Fourteen Golf PC-3 irons are a game improving iron aimed at golfers with moderate swing speeds of less than 90mph. How do they rate?
While Fourteen make some elite level performers, they haven’t forgotten golfers at other end of the spectrum and that is where the PC-3 irons are targetted.
The PC-3 irons are light and make swinging the club effortless, and are ideally suited to golfers with slower swing speeds of under 90 mph.
You get the quality of Fourteen Golf’s high class design combined with a high launching, longer distance iron. In this article, we look at exactly what the PC3 offers.
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Fourteen Golf PC-3 Irons Specs & Design
The Fourteen Golf PC-3 irons are game improvement irons designed for high-handicap golfers seeking forgiveness and consistent performance and they deliver that via a number of key features.
They are designed to provide maximum forgiveness, high trajectories and consistent performance for moderate swing speed golfers.
The PC-3 irons feature a larger head for a confidence-inspiring look at address, which contributes to their forgiveness levels for golfers who need it most.
The PC-3 get their name thanks to a pocket cavity design that enhances ball speed while providing the renowned Fourteen feel.
The 5-iron to 7-iron has an ultra-thin 1.75mm face thickness for increased ball speed and high trajectory, while the 8-iron to pitching has a 2.0mm nickel-chromium-molybdenum steel face for soft feel and consistent control.
There is also a tungsten weight in the toe of the 5-iron to 8-iron for a center-balanced CG alignment with the sweet spot to unleash maximum distance and a towering trajectory.
Also part of the design is Crescent Ridge Sole Technology, which scrapes the sole surface from toe to heel to create a “bounce effect” that helps reduce the prospect of hitting fat shots.
The irons are available in 5-iron (24 degrees) to Pitching Wedge (44 degrees) with standard lofts.
The PC-3 also comes with Fourteen’s original carbon shaft, which is available in three weight bands (40g, 50g, and 60g) to match setup requirements of a variety of golfers.
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Fourteen Golf PC-3 Irons Review: Are they any good?
The PC-3 are a good option for golfers with slower than average swing speeds and certainly deliver good all round performance – most notable with a high ball flight and carry distances.
The lightweight design, oversized head, high flight without increasing lofts and the soft feel produced make them a very good performer in the game-improvement sector.
The new Crescent Ridge Sole technology sole has really improved turf interaction and help deliver a consistent ball strike for players who need to eradicate the bad contacts.
The PC-3 doesn’t promise unachievable distance gains, but instead provides a balance of forgiveness and accuracy that make them an ideal choice for golfers prioritizing consistency and control.
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FAQs
How much does the Fourteen Golf PC-3 Irons cost?
The PC-3 irons currently retail at $1,200 for a set.
What are the Fourteen Golf PC-3 irons specs?
The irons are available in 5-iron (24 degrees) to Pitching Wedge (44 degrees) with relatively standard lofts.
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