded Man]

In some order,
Titleist 714 AP2
Cobra Amp Cell Pro
Srixon 545


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[SkiBumGolfer]

These three stand out, no particular order:

Adams CMB
Mizuno MP 64
Wilson Staff FG62

I can't game any of them though, not nearly enough forgiveness for my hack of a swing lol

 

[GenErr]

My old 1961 W/S Fluid Feel irons - these were my first set of irons and it felt great to hit them.
My current G25's - they may not be forged or considered "buttery," but when hit flush they feel wonderful.

 

[Galen Marek]

1. Yonex Rekin Super 10 Forged
2. Yonex Super ADX Tour Forged
3. Callaway 2013 X-Forged

Honorable mention goes to the Ping i3 O-Size. They felt like butter when struck well. I still plan to get a set eventually to mess around with.

 

[tahoebum]

1. Miura MB-001
2. Mizuno MP4
3. Wilson Staff FG V2

IMO, the right shaft contributes a great deal to the buttery feel of an iron.

 

[roblocke2]

1. Mizuno MP33
2. Miura 1957 Baby Blades
3. MacGregor Muirfields

 

[Ron S]

I can't hit blades or forged irons, so I can't relate to many of the posts here about buttery feeling irons. For me, the XR Pros were in another league in terms of feel compared to every other iron I demo'd before ultimately placing an order for them a week ago. None of the other irons stood out for me to rank them as 2nd or 3rd.

 

[jim54]

3.) ALPHA V2 MB
2.) Srixon 745

1.) Bridgestone J15 DF

 

[jim54]

1. Miura MB-001
2. Mizuno MP4
3. Wilson Staff FG V2

IMO, the right shaft contributes a great deal to the buttery feel of an iron.

I agree 100% I wish I had tried the Aerotech 95 Reg. a long time ago, might have saved me a lot of money trying new clubs.

 

[golfunfiltered]

1) Mizuno JPX Forged
2) Nike VR Pro Combo
3) Callaway Apex