Midsize club heads offer a combination of traditional and oversized irons, with a bigger sweet spot than standard clubs. These clubs are easier to handle than the oversized clubs. Oversized club heads are more forgiving on miss-hits, but are more difficult to control for better players. Although many of today's cast clubs can offer similar, if not better playability than forged. Forged irons are made of a softer steel, providing a better feel for advanced players.
Titanium offers a lighter weight club and can be made larger than traditional steel heads.
The larger heads provide more forgiveness on miss-hits, but Titanium is more expensive than steel. Club Shafts Steel shafts are stronger, more durable and less expensive than graphite shafts. They provide greater consistency from shaft to shaft, and offer more control. However, they require a faster swing to generate the same distance as graphite. Steel shafts are recommended for stronger players who could use a little extra control in their game.