Pro 241

Pure muscleback blade — same forgiveness profile as the predecessor. Editorial coverage: an aggressive tapered blade designed for the elite ball striker. Reviewer testing: these are unforgiving irons that require consistent ball striking and control. Forgiveness floor for the category — same as the predecessor.

Same one-piece Grain Flow Forged HD construction from 1025E Pure Select Mild Carbon Steel as predecessor. Same 34° 7-iron loft preserved. Editorial coverage: there isn't a great deal of difference between this iron and the previous generation — incremental refinement, not a distance step-up. Same caliber as predecessor.

Editorial coverage: thinner topline, as preferred by tour players, refined thanks to weight movement and manufacturing adjustments, while blade length has also been made shorter in the shorter irons. Manufacturer: an aggressive tapered blade with Tour-preferred thinner top line. Top-tier shape-shifting iron — preserves predecessor's elite workability with refined geometry.

Editorial coverage: more mass behind the impact area to promote a solid feel. Reviewer testing: the forged head, combined with the copper underlay, produces a really soft feel at impact which almost makes it feel as if the ball stays on the face for a fraction of a second longer than most irons. Same one-piece Grain Flow Forged HD 1025E + microlayer copper underlay as the predecessor. Reference-standard players-iron feel preserved.

Editorial coverage: more mass behind the impact area to promote a solid feel but with a more muted sound. The denser mass profile produces a quieter, more refined acoustic than the predecessor's already-strong baseline. Same copper-underlay + 1025E construction tuned for the brand's signature blade acoustic.

Editorial coverage: noticeably smaller and thinner mid and short irons with an aggressive bevel on topline. Refined evolution of the predecessor silhouette — thinner topline + shorter blade length in scoring irons + aggressive tapered blade silhouette. Visual benchmark for the players-iron category — marginal aesthetic uplift vs the predecessor's already-best-in-class look.