They didn't fix the PROBLEM... (Takomo MKII Irons)

The club under review: Takomo 101 MKII Irons

Their verdict

Takomo continues to offer incredible value with premium shafts and grips at half the price of major brands, but they still haven't addressed the firm, cast-iron feel. The 2011TS is the standout model for its cleaner look and stability.

Their scorecard

• Forgiveness: 5/5 — Maximum forgiveness
• Workability: 4/5
• Feel: 1/5 — Clunky and firm

What they rate

• Nearly 50% cheaper than major OEM iron sets
• Comes standard with premium KBS shafts and Lamkin grips
• Excellent customer service and build quality for a DTC brand
• Clean, brushed chrome aesthetic

What they don’t

• Irons are cast, not forged, leading to a firm/clunky feel
• The three model designs are visually almost identical
• Lack of fitting options makes buying a 'guessing game'

• Takomo continues to offer incredible value with premium shafts and grips at half the price of major brands, but they still haven't addressed the firm, cast-iron feel. The 2011TS is the standout model for its cleaner look and stability.
• Nearly 50% cheaper than major OEM iron sets
• Comes standard with premium KBS shafts and Lamkin grips