Irons sold individually for female golfers
The individual irons for women allow you to complete or replace a bag without having to buy a whole set. You can find the Skymax Ice irons, lightweight and forgiving, available in right and left-handed versions, a number five iron Srixon from the ZX family with a hollow head, and a utility iron Wilson Staff that replaces the long irons. Each club is presented with its use and its place in the bag.
The iron that was missing from her bag.
Replacing a lost iron without breaking the set
An individual iron is primarily used to replace a lost, broken or forgotten club in a cart. In this case, the best option is to find the same model as the rest of the set, with the same shaft and grip, so that the distance, weight and feel fit into the progression of the bag. Between two consecutive irons, the loft difference is usually three to four degrees, which corresponds to about ten metres of distance.
If the original model is no longer available, you should choose an iron of the same category, for example a forgiving iron to replace a beginner's iron, and then have the loft and lie angle checked by a teacher or workshop: a correction of one or two degrees is often enough to realign the club with the rest of the set.
The rest of the bag
Women’s clubs also come in:
All clubs are gathered on the women’s clubs page.
Skymax Ice, Srixon ZX and Wilson Staff: three profiles
The Skymax Ice irons are aimed at beginner and intermediate female golfers: stainless steel head, large sweet spot and low centre of gravity to help the ball lift easily, mounted on a Ladies flex graphite shaft. They are available in both right and left-handed, which is rare for irons sold individually. The number five iron Srixon from the ZX family hides a hollow head under a classic cavity appearance; the interior of its face, carved with channels, makes it more flexible at impact for increased ball speed.
The utility Wilson Staff iron, with a hollow body and steel face, bridges the gap between the longest iron and the fairway wood. It’s suitable for players with a developed swing speed.
Shaft, length and lie angle for a female golfer
The graphite shaft is the most common choice among female golfers: lighter than steel, it allows for generating head speed without straining and absorbs vibrations better at impact. The Ladies flex, the softest, suits moderate swing speeds; faster players switch to a senior or regular flex to maintain a controlled trajectory. Women’s irons are generally about an inch shorter than men’s.
The lie angle is checked at address: the sole should rest flat on the ground. A raised toe sends the ball left for a right-hander, while a raised heel pushes it right. With an iron purchased individually, this check is essential for it to behave like the other clubs.
The best deals
Good deals can also be found in good deals, promotions, clearance, sales, Black Friday. The new arrivals feature the latest collections, and items shipped in 24 hours are prepared and dispatched within 24 hours. The highlights of the year follow a predictable pattern: the Black Friday in late autumn, the end-of-year holidays, the winter sales, the French Days in spring, followed by the summer sales and back-to-school shopping.
Frequently asked questions
How to know which iron number to buy?
First, identify any gaps in your distances: if two neighbouring clubs leave a noticeably larger gap than the others, you are missing a number. This number is engraved on the sole or on the back of the head, which allows you to check the original series.
What's the difference between a right-handed and a left-handed iron?
The face of a left-handed iron is oriented the other way, for a player standing to the right of the ball. The choice is based on the swing side and not the writing hand: some left-handed players are very good at right-handed.
Can you mix brands in an iron set?
Yes, as long as you keep clubs close in weight, length and shaft flex. An iron that's very different from the rest of the set gives uneven feel and distances that are hard to predict on the course.
What is a pitching wedge bought individually for?
The pitching wedge is the most lofted iron in a classic set: it is used for full approach shots and short shots towards the green. The Skymax Ice is available in this version for left-handed players to complement a bag that is missing this club.
Utility iron or hybrid: what to prefer?
The utility iron maintains the appearance of an iron and produces a straighter trajectory, which is appreciated in the wind. The hybrid, being wider, lifts the ball more easily: it remains the simplest choice for moderate swing speeds.
