Our schools are not inexpensive and never will be, but we believe the quality of instruction is the finest you will receive anywhere. The vast majority of oversized irons on the market today have a 3-4 inch long, flat surface on the bottom of the club. Freedom Irons have a cambered or rounded sole. When a golfer swings to make contact with the ball he is obviously going to have to cut through some turf, even on the best fairways to make contact with the ball. With the flat surfaced club sole, the chances of the club head turning off line on contact with the turf are greater than with the cambered sole, because only about an inch on the cambered sole will make contact with the turf when you contact the ball.
Common sense is the guide here.
There's much less chance of the iron head turning with a cambered sole because you're dealing with a smaller surface making contact with the turf. This increases the chances of hitting a good shot, especially for high handicappers, who often chunk their iron shots. Our clubs don't make the mistakes go away. They were designed to minimize the effect of the mistakes. That makes for a higher level of confidence which makes for more success and fun in the game of golf.