The Mitsubishi Chemical OT IRON SERIES is a tour wedge designed for competitive play, further pursuing the ideal characteristics of a competition-focused wedge. This series aims to achieve both high spin and excellent workability, maximizing player performance. A particularly noteworthy feature is the fine vertical milling applied to the face surface. This milling process helps maintain consistent spin even in rainy conditions or from the rough, allowing for precise shots even under adverse conditions.
Furthermore, the OT IRON SERIES enhances its functionality as a competition wedge by meticulously varying the sole shape according to the loft. This design establishes its position as a flagship model, offering players high levels of workability and stability.
This series also emphasizes aesthetics, featuring a pure and refined design. It boasts an appropriately high luster and a deep finish, making it a highly satisfying product for athlete golfers who also value appearance. While designed with competitive use in mind, its performance fully shines in everyday rounds as well.
The Mitsubishi Chemical OT IRON SERIES is a wedge that combines technology and beauty, making it the best choice for competition-oriented golfers.
An "iron combo set" is simply a setup where different models of irons are combined within a single set.
In the past, it was common to have "the same model from the 5-iron to the pitching wedge," but in recent years, among tour professionals,
"Easy-to-hit long to mid irons, and short irons focused on workability"
has become the mainstream approach.
1. Why are "combo sets" popular?
There are two main reasons:
"Evolution of ball performance" and "Changes in green environments."
Increased difficulty of long irons
Modern golf balls are evolving to reduce spin in order to increase distance performance.
As a result, with conventional muscle-back (01 series) long irons, even with a professional's head speed, it has become increasingly difficult to launch the ball high enough and to stop it on the green due to insufficient spin.
Shift in role from "distance" to "stopping power"
For professionals, long irons (4-5 irons) are not just about gaining distance.
They are clubs for targeting the pin with a high trajectory and stopping the ball firmly on the green.
Therefore, for long to mid irons,
There is a growing trend to combine forgiving models that adopt designs with thicker soles or hollow structures.
2. What if you combine with PRGR? Recommended Combos
PRGR's 01-02 series is actually a lineup that makes combo settings very easy to assemble.
Classic Athlete Combo: 01 x 02
・4-6 Iron: 02 IRON (easy to hit high and long)
・7-Iron to PW: 01 IRON (emphasizes workability and feel)
Points
Since the 7-iron of the 01 (loft 32°) is paired with the 6-iron of the 02 (28°),
The loft progression is natural, and with little difference in feel, a seamless combo setting is possible.
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