Looking for new golf irons for 2024? The best golf irons 2024 have been picked out with our shortlist of the new releases.

We’ve taken a look at some options that could be added to your bag this year, and help you get the most out of your game.

While the shape of iron sets has not changed all that much over the past few decades, technology continues to advance.

Golfers of any handicap can truly find an iron set to help play better golf right out of the box. Here are a few of the best new golf irons 2024 has to offer.

Also get the best drivers, the best fairway woods, best golf rescues & hybrids and best wedges or if you might prefer the best irons for mid-handicap golfers.

Also discover the best golf balls and the best golf putters on our shortlist.

1. Titleist T Series Irons 2024

Four models in the new T-Series launched from Titleist with new look T100s joined by altered versions of the T200 as well as completely new models in the shape of the T150 and T350.

The T100 irons were a best seller of the original T Series and Titleist have given them a makeover including the CG re-positioned marginally to deliver a more consistent ball flight from across the face.

The original T200 model was designed to be more powerful and forgiving than the T100 and that hasn’t changed, but it does have a “reengineered chassis” to reposition weight and shift the CG.

The new T150s are very similar in design to the first version of the T100 but have a slightly large clubhead shape to offer more forgiveness in this blade model.

The T350s are the game-improving model and a direct replacement for the T300 irons. The clubhead is larger in profile than the other models in the series and are more forgiving as a result.

READ: The full Titleist T100 irons review, full T150 irons review, full T200 irons review and full T350 irons review

2. Mizuno Pro Irons 2024

The new 2024 Mizuno Pro Series features upgraded versions of the Pro 241, Pro 243 and Pro 245 irons and new Pro Fli-Hi irons.

The new 241s are forged muscleback blades and have a smaller club head than in any previous version, giving elite and low-handicap golfers a sublime iron for ball striking and workability.

The Pro243 irons are a high-performing cavity back option from Mizuno with this latest design combing power and feel from a new forging process.

Mizuno Pro 245 irons combine the beauty of a muscleback with the forgiveness of a cavity back and once again feature the Hotel Metal Blade design.

The Fli-Hi driving irons have a new L-Face structure in the latest design to increase the rebound of the face and deliver increased ball speeds compared to the 2022 version.

READ: The full Mizuno Pro 241 irons review, full Pro 243 irons review and full Pro 245 irons review

3. Callaway Apex ’24 Irons

Callaway’s updated Apex series feature new Apex Pro, Apex MB, Apex CB and Apex UT across a complete range.

Aimed at better golfers and elite level performers, the forged Apex Pro blades have a progressive design with a forged 455 face cup in the longer irons (3-5 iron) and forged 1025 face plate retained in the shorter irons (6-iron to A-wedge).

The Apex MB irons have been tweaked to make the blades more workable and playable than ever before, and offer incredible feel from the forged 1025 carbon steel face, which is consistent across the entire set.

The Apex CBs are the cavity back option in the series, but are still a tour iron with these forged irons crafted from 1025 carbon steel for the most satisfying of feels.

In the upgraded Apex UT irons, Callaway have produced an improved driving iron or long fairway iron that delivers a higher launch than the previous model, good levels or forgiveness and improved ball striking.

READ: The full Callaway Apex Pro irons review, the full Apex MB irons review, the full Apex CB irons review and the full Apex UT irons review

4. Ping Blueprint S & T Irons

Ping Blueprint irons have been re-launched for 2024 with two models – the S & T – introduced to cater for more golfers than ever before.

The forged irons range has traditionally been aimed to low-handicap and elite level golfers, but the introduction of the Blueprint S irons makes the series suited to more club golfers.

The S is is forged and forgiving cavity-back design, still in the form a blade, while the T remains the tour-level model for maximum workability and shot-shaping.

Crafted from a fully forge 8620 carbon steel head, the S model has the performance of a blade but significantly offers plenty of forgiveness from a cavity design.

The T is the muscle back iron and is made from one single piece of 8620 carbon steel with a slightly shorter heel-to-face height, less offset and a shorter blade blade. It is the trusted option of many of Ping’s tour stars.

READ: The full new Ping Blueprint irons review

5. Wilson Staff Model 2024 Irons

The Staff Model has been Wilson Staff’s premium bladed iron for as long as many can remember, but it has been given a makeover to extract even more performance in 2024 and beyond.

A new toe weighting design has been incorporated to improve ball striking, eliminate hooks and add a touch of forgiveness to the top-class performer.

They are crafted for workability and distance, not forgiveness, and are blades suited to low-handicap and elite golfers.

Wilson also gave a makeover to the Staff CB irons, which are more suited to handicap golfers given they offer maximum forgiveness.

READ: The full new Wilson Staff Model 2024 irons review

6. TaylorMade Qi Irons

TaylorMade Qi irons are new for 2024 and described as the “straightest distance irons in golf”. They are all about taking forgiveness levels to a unchartered territory and the irons certainly achieve that.

The Qi irons are designed to deliver a consistent ball flight rather than correct left-to-right fade and slices like other game improvement irons do.

The hollow-body iron head takes the best of a forgiving cavity back with the looks and shape of a blade in one complete package delivering impressive ball speeds and accuracy.

TaylorMade’s design team have incorporated FLTD CG in the Qis from the P770 and P790 irons, with this element moving the center of gravity position through the set.

Low in the long irons, the CG shifts higher as you work through the bag and it ensures forgiveness, accuracy and distance and equal from 4-iron through to wedges.

READ: The full new TaylorMade Qi irons review

7. Cobra Darkspeed Irons

The new Darkspeed irons are described as the “longest and most robust” Cobra have created and they do deliver on that front as a great all-round performer.

A new hollow-body construction design has allowed a new weighting system to be introduced to add more distance as well as accuracy from the new 2024 irons release.

The irons feature a new larger PWRSHELL design and have the AI designed H.O.T. Face technology incorporated to create an enhanced sweet spot.

The result is more efficient speed and spin, while the hollow cavity designed features a slight tweak to make the sound and feel of the irons better than ever.

READ: The full Cobra Darkspeed irons review

8. Kirkland Signature Irons

Having already had success with the Kirkland Signature wedges, KS1 putter and Kirkland Signature ball, the wait is finally over for new Kirkland Signature irons.

The new release are the first set of Kirkland Signature irons, designed by Indi Golf, and have been one of the fastest-selling launches.

The new irons are a tungsten forged design not too dissimilar to the TaylorMade P Series of 770, 790, P7MB and P7MC.

Known as Players Distance Irons, they also feature tungsten to help create optimal weighting and the most amount of forgiveness without impacting workability.

The overall package is built for maximum speed and carry distance from this stylish new addition.

READ: Full review of the Kirkland Costco Irons

9. Takomo 101 Irons

One of three models from Takomo, the 101 and 101T irons lead the way. The 101 are the standard design and the T model has shorter blade lengths, less offset, and thinner toplines. 

Takomo 101 irons are a hollow body design providing incredible value for both new and intermediate golfers.

They feature a hollow body design with a 431-carbon steel muscle-back cavity, and what helps the iron set to stand out is a 1.65 mm thin face to help give more distance.

The 101T irons are a players’ distance iron featuring a hollow body design and precision milled thin face, but offer less forgiveness than the sister model.

READ: Full review of the Takomo 101 irons and 101T irons