Left-Handed Irons

Left-handed irons sold as single clubs and as sets. Singles are useful when you need to replace one lost or damaged iron or add a club your set skipped; most of this page is Callaway single irons from the Elyte, Apex and Paradym families, with LAZRUS sets and COOLO lightweight graphite irons at the value end.

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Left-handed irons sold as single clubs and as sets. Singles are useful when you need to replace one lost or damaged iron or add a club your set skipped; most of this page is Callaway single irons from the Elyte, Apex and Paradym families, with LAZRUS sets and COOLO lightweight graphite irons at the value end.

Fitment and sizing. Read the title for three things: the iron number or the set makeup, the shaft material and the flex. Steel is heavier and gives more feedback; graphite is lighter and easier to swing faster. A standard men’s 7-iron is about 37 inches long.

Frequently asked questions

Can I buy a single left-handed iron?

Yes. Many listings here are one club, with the iron number stated in the title. Check loft as well as number if you are filling a gap in an older set, because lofts have become stronger over the years.

Steel or graphite shafts for left-handed irons?

It is the same choice as for any golfer. Graphite suits slower swing speeds and anyone who wants less vibration; steel suits faster swings and players who want a lower, more controlled flight.

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