Royalaxe Golf Irons

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Key Features

• What Is a Driving Iron — And Why You Need One — A driving iron is a specialist club that fills the gap between long irons and fairway woods. It is specifically designed for tee shots on holes where a driver is too much club — narrow fairways requiring precise landing, firm fairways where roll distance is critical, or windy conditions where a lower, more penetrating ball flight is an advantage. The Royalaxe FORGED driving iron delivers iron-like feel and control with a lower, more wind-resistant trajectory than a fairway wood — and more roll after landing.
• Forged Stainless Steel Head — Thick Sole, Low/Deep CG, Easier Launch — The Royalaxe head is forged from polished stainless steel with a thick, wide sole profile that positions the centre of gravity (CG) lower and deeper than a standard iron. The low/deep CG helps the ball launch more easily from all lies — including rough and less-than-perfect fairway lies — making the driving iron more accessible than a traditional long iron. The forged construction delivers a softer, more responsive feel at impact compared to cast heads, with better feedback on off-centre strikes.
• Graphite Shaft, Regular Flex — Lightweight for Maximum Clubhead Speed — The graphite shaft is significantly lighter than a steel shaft, allowing golfers to generate higher clubhead speed with the same swing effort — critical for a driving iron where clubhead speed directly determines the ability to launch the ball effectively. The Regular flex is suited to golfers with moderate swing speeds who want the distance and trajectory benefits of a driving iron without the demands of a stiff shaft.
• Three Loft Options — Choose the Right One for Your Game — The Royalaxe driving iron is available in three lofts, each suited to a different player profile. The 17° (2-iron) delivers an extremely low trajectory and maximum distance, but requires high clubhead speed and precise contact — best for low-handicap and scratch golfers. The 20° (3-iron) is the most common driving iron loft, balancing distance and playability for mid-handicap golfers. The 22° (4-iron) offers a slightly higher trajectory, easier launch, and more forgiveness — the most accessible option for amateur golfers and those new to driving irons.
• Lower Trajectory & More Roll — The Wind-Fighter Advantage — The driving iron produces a flatter, more penetrating ball flight than a fairway wood of equivalent distance — less affected by crosswinds and headwinds, and generating more roll after landing on firm fairways. On links courses, coastal courses, and any course where wind is a factor, the driving iron’s lower trajectory is a significant strategic advantage over a fairway wood or hybrid. The red alignment dot on the face aids precise address and contact.

The Royalaxe FORGED driving iron is a specialist tee club for golfers who want iron-like control and a low, wind-resistant trajectory on demanding tee shots — narrow fairways, firm fairways, long par-3s, and wind-affected conditions where a driver is too much and a fairway wood is too high. The forged polished stainless steel head features a thick, wide sole with a low/deep centre of gravity for easier launch from all lies, a yellow/gold accent stripe along the sole, and a red alignment dot on the face for precise address. Graphite shaft in Regular flex for lightweight feel and maximum clubhead speed. Available in three lofts: 17° (2-iron, maximum distance, most demanding), 20° (3-iron, balanced distance and playability), and 22° (4-iron, easier launch, most forgiving). Right-handed, men’s. A precisely engineered, strategically versatile driving iron from Royalaxe — for golfers who want to control the tee shot, not just hit it.