Crafting combo-length and same-length iron sets to enhance your game with greater consistency, predictable outcomes, and adaptability. Designed to minimize frustration and maximise focus, helping you excel in every round.

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Advantages of Combo Length Irons

 

Traditional variable-length irons/wedges comprise 10 different shaft lengths and head weights, necessitating a different setup and swing for each shot into and around the green. This complexity can make consistent ball striking with irons and wedges challenging. In these sets, higher-lofted clubs have heavier heads on shorter shafts. The heavier wedge heads result in faster ball speeds, reducing spin and control around the green.

On the other hand, same-length irons address many consistency issues associated with variable-length sets. However, players with slower clubhead speeds may struggle to achieve the desired height, spin, and carry distance with 4-, 5-, or 6-irons at a 7-iron length. Additionally, shorter players may find it challenging to adapt to playing wedges at a 7-iron length.

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A combo-length set, like the Origin Series from Avoda Golf, is split into same-length scoring clubs and variable-length long approach clubs. The scoring clubs, from lob wedge to 8-iron, are all played at a standard length of 36 inches—roughly equivalent to a 9-iron. This small increase in shaft length for wedges is easy to adjust to within a couple of swings.

With all scoring clubs at the same length, players need only one setup and swing. This significantly enhances the ability to consistently control launch angle, ball speed, and spin rate.​​​​