As soon as they reach a single-digit handicap, many folks will conclude they’re ready for a blade iron. Although this might be a beneficial method for some, it is not always essential to switch. When players gain control over the golf ball, they are ready for a blade-type iron. You could be ready for a blade if you can control the flight of the ball and the launch of your strokes.  The blade iron is for you if you walk up to a hole and think the best thing to do is hit a low draw into the pin. Stick with the cavity back for now if you go up to your ball and say a brief prayer that it doesn’t end up in the lake, on the next fairway, or striking your buddy’s golf cart.