UST Mamiya's Attas 10 iron shaft is a high-performance iron shaft that utilizes innovative technology. This shaft uses a carbon sheet with powdered high-density metal (tungsten) arranged within it, optimizing the weight distribution. This allows power to be transferred directly to the clubhead, resulting in incredible distance.
Furthermore, the overall flexible design enhances ease of swinging and control, improving the golfer's feel for their swing. While conventional iron shafts generally become stiffer towards shorter irons, the Attas 10 intentionally controls this difference, ensuring a consistent swing feel across all clubs. This eliminates the inconsistency of hitting short irons well but struggling with long or mid-irons.
The frequency is also set linearly, designed to achieve optimal frequency for each club number when assembled into an iron set. This minimizes variations due to assembly and differences between club numbers, allowing for consistent swing timing every time.
Additionally, each model includes a dedicated #11 for wedges (AW, SW, etc.), allowing golfers to swing with the same feel even with wedges, enabling accurate approach shots. Finally, the cosmetics feature a luxurious ion plating finish, providing a design that motivates athletic golfers to aim for the green. While a separate regripping fee is required, you are guaranteed to experience its performance and beauty.
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An "iron combo set" simply refers to a setup where different iron models are combined within a single set.
In the past, it was common to "have the same model from 5-iron to PW," but in recent years, among tour pros, it has become mainstream to use a combination where:
"Long to mid-irons are forgiving, and short irons prioritize workability."
1. Why is the "combo set" becoming popular?
There are two main reasons:
These are "the evolution of ball performance" and "changes in green conditions."
Increased difficulty of long irons
Modern golf balls have evolved to reduce spin in order to increase distance performance.
As a result, with conventional muscle-back (01 series) long irons, even professional head speeds struggle to get the ball up, and there are more cases where insufficient spin makes it difficult for the ball to stop on the green.
Role change from "distance" to "stopping"
For pros, long irons (4-5 iron) are not just clubs for gaining distance.
They are clubs for aiming at the pin with a high trajectory and stopping the ball firmly on the green.
Therefore, for long to mid-irons,
There is an increasing trend to combine forgiving models that adopt designs with thicker soles and hollow structures.
2. What if you combine with PRGR? Recommended Combos
PRGR's 01-02 series is actually a lineup that makes it very easy to build combo sets.
Classic Athlete Combo: 01 x 02
・4-6 iron: 02 IRON (high trajectory and easy distance)
・7-iron to PW: 01 IRON (prioritizes workability and feel)
Key points
Since the 7-iron of 01 (loft 32°) is combined with the 6-iron of 02 (28°),
The loft progression is natural, and a comfortable combo setting with minimal difference in feel is possible.
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