For some reason, I wanna say the Callaway Big Bertha's. I don't know if I read this or if I just dreamed it up.
Probably the latter. Lol!!!
Probably the latter. Lol!!!
Most Popular Iron
I've never owned a set of Mizunos but they sure seem to be the most popular brand I see on the course or range. I don't pay much attention to specific model or year though, it's just the most common brand I see. I'm interested to learn the actual sales leader.
This.
This was my guess.
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Among golf gear heads like us: Apex ‘19
Overall: I’ll guess Callaway Rogue
Overall: I’ll guess Callaway Rogue
I don’t know how to identify it specifically without doing a bunch of research, but it has to be some no name, boxed-type model sold at big box stores, including places like Dick’s, Walmart, etc.
I would say Mizuno. Never owned a set, actually played a few rounds with a set of JPX 900 and really liked the feel.
Probably a club sold at Wal-Mart/DSG, so I'll guess Top Flite XL.
Purely a random guess: Callaway Big Berthas.
I want to say Callaway Rogue but after reading the comments from several of the granddaddy folks (where I assume this was discussed), I really have no idea. If I read their comments correctly, the answer will be surprising.
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Okay for those following along, Callaway Rogue is the most popular iron right now. In fact so popular in off course market share, that it is nearly 25% higher than the next closest iron.
Wow...I have never seen one at my course. I was going to guess the M6 or the Apex so wouldn't have been close.
Apex CF 19 is my guess, and I think the P790 is probably not super far behind.
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Rogue Pros are not included.
And as a stand alone, Rogues (without Rogue X) would still be number 1 off course by a pretty big number.
I updated my irons to CPO Rogues about 2 months ago and they have helped my game. I know they will be in play for atleast another 6-9 months for me as I improve and then I will move up to another better model. 
Also, something that I just noticed at CPO is that there are only 1 set available to purchase currently. Appears the recent discounts really cleaned them out.
Also, something that I just noticed at CPO is that there are only 1 set available to purchase currently. Appears the recent discounts really cleaned them out.
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The reason I guessed Rogue and/or M4 is that they are very much a meat and potatoes kind of iron. Plus they have been out now for a while and the price reduction makes them incredibly appealing(not that they weren't before). M2(version 1) irons were similar in that fact IIRC. Good solid iron that fit a wide range of golfers, hang around for a bit, hit a good price point, and just happen to jump off the shelves.
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Interesting note on that, M6 is the biggest seller in their line off course, and M4 had a pretty big drop off this year (not surprising).
Outside of P790, I can't think of the last time, a TaylorMade iron had serious internet buzz, yet I know its there based on sales.
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take away P790 and you are right. Remember the PSi irons? Those things were one of the biggest dead on arrival offerings I can remember. Hell even M2(Version1) didn't generate a lot of conversation and buzz, but sold well. Speedblade and before the Burner 2.0 are the two iron releases from them that I thought really had that easy to find conversation whereas those that have followed, RBZ, SLDR, RSi, PSi, M1/4/5/6 just failed to capture.
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Holy cow I totally forget that PSi and RSi were a thing. I think they won a Hackie.