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Company testing shows that average golfers, in general, mis-hit iron shots toward the toe. That explains why the MX-100 has a new cavity design, called "Y-Tune," that expands the sweet spot toward the toe. In addition, hybrids (which replace the 4- and 5-irons) have a "drop down" crown that lowers the club’s center of gravity and raises the probability of an easy takeoff; mid irons (6- and 7-iron) have a deep undercut cavity; short irons (8-iron to gap wedge) have a thick solid bar behind the sweet spot to maintain crisp feel.
Credit: Schecter Lee
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