Golf Iron Sets

Personalization Policy

Rock Bottom Golf – Personalization Policy

Our Policy: Our personalization policy is designed to promote freedom of expression, but also to protect against expressions of hate or promotion of harm towards others. Customer order requests will be honored if they fall within the policy guidelines. Rock Bottom Golf must also ensure that the rights of any team, player, or organization are not infringed upon.

Additionally, all personalized orders are final and as is. Returns and refunds are not allowed and therefore, you must ensure that your design is correct upon submission.

The Rules:

All personalized orders are final and as is and cannot be returned.
Rock Bottom Golf Cannot:

Create and/or embroider the name of a City or State while using the color schemes of any sports teams or academic institutions
Embroider any known or recognized championship series or event (i.e. “Super Bowl Champs, World Series Champs, BCS Champs, etc.) that we are not licensed to do so.
Embroider any name/logo that is Trademarked or Copyright Protected, without express written consent from the trademark or copyright holder

This includes use of socially recognized media pop culture references that are trademarked or otherwise legally protected, even if abbreviated.

Embroider any celebrity or sports figures “hashtags” or other social media tags
Embroider any artistic media references or intellectual properties such as those found in the music/movie/television/video game/literature industries. This includes, but is not limited to:

Artist names, albums, and lyrics
Movie or Television references related to the intellectual property or actors
Any reference to video game properties or logos, etc.

Embroider any “gang” related activities such as “gang” names or “gang” symbolisms.
Embroider illicit or illegal drugs, drug symbols or words.
Embroider racist, sexist, explicit content, profanities, foul language or otherwise offensive material
Embroider material that could be construed as discriminatory to any race, creed, religion, age, person with disability or any other characteristic protected by law

Rock Bottom Golf thanks you for cooperating with the above guidelines.

Buying Tips

Golf iron sets are the clubs you typically use for approach shots, recovery plays, and those crucial moments when accuracy matters more than distance and brute force. They occupy that sweet spot in your arsenal, more precise than your woods and hybrids but with more reach than your short game wedges and putters.

And you don't have to spend a fortune to upgrade. Rock Bottom Golf offers major savings and discounts on irons from leading brands like Srixon, TaylorMade, Mizuno, and more! Plus, our huge selection of certified pre-owned irons will help you stretch your golf budget even further.

Tip 1. Match Your Iron Set to Your Skill Level and Needs

Beginners tend to struggle with long irons like the 3- or 4-iron as they're harder to launch, less forgiving. That's why many new or high-handicap players benefit from swapping those out for hybrids. While advanced golfers with fast swing speeds often prefer full sets with long irons for shot-shaping and control. The key is to build your set around your actual game and not what the pros are playing.

Here's a quick breakdown:

Beginners: Stick to 6-9 irons and replace long irons with hybrids
Intermediate: Mix in a 5-iron or 4-hybrid depending on comfort
Advanced: Full iron sets (3-9) for more control and precision

Tip 2. Choose the Right Clubhead Design for Your Swing

Golf irons come in cavity back and muscle back. If you're not striking the ball dead center every time (and let's face it, most of us aren’t), cavity backs are the smarter play. They feature perimeter weighting and larger sweet spots for better forgiveness.

Muscle backs, or "blades,” are thinner and offer unmatched feel and feedback, but they demand consistency. They're favored by low-handicap players who want shot control over forgiveness.

There are also “game improvement” models designed with tech like low centers of gravity and weighted soles to help you launch it higher and hit it straighter.

Tip 3. Pay Attention to Shaft Material and Flex

The shaft plays a huge role in how your irons perform, and both the material and flex matter.

Matching it to your swing speed is key:

Slower swings (typically 6-iron swing speeds below 80 mph): Go with Senior or Regular flex for more whip and distance
Faster swings (above 80–90 mph): Choose Stiff or Extra Stiff for control and tighter dispersion

Consider shaft material too:

Steel shafts: Heavier and more stable and are great for feedback and consistent ball flight
Graphite shafts: Lighter and easier to swing and are ideal for adding speed and reducing strain

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