Nike Ignite Hybrid Iron Set Reviews

By Eric Cornelison

Specs

The Nike Ignite irons are built for the the golfer of any skill level, but the sweet spot in these clubs are very generous, making the average golfer more confident. The offset hybrid which comes with the set is easier to get the square at impact and the distance will make you think you are hitting a fairway wood. Coming in steel or graphite shafts these irons will not break the bank at $300 to $400. The irons come with a wider sole and deep cavity to help any golfer launch the ball higher in the air and get that soft landing you have been looking for in an iron. The length and lie of these clubs off the shelf are for the standard golfer, but can be custom made depending on your height. With the Lankin Crossline grip they feel comfortable in your hands.

Perks

A very forgiving club that will not hurt your game if you have a problem mishitting the ball. The distance loss on mishits are not that noticeable and will build your confidence. They are extremely player friendly when out there on the course and you should enjoy your round of golf when playing them.

Sacrifices

Workability is what a low-handicapper will sacrifice using these irons. With such a big sweet spot, they are hard to get a fade or draw when you want or need them, but you will not be disappointed in the distance you get from these clubs.

Bottom Line

These are the clubs you want in your bag if you are looking to improve your game. The 3 hybrid is a nice complement and easy to hit and launch into the air. Getting the ball out of the rough will also be easier for you when you play these irons.

Resources

Nike Golf

About The Author

Originally from Huntersville, W. Va., Eric Cornelison has been writing news and sports articles for more than 25 years. He now publishes travel, sports and religious articles on a variety of websites and in magazines, such as the "Red Oak Record" and "Ellis County Press." Cornelison holds a Master of Business Administration from West Virginia University and doctorate in religious theology from Rochville University.

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