
A simplified approach.
Same Length Irons
Same-length clubs keep you the same distance from the ball every time, promoting a repeatable setup and consistent ball striking across every club in your bag. Same length, same head weight, same feel, every swing.

One length. Every club.
A traditional set changes your posture and distance from the ball with every club. One length removes those variables: fewer mishits, tighter dispersion, more confidence under pressure. Lob wedge through 4-iron, all at 37 inches.

STRATEGIC LOFT GAPPING
Creates an extra club slot.
Covering 20–60° in just 10 clubs, our strategic loft gapping frees up an extra slot, so you never have to drop an essential club to add a driving iron, 5-wood, or specialty wedge.
Who it's for.
Players looking for a simplified approach on every shot. Typically recommended for higher launch, high-spin players comfortable with a 7-iron length wedge. It's also a strong option for newer players who want to build one repeatable swing before adding more variables.
If you are not a high speed, high spin player, or on the taller side, you may struggle with a lower ball flight in long irons or find the wedges too long to adjust to. We'd recommend considering our combo length set.
Questions? We've Got You Covered.
What are same length irons?
Every iron and wedge in the set is built to one length — 37 inches, about a 7-iron. You keep the same distance from the ball, the same posture, and the same setup on every shot, promoting a repeatable swing and consistent ball striking across the whole bag. Same length, same head weight, same feel, every swing.
Are same length irons the same as one length irons?
Yes — one length (or single length) is the generic term for the concept; Same Length is how we build it. Every iron plays at one length, with head weights and lofts engineered around that single length so each club still launches and gaps properly.
Will the long irons launch high enough?
Our head weights and lofts are engineered around the single length, so the long irons launch far better than a traditional head cut down to 7-iron length. Same length works best for higher-speed, high-launch players — if that's not you, the long irons can fly lower, which is exactly why we built Combo Length irons: same length through the scoring clubs, progressive length up top.
Will the wedges be too long for me to use?
Not at all. While they're slightly longer than traditional wedges, Same Length wedges are designed for balance and feel. Most players adjust quickly — often within a few rounds or practice sessions. In return, you gain better setup consistency, more spin, and greater control on approach and short game shots.
Click here to learn how to adjust to your same length wedges.
Who should play same length irons?
Players who want the same setup on every shot. Best for higher-speed, high-launch players, taller golfers used to a longer wedge, and newer players building one repeatable swing. Not sure? A fitting confirms it — free, online or in person.
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