JCB-CUT CB

A true players iron. Thin top-line, lower offset, and soft steel. With weighting placed low, the JCBs are higher launching and slightly more forgiving that the KCM-Cut MB with a larger head size. The Toura Golf JCB-Cut irons are forged by the legendary Kyoei Foundry and are hand ground and finished in the famed Himeji Region of Japan.

This iron can be played by mid and low handicaps. We consider this to be a 'players feel' iron. 

As one would expect from a true players CB/MB combo set, these irons have a classic head shape, thin top-line and a lower offset. However, the head size on the MB has been increased to better match the CBs, producing a very playable combo set with perfectly blended sizing and weighting. The Toura Golf JDM Combo Set is forged by the legendary Kyoei Foundry and are hand ground and finished in the famed Himeji Region of Japan.

This iron can be played by a low handicap and a mid handicap with solid ball striking.  We consider this to be a 'players feel' iron. 

A true players blade. Some forgiveness in longer irons with ever so slightly increased offset, blended down to low offset through the bottom half of the set. These irons are classic Japanese blades and are meant for confident ball strikers. The Toura Golf KCM-Cut irons are forged by the legendary Kyoei Foundry and are hand ground and finished in the famed Himeji Region of Japan.

Smaller blade lengths and thin top-line make this club suited for lower handicaps. We consider this to be a 'players feel' iron. 

The Gen 2. Split-Step CB (SCB-1) are players irons. They have a compact head, relatively thin top-line, and a very low offset. Unlike the KCM-Cut (MBs) and the JCB (CBs) which prioritize feel and workability, the Split-Step CB places a greater priority on distance and launch. Therefore, while the ball will feel slightly firmer at impact, ball speed and distance is greatly improved over other models like the JCB. Likewise, the center of gravity has been set ultra low and the sole has been widened ever so slightly maximizing both height and carry. 

This iron is suited for low handicaps and mid handicaps. The new Gen 2. SCB-1 model is less forgiving than the original Gen 1. Split Step CB, with a slightly small head and lower offset. We consider this to be a 'players distance' iron.  However, it maintains traditional lofts and a forged head, as opposed to many other OEMS in this category who use hollow body and cast stainless steel club heads, and pressed lofts.

These classic blade style MBs look and feel exactly as they should. With a relatively compact head shape and thin top-line, these irons are meant for discerning players who crave a soft feel and the ability to shape shots. With this said, the LMB-1 is not designed to be unnecessarily intimidating and is widely considered to be a very 'playable' MB option. 

This iron is designed for lower handicaps and for mid handicaps looking to make a switch to MBs.