Tour Edge produces six models of wood-irons. Well, the company is very much on target, based on the highly positive feedback GolfWeb received in recent tests by a range of amateur golfers. In explaining the technology of the new wood-iron, Tour Edge points out that superfluous weight has been removed from the back of the metal wood and relocated in the sole. Further, there is a multi-beveled sole to help reduce drag. As a utility club, the Tour Edge wood-iron is suitable for use from the rough, sand or tight lies.
Lower lofts are also compatible for teeing off.
This is not what you would call a distance club, but it does provide plenty of air time along with consistent accuracy. An overwhelming majority of amateurs who tested the Tour Edge wood-irons for GolfWeb raved about the clubs. Many were surprised by how solid the clubs felt at impact and how easy it was to get shots airborne with a consistently straight trajectory. The clubs do look a bit clunky, but the proof was in their game enhancing performance. One tester, in fact, said he was ditching his driver, all previous fairway woods and several long irons, and switching to a roster of Tour Edge's new wood-irons.