It’s called — wait for it — Best Tees. The gist is this: if you know how far you hit your 7-iron, the Best Tees system can tell you which boxes you should be playing.

“If I say I hit it 240, I know that I can hit it 260. And I know that there’s plenty of 220s in my bag. So, if you ask me how far someone hits their driver, you get the 220 answer, you get the 240 ...

However, most players get in trouble by trying to max out the distance of every club they hit. If you have to swing as hard as you can and make perfect contact to get your 8-iron to go 150 yards, opt ...

A closer look at the 2023 stats, according to Trackman, reveals that the total carry distance for a 7-iron on the PGA Tour was 176 yards, with 92mph club speed and 123mph ball speed.

So, that’s 22 yards further that the average PGA Tour player will hit their 7-iron compared to the average (15-handicap) golfer. It will probably come as no surprise, then, that the Tour pro ...

A powerful and effective iron strike is when you squeezes down slightly on the ball. This downward strike applies maximum pressure into the ball, giving your iron shots power and penetration.

If you're wondering how to improve iron play for flusher, straighter shots, GOLF Top 100 Teacher Ed Oldham says focus on two simple steps.

You're on a par-3 tee and the shot you're facing is either a hard 7-iron or soft 6-iron. You're between clubs, so to speak. The 7-iron might get you there and the 6-iron might put you above the ...

“I hit my 7-iron a lot, especially on my own,” Spieth told GolfWRX.com. “The spin rates, relative to my 6-iron and my 8-iron, were lower, so it was going too far,” Spieth explained. “I was trying to ...