Nike has introduced a family of irons that puts them shoulder to shoulder with the leading club manufacturers. With the workability of a blade, the half-cavity back VR irons are one of the 2 or 3 best set of irons I’ve ever played.
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These irons are very difficult to hit and should only be used by golfers with handicaps of 5 or below. the sweet spot is very small.
I agree that the blades are a challenge to hit but I think that anyone between a 5 – 12, looking for irons that have some playability will be able to hit the half-cavity backs with ease. At least that was my experience.