Looking for more consistency in your game? Same length irons — sometimes called one length irons — are built for exactly that.
With a traditional set, every club is a different length, so you're constantly changing your posture and your distance from the ball. Those setup changes introduce inconsistency before the swing even starts.
The payoff
Remove those setup variables and the swing becomes far easier to repeat — fewer mishits, tighter dispersion, and more confidence, especially under pressure.
How it works
Every club in the set is built to the same length — around a 7-iron — with matched head weights and feel. Same length, same head weight, same feel, every swing. You stand the same distance from the ball every time, so one repeatable setup carries across the whole bag.
Who it's for — and who it's not
It's for: players with higher swing speed and a high-launch, high-spin ball flight, and taller players already comfortable with a longer wedge. It's also a strong starting point for newer players who want to groove one repeatable swing before adding variables.
It's not for: if you're not a higher-speed, higher-spin player, or not on the taller side, you may find the long irons launch a little low or the wedges a touch long to adjust to.
The myth
And no — you don't need to swing them like Bryson. Same length clubs simply remove the need to reset your stance for every club. That's it.
The bottom line
If the "who it's for" sounds like you, same length will make the game simpler and more repeatable. If it doesn't quite fit, our Combo Length set keeps those repeatable scoring clubs while holding the length in your long irons — worth a look.
