Nicklaus Polarity MTR
$449, steel; $549, graphite
Nicklaus-golf.com
We tested: 3 (21°) Claw hybrid, 4 (24°) Claw hybrid in Precision Rifle Black graphite shaft and 5-PW in FST Pro Silver Ultra Light steel shaft. Shaft length/loft (6-iron): 37.5"/29°
Company line: "This offers maximum twist resistance (MTR) due to extreme polar weight distribution. You'll get tighter shot dispersion due to the highest Moment of Inertia in the industry. The heads include a feel-enhancing urethane insert."
Our Test Panel Says:
PROS: Good contact rewards you with string-straight shots; highest MOI iron in this test covers up toe misses, in terms of distance and direction; hybrids are easy to control, even from rough; more feedback than your average max game-improvement club; repeating high flight.
CONS: Mis-hits elicit harsh vibrations; surprisingly, irons seem to twist in the rough; many testers find these play shorter than others; don't love the look.
"Straight-hitting clubs, best for those who spray the ball." — Eric Jack (17)
Credit: Schecter Lee
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