More stuff like this! Anytime you can get any of these heavy hitters to tell you what makes them lean towards a particular shot and why or why not you know you've struck gold. The inconsistent wedge flight bit too was so keen. Loved it

Such a genuine guy you can tell he's not putting on an act and a great golfer.

I’m 15 years old and play off 21. The best iron shot i ever hit was an 8 iron over a copse of trees and onto the green within 3 foot of the pin. Just bought the Taylor Made deluxe cart bag and winning the irons would be a great addition to my new amazing bag!

"Try and hit a straight shot, and hope it goes there", the truest thing ever said about a golf shot ever lol

Your guy’s media department is killin it! Love it

Collin is my new favorite. Such a genuine guy; great player, very humble.

Favorite iron shot : Hole #5 Golfmohr - East Moline, IL (visiting Aunt Mae in 1985) ACE with my Lynx 6-iron, 146 yards. I hadn't been playing well, and I was determined to give the ball a good WHACK. I remember that the ball SOARED, just like the pros. The men on the next tee started clapping, and I couldn't see my ball on the green. My aunt said, "Take the cart!" (I was walking) I forgot to lock the brake, and the cart started heading for a bunker!! (I stopped it in time) I didn't sleep one wink that night. I also had NO CLUE that I was supposed to buy drinks in the clubhouse (weren't they supposed to buy ME drinks??😝) Now I play TaylorMade M CGB irons, and M2 woods 🤗 GOOD LUCK at the BMW, Collin!!🍀 (I'll be streaming)⛳😊

Best iron shot I have ever hit: Background - Since 2000, I have been playing @TaylorMade 320 irons I saved for months working as a grounds keeper to buy in high school in MN to replace my grandpas hand-me-down Harvey Penick set. They are still in the bag along side a SIM driver. I had a less than ideal senior year on the golf team in high school but turned it on in the section meet. On the 18th hole, a par 5, I pulled my drive nearly OB. iron shot #1 - hooded 4 iron under a tree limb curved perfectly up the middle of the fairway to leave 135 yards - my ideal wedge distance. My coach was on the course and said, “I don’t want to pressure you, but if you birdie this hole, you make it to the cut to the second round” par meant the season is over. The pin was tucked left on a lower tier with a back stop that would funnel as long as I hit the left third of the green. I took out the 9 iron and into a slight wind flighted a 3/4 swing right into the slope and it rolled to 1-2ft. Drained the putt and made it to Sunday. I played that shot on a round recently and still feels the same, smooth and solid with the trusty and timeless 320’s. Instagram @mjpaisley

when you get a P790 in the right spot the sound of the ball cutting the air is everything awesome

Dear Taylormade & Collin, The best iron shot I ever hit was at TPC Sawgrass #17. I was playing the PGA Works tournament, we were on hole 17 and it was playing about 109yrds. I looked at my coach and I pulled out my Taylormade 50° wedge, told him I was gonna hit the ball a little low on the face but very spinny and that I’m confident I can get it to stop next to pin. It flew perfectly, took one hop and stopped 11 feet away from the flag. Made the putt for birdie, it was recorded and and featured on Golf Channel. It was one for the books. A moment that will be remembered forever!! @KEJH_GOLF

The best iron shot I’ve ever hit was just this summer at the beautiful golfcourse of Oberkirch, Switzerland on hole 9. It's a 154m Par 3, downhill and straight in front of the clubhouse with water in between. Short right of the small green is also a water hazard that leaves you hit a little fade into. Wind from the left that day and also very warm temperatures, thats gona be just a smooth 7 iron for me (playing old 1993 Mizunos cavitybacks from my uncle with weak lofts). I teed up and imagined the shot I want to hit, trying to get all the people at the clubhouse watching out of my head, I just focused on thrusting my distance and seeing the shot in my mind. Hit it so pure, started to fade just as I imagined and came down not even 1m short and stayd right at the spot. I was so stoked and seeing the peoples reaction gave me goosebumps, that feeling walking towards the green I will never forget! Everything was just perfect! Cheers @baskabro

Love listening to Collin walk through his thought process in these situations. My favorite iron shot ever was in a round with my brother-in-law’s groomsmen the day before the wedding. Was fairly new to golf and the worst one there. On a par 3, about 160 going uphill, couldn’t even see the green. I pured a 6 or 7, but couldn’t actually see the ball once it landed. Got up to the green and was about 5 feet from the hole. It was closest to the pin for the entire group. Still ended up with a par though lol

First off that jacket is so cool. This video was super fun to watch and helped give insight into different ways to hit different shots. Reminds me of this flighted draw 9i I hit from 152 at a local golf course, I pushed it a tad right off where I wanted but the green sloped heavily from right to left and it rolled 35 feet down the hill and went in for my longest hole out eagle yet. Great video.

Best shot I’ve ever had. Give or take maybe my 3rd or 4th time golfing, went to a course way out of my skill range, after wanting to give up about 30 times (I’m 14 at this time)… I crank my best shot ever (at the time), a 6 iron sent about 190 straight to the pin and here’s me and my buddy thinking wow that was actually good until we hear “NICE SHOT TIGER”, sprinted to the green to see the greens keeper in his cart and my ball in the hole. Haven’t stopped playing golf since.

Such a Pure Iron Striker 💯👌🏼

Trottie is becoming a true sensation. Well done to the TaylorMade team all around and thank you for bringing us this great content.

Best iron shot I’ve ever hit: Par 3 16th down the hill at Lost Dunes Golf Club in SW Michigan. 180 playing down a couple yards with a quartered into off the right wind. Played a pretty stock 7 iron except struck it better than any other iron shot I’ve ever hit (despite being a 4 handicap). Flew it 195 off the back, made triple. Happiest triple I’ve ever made. That shot was the one that keeps me coming back.

so good. i feel like ive heard everything there is to be said about golf, but in these player interviews i always find a few new ones.

I love watching Collin swing and describe what he is doing. My best iron shot ever was a knockdown 6 iron, 155 yards against a strong wind. Hole in One!!

Club face always at the target and just changing your feed is the best and easiest way to subtly shape the shot that you need. I try to be way too complicated with different shot shapes and that made it so much easier… You don’t need to turn it over more with your hand for a draw or try to hold it off for a fade. Just change your swing past to keep the club path same. Great tip!

Stepped up to the first tee at Pebble with a 4-iron in hand and about 8 months of playing. Safe to say I’ve never been more nervous, even at 6:10 am with a few people watching. Striped the 4-iron down to about 115 feet and made par. Phew

Love how Collin trusts his equipment and the sound from those pure iron shots are just candy to my ears. Best iron shot so far etched on my mind is once when i hit a 4iron p790 and pured it . Lovely flight and landed where i wanted and now its my fav swing thought before every iron shot. @magicnicxxl

The best iron shot I’ve ever hit: It was July 5th, 2014, on my 13th birthday! Before every round I would watch Tiger Woods (My idol) highlights. I live in a very windy City and I became obsessed with the “Tiger Woods Stinger”. On this particular day I watched a KZfaq video “Tiger Woods - Stinger Pro Tracer (2I, 3W and Driver) 2014”. I would then go out on the course and try to imitate Tiger. It was an overcast evening, I was on a Par 3 and I had 146 yards to a pin tucked back left and over a ridge. The wind was howling at 40mph straight in the face and I knew it was a perfect time to try and hit the low draw Tiger Woods stinger. I pulled out my #Taylormade Tour Preferred MC 5 iron and took aim a few yards right of the pin to account for the draw. I put the ball back in my stance and visualized Tiger hitting this shot in my head. Once I pulled the trigger I knew it felt flush. The ball started a few yards right with a tight low baby draw working back towards the pin. My playing partners and I knew it had to be close but we couldn’t see because of the ridge. When we walked up there was no sign of a ball on the green, so we checked over the back, but still nothing. My heart was racing as I tip-toed over slowly to the hole with one eye open, and sure enough… it was in! To this day, I still have my #Taylormade Tour Preferred X Golf Ball in my bedroom with “1st Ace!” Written on it What an awesome moment and fantastic birthday gift! #TeamTaylormade IG: @_Dylan_yee_

Im from South Korea, but im staying in the philippines right now. I tried to practice everyday but im getting hard time with struggling alone with the golf😅 Collin is my favorite player and i want to play and swing like him too!!!! I really really want his swing. But im little sad with his game these days. But when he played playoff last week and his game is getting better and hope to win in a BMW championship and TOUR championship too!!!! And my best iron shot I've ever hit was, hole number 4, 163 par3 front pin in Riviera golf club in the philippines with a 8 iron and I got almost to get the hole in one but, there was a green renovation that it could not roll at least one more roll to get in. Sadly I have no chance to get hole in one even until now. Thank you for reading my message! Anyway go Collin for the rest of the games!!!!!!!!😀😀😀

Best Iron shot I ever had: Tee shot on a short Par 4 at a local course. Hole is 242 yards and over water with trees covering the front side of the green. Hit my Taylormade Speedbladez 6 iron with a beautiful draw on the front right side of the green, avoiding the trees. Followed it up with a 50-foot put for Eagle!

Top gun instructor Collin, best iron shot i ever hit was at South Cape owner's club with my p7mc 8iron, at par 3, was fading away to go in the ocean and hit a pine tree to come back on the green

Best iron strike I had was a 9iron into a green on a par 5. Beautiful draw into the right side middle of the green with a back center hole location. Landed about 4 ft from the hole and holed out for an albatross. Best memory in golf today. Better than a hole in one.

Best iron shot ever hit- I was playing a par 5 that had a strong dog leg right. After hitting a great drive I was now hitting two from I am a drawer of the golf ball and decided I wanted to play a 50 yard slice around the pine trees. I struck this ball great with my 4 iron and cut it all the way around the trees. Landed on the left side of the green and had 10 ft for eagle. Definitely my favorite shot I’ve ever hit and it definitely kept me in the round! Actually felt a little like Morikawa, not quite though.

Best iron shot I’ve hit: a slightly uphill par 3, wind in the face and green breaking left to right. Wasn’t my best ball striking day so I clubbed up to a 9. Hit a nice high little baby draw right at the stick, flew about a foot and a half past, one hop and spun back right into the cup. My first and only ace to date!

Best iron hit: using a 7iron for a bump run into the green to make a birdie. Ran around the green: jumping and shouting. The Marshall came by and ask me to calm down, but congratulated me on the shot. Very memorable day! Keep up the videos!

Best iron shot I’ve ever hit was with my 5 iron from 200 out. I had a tempo swing thought to slow down my backswing. The shot was blind over some hills and ended up being just enough to end up pin high. Loved the video and the content!

Best iron i’ve hit. 3rd shot after taking my penalty, 180 yards, uphill, used my 6 iron and it landed and stop right next to the pin 4 foot away. Best iron shot ever and best par save for me!

Love Collin; such a great ball striker. My best iron shot: I started playing golf a few months ago after graduating college, using my late grandad's clubs (burner plus irons) finding something to occupy my free time outside of my new adult life. It has become an obsession. My girlfriends dad took us to a golf club for us to play a full 18 for the first time earlier this summer and it was quite challenging, to say the least. I had some decent shots and mostly bad shots the entire time, and her dad having decades of golf experience on me made it a lot more embarrassing than if I were with anyone else. On the par 5 18th hole I hit one of my tour response balls ob and had to take a drop where it was a downhill shot playing around 135yd. With water to the left, I pulled out my 9 iron TaylorMade burner plus (the only club in my bag I was comfortable with at the time) Took one practice swing, and lined up the shot. It felt like I thinned it, my heart sank in that little moment before you look up at the ball after you follow through. The ball flight was amazingly straight, and landed and rolled up to about 2ft from the hole. We were all just amazed, they clapped for me, and it was the best feeling I've ever had playing golf. Even though I shot +100 that day, that iron shot was the reason I left that course feeling like I broke 90 (my new goal now) and hoping I can go back with the skills I've grown and practice I've put in since then. Thank you TaylorMade! Instagram @victonio14

Best iron shot I've ever hit goes back quite a ways. I was 13 or 14 and playing a round with my Grandfather who taught me how to play the game. We were on the back 9 of his local course and I was lying 2, slightly downhill, with about 120 to go on a par 4. I pulled out the tried and true 7 iron, listened to a little advice, and gave it a swing. Hit it clean as could be and felt like I was watching in slow motion as the ball launched, landed about 20 feet from the pin and started rolling, with a slight break to the right, before it dropped straight in the hole. First birdie I had ever made. Couldn't believe it and of course my Grandpa was just as happy as I was. One of my favorite golf memories. To top it off, my Grandpa was on the green with about a 30 ft putt for birdie, he stepped right up and drained it. My best iron shot, back to back birdies, and a feeling to chase for life. - @rilo_james

Collin is my favorite player and I Already took notes on this video. its awesome that Collin and Taylormade are doing this giveaway. My favorite iron shot was at my home course in Del Río, Tx par 5 was out around 110 hit my 56 hit it about 8 feet away and it spun back to like 3feet. It was the first time I spun the ball back too.

Collin hits it so pure and is obviously and supremely confident in his equipment. My most memorable and best shot I ever hit was a 4 iron second shot, draw into a par five at a new course that my dad took me to in advance of a big tournament he was playing in and secured me a spot as well. Not having played there and not having played in a month, i was just swinging smooth and the blades were doing the work (well, a little extra curve was being played on that one) and I managed to birdie what almost was my first eagle. A special moment for the golf and more importantly a special moment shared with my father. (He was my one and only teacher who was right handed while I'm a lefty on the golf course).Interesting how Collin makes some of the same comments.

my best iron shot, i was using my taylormade rocketblade tours and hit my 7 iron on the #1 handicapped 184 yard,par 3, 11th hole. It is a elevated green (40 feet or so) with a big sloping green that funneled into a false front.. i had been battling the slice as i was only a year or so into golf, and my buddy put a towel under my arm, i swung and a beautiful draw came off my club, rolled up to the pin… and ended up about 4 inches from going in! my love for the game has been incomprehensible ever since.

Best iron shot I’ve ever hit: had an amazing stroke of luck and got to go play pebble beach. On the 8th hole, I hit a sweet 3 wood up to the cliff side, and followed it up with a beautiful 5 iron curving right to left from the wind, landing perfectly next to the red pin. Missed the putt but shot 73 that day 😳😳

From South Africa. The best shot I’ve ever hit with my irons is when I used my 4 iron on a par 4 to position it in the middle of the fairway at 220 on the 5th hole at Humewood and then hitting my second shot within 5 meters with a 6 iron with the pin placed at the back and drained it in for a birdie. Keep in mind I’m a 22 handicap. This comment is in regards to the requirements for the P7MC’s.

Best iron shot I’ve hit: 245 to a tucked, back left hole location. I was in a valley, and couldn’t see the green - over a hill - it was slightly down wind and I had to hit my 3 iron as hard as I possibly could. Picked a target tree on the horizon & stuck that thang to about 10 ft for a big bird 🦅. 3 jacked for par.

My favorite golf shot: first off, I love Bandon Dunes. One time I was playing Sheep Ranch a year ago and shot the best iron of my life. I needed to keep the ball low because the wind was 40+ mph. I looked at an approach directly into the wind with a cliff down into the Pacific Ocean to the left. Any wrong trajectory or spin would put the ball in the water or into the gorse to the right. I knew keeping the ball low into the wind was the right shot. So I remembered seeing tiger wood’s stinger tutorial and I had practiced it on the range several times but never on the course. I was 150 out and used a 5 iron, which is normally WAY too much club for that distance, but with the wind, I knew it was right. I put the ball a half roll towards the back of my stance, I choked up on the club a bit, and came down to the ball while shortening my follow through 3/4 of the way than normal. That ball stayed waist high for a good distance before finally pilowing up with the wind and it settled the ball just behind the pin, leaving me with an easy tap in birdie. The feeling of that contact was like butter and it was by far the best stinger I’ve ever hit and it came at a time when I won money off of my buddy who I had been battling for 4 days at Bandon. It was an epic moment and I’ll never forget it. Instagram: @johndannycox

Tpc Las Vegas 16th hole par 5 150 yards out. Pin tucked right side. I hit my draw over the canyon and brought it back to the green 3 feet from the pin. 1 of my best shots. I visualized and it worked. I didn't think it would happen the way I thought. That was 20 yes ago. I am now trying to play the game I love the best I can. I was Paralyzed 8 years ago from the neck down from a fall. I don't hit the ball that well anymore but I still play. I don't deserve new clubs because I suck really. But when you hit one pure there is nothing better.

My favorite iron shot: I played in a Halloween scramble with a few friends last fall. I was fairly new to golf as I’d only been playing for around a year at that point. Each of the holes had a fun “trick” or “treat.” One of the par 4s had a wooden row boat set up near the green. In order to finish this hole you had to chip into the boat, instead of putt it out. We were around 140 yards out and it was my shot. At this point in my golf career I didn’t think I’d be able to even get it within 10 yards of the boat. I pulled out my beginner set 8 iron, took aim and gave it a mighty wack. The stroke was smooth and felt pure and I watched in slow motion as the ball soared towards the boat. Someway, somehow it dropped straight into the boat and we listened as it bounced around under the bench and came to rest. The crew went wild and to this day that was the most fun golf shot I’ve had. @andrewjohnsonkc

Best iron shot ever, 4 club wind, high spinny driver on a short, sharp dog leg over trees par 4, 160 out and compressed a slice 5 iron round the tree trouble just shy of the green to give myself an up and down for par.

The best iron shot I’ve ever hit has got to be my first hole in one from 227 yards. I hit a smooth 4 iron that started at the hole and never lost its line. Unfortunately I didn’t see the ball go in, but the feeling of walking up to the green and finding your ball in the hole is awesome!

Best Iron shot I’ve ever hit: 226 Yard par 3 at jimmie austin golf club in Norman, Oklahoma. Pin was in the back of the green. Bladed a 5 iron, one handed finish, rolled all the way to the back, and ended up going in the hole for my first ace

Just got into golf a few years back and Collin was my reason behind only hitting irons at the range for the longest time, lol. Best iron shot I’ve ever hit was a 170 yard par 3 over water to an island green featuring a front pin, hit about a foot in to the left of the pin and stuck. No hole in one here, but love a tap in birdie off an island green!

Love the Vids Team Taylormade. Also, Best Iron Shot ever, had 210 yardage for second shot on a par 5 and put it about 1 foot away for my first eagle.

My best iron shot story! I played golf for a few years in high school, but through college and having a baby I didn’t have much time. Once I joined the military and met my best friends we all got back into golf together. So about a year in, still playing the used irons I had bought back in 2013, I was looking at 215 yards into the green. I was down in between two hills and couldn’t see the green. I pulled out the trusty 4-iron, thinking about the fact that I was hitting into the wind and just wanted to make decent contact. At impact it, it felt like butter coming off the club face. Slight draw on the ball and as I saw the ball in the air I just knew it was going to be great. Ran over to the cart, didn’t even put my 4-iron back in the bag, and just drove to the green. My hall landed about 6 feet from the hole, and it rolled back about 4 inches from the divot. After cleaning up the divot, I sank my first ever eagle putt! My instagram handle is @kleisaustin

Been following Morikawa since his college days and truly amazing how fast he has come on the up and up. Best iron shot: Hit a fade with my fave club, 8 iron (same as Morikawa), on a 155 yard par 3 and hit it through the tree and caught a branch. Ball continues to fade towards the pin and land 2 feet from pin and tap in the putt for my first birdie ever. @dmunir12

Going for the green in 2 on a par 5. Hit 5 iron over water with a tight draw, landed pin high released up the slope and trickled back down to 2in for a tap in eagle! First time I executed what was in my head to perfection!!

Best iron shot I’ve hit: I’m still relatively new to golf, I played for a year as a kid and got back to the game with 23. My swing recently got pretty good and there was that one time my ball lied about 150 yards in the semi rough. I still needed about 200 yards to the green on a par four hole. So I decided to grab my 6 iron, an iron which I practiced a lot lately since it was the one that worked the least for me. I had a pretty hard shot to hit, I had a tree in front of me, and some other obstacles, I basically needed to work the ball slightly right to left and high enough to get over the obstacles and obviously far enough. I gave it my best I could give and just got that sweet sweet feeling of hitting the ball exactly in the sweet spot. The sound was one I never heard before, it was such a swoosh and I could not even see the ball flying. I wasn’t normally getting these shots and the ball flew way faster than usual that’s why I didn’t see it. When I looked for the ball I walked and walked down the hole only to realise I hit the green and landed next to the flag. It was such a great feeling and such a happy moment in my golf career, I hope I can get to a level where I can hit these shots as often as possible. Good luck to the other participants and thanks for the chance to win. Instagram: @manuel.xvl #teamtaylormade

Favorite iron shot ever: 10 years ago, first round with a set of RBZ irons, I went to lay up with a 5 iron from 215ish yards out, and I flushed it, hit the green with people still on it (😵‍💫) and walked to apologize and was met with applause for hitting a great shot. Will never forget it.

Love the content. My best iron shot was a near hole in one from an elevated tee with a 9 iron. The ball buried in the ground six inches behind the cup.

best shot of my life happened of a par 4. There was a huge drop off to the right off the fairway and of course that’s where i hit it. I go up to the ball on a mountain of a slope. The ball was a foot below my feet. I was 150ish out so i grabbed my hand me down Zevo 7 iron (which i still use) and i hit the purest shot ever. pga tour type pure and put the ball with in 10 feet of the pin. By far the best shot of my life

Best strike I’ve ever had was a 7iron from 186 yards. Struck in the middle with a bit of extra power to beat the wind. Jarred it for my second hole in one. Best feeling ever

Best Iron Shot for me- Holed out from 145 with a PW for my first Eagle ever! It was so cool!

best iron shot i’ve hit: new to golf but 7 iron over a stream about 140 up hill onto the green. good luck this weekend, collin!

Best iron shot I’ve ever hit was a 9 iron baby fade from 160ish in Washington. It was one of those shots that went exactly as I imagined it out. Trouble on the left, made it fade away from the trouble, landed on a right to left hill and played the contour of the green perfectly to stick it 5 feet from the pin. Won’t say if I made the putt or not because this is about the iron shot and not my putter thank goodness

Best shot of my life: My bachelor party at Mission Hills GC in Palm Springs, 7-iron to the green on 18, with the sun going down after 36-holes. Flushed it and stuck it to 2 feet. Couldn’t even see it until we walked up, quick tap for a lot of skins. Best feeling, with the best of friends.

My best iron shot was at the 4th hole at Griffith Wilson in LA. After a hooked drive, I was directly behind the only water hazard on the entire course - hit a 9 iron to 5 feet and cleaned up for my first ever birdie!

Best iron shot I have ever hit was on the 14th hole at Salem golf club. It is a par 5, I hit a good drive and had 165 into the pin. Hit a full 8 iron with a flyer lie and hit it really well and it was flying in the air and then just dropped 2 feet left of the pin and spun to the right to about 4 inches. Tap in Eagle!!

The best iron shot I have ever hit was back in 2003 on the 15th hole at The Golf Club at South River in Edgewater, MD (before the course went private). After hitting my drive fat I had 190 yards to the center - uphill, slight dogleg left, over a waste area, to a front center pin. We're always told to envision the shot we want to hit. I saw a perfect 4 iron with my natural draw around the dog leg and over the waste area. This iron shot is the best two reasons. The first reason is because it was the first time (that I can remember) where I hit the shot exactly as I saw it. My 4 iron was perfectly struck. The shot drew around the slight dog leg, up the hill, and easily carried the waste area. The ball landed on the number in the center of the green before rolling back off the back shelf and settling 5 feet from the hole. To top it off, I made the putt for birdie. Admittedly I didn't envision the ball rolling back to the pin off the top shelf but I did envision using the shelf as a back stop to keep the ball on the green. Rolling back was a bonus for hitting the perfect shot. The second reason this is the best iron shot I've ever hit was because two holes earlier I blocked a 2 iron right onto a homeowners deck. The ball bounced off the deck and broke the kitchen window. At the time I was newly married and a broke college student. I owned up to my shot to the homeowner but I had no clue how I was going to pay for the new window. To say I was rattled and my mind was no longer 'in the round' would be an understatement. Perhaps that's why I hit my drive fat 🤷🏼‍♂!?! Thus to hit my 4 iron the way I envisioned it - it is by far the best iron I've ever hit! IG: @cbrsmitchell

My best iron shot ever was just two weeks ago. I am 61 years old and have been playing golf since I was 17. Two weeks ago I was 115 yards from the flag, and I hit my 8-iron. It bounced once on the front of the green and rolled into the hole for my first ever eagle in over 40 years of playing golf.

Best iron strike of my life was a fade with a 7 iron (Sim 2) from 152 yards out, with a hidden pin 10 yards off the front and headwind pushing me to have to use extra club. Did not witness the ball drop in the cup because of the large slope in the green but the group on the next tee box heard it hit the pin and drop for my second ever Eagle at Rivertowne Country Club #7 Par 4 second shot. P.S. let’s have a week Collin!

Best iron shot I’ve ever hit was a 4 iron from about 250 at my local muni, was too close to a tree and had to hit a big draw around the corner so I shut my face all the way and took a hack with no intention of being on the green, just trying to get up somewhere close. Ball exploded off my face and was the most beautiful ball flight ive ever had. Hit it to about 8 feet back down the hill for eagle and sank the right to left sweeper.

Best iron shot I hit was from the right fescue from about 180. Landed it right over the bunker and rolled out into the back pin. Best eagle ever and I used my trusty p730 irons!

Best iron shot I’ve ever struck was an Taylormade Tour Preferred MC 2013 8 iron that flew directly into the cup for an eagle. Topped both of my aces just due to it flying directly into the hole!

My best iron shot was my sophomore year of college during spring break. We were playing The Plantation Course in Palm Springs, California and on the 17th hole it is a par three 205 yards. I hit the perfect five iron butter cut that took on the water running along the left side of the whole and hit that shot into a left pin. Made a 20 foot putt for birdie and that hole made me win my match against my teammate. It was so cool.

@Quinnyquinn17 here. My best shot with my irons doesn’t come close to Mr. Morikawa here, so I guess I should take some pointers. But for me it was a nice little 162 par 3. I hit a straight as an arrow 7 iron and landed about 3inches from the hole. Closest I’ve been to a hole in one. Keeps me going back for more!

At TPC Deere Run earlier this summer, on #18 I put my drive through the fairway on the dogleg right hole. Ended up having a tough lie in the tree heavy rough. Best guess was about 195 to a back pin but had to fully cover the water that surrounds the left side of the green. Only had about a 10-15 yard gap between the trees and had to keep it low to have any chance at the green. Hit a perfect punch 4 iron that went through the intended gap and covered just enough of the water to hit into the upslope of the bank and popped onto the fringe pin high about 10 feet away. Was fun to see the John Deere Classic a couple weeks later and the grand stands would have made the shot impossible to pull off!

My best iron shot was last weekend. Pushed a drive a bit right into the fairway rough. Flushed a 5-iron 193 yards from the rough and it landed center of green and rolled to 3 feet…drained the birdie putt!

Best Iron Shot: Friends and I took our first golf trip over Memorial Day this year to Myrtle Beach. We get there on a Thursday and have a 2 o'clock tee time after a 6 hour drive. Was feeling tight, definitely not the best day on the course. But, hole 18 is a 500 yd par 5. Tee shot is about 270 down the right side in the rough. Have about 230 to the pin which is fairly hidden. Rip a 4 iron and feel like it was about as perfect as can get. Driving up to the green, I see I am about 5 feet from the pin. Fairly straight putt to wrap up the round with an eagle and kick off the week! Ended up playing 108 holes in 4 days.

Best iron shot I’ve ever hit: Took my Sim 2 max 8 iron to a 160 yd par 3. Hit it so pure with a little draw that was heading straight for the pin. It landed 8 ft behind the pin with a couple feet of back spin. Missed the birdie putt of course, but still my favorite shot.

Best iron shot was par 5 17th hole at Wailea Blue course on Maui. Hit my drive down the fairway, I had 180 yards downhill playing 168-170 yards. I hit a perfect cut going right at the pin, it bounced off the fringe and rolled 8 feet before the cup for my first eagle!

The best iron shot I’ve ever hit was on a cold day in December of 2021. I was new to the area which was higher elevation. I wasn’t used to the flight of the ball. The pin was 160 on a par three so I chose an 8 iron. I absolutely pured it and hit the roof of the house behind the green it then bounced back onto the green within 10 feet and I made the putt for birdie. It was one of the coolest birdies I’ve ever made ha.

Wish I could just download all his knowledge to my brain. Phenomenal accuracy and ball control.

Just hit my best iron shot this weekend at my home course. I played a mediocre round and went over to the range to figure out what I was doing wrong. I adjusted my lead wrist to get the club face more square at impact and instantly compressed the ball and heard that "thud" sound I've been trying to achieve since I started playing two years ago. Been flushing everything since!

Best iron shot: second shot on a par five about 170 to green stuck behind some coconut trees on the right side. Decided to try to hit a cut around a tree with my 7 iron. Dropped it in within 7 feet to set myself up for my first eagle.

Best iron shot I ever hit was 180 yard 6iron shot that rolled within 2inches of the hole the secure a birdie it was my first time golfing in 7 years and everybody was hyped and it made my day

Best iron shot I ever hit: 152, 8- iron into the breeze over water all carry bunker on the right. Started the ball on the left edge of the bunker drew the ball hit and rolled to 2 inches for a tap birdie.

The strike sounds excellent 👌 👏 👍

Best iron shot I ever hit was 10 years ago in a junior golf tournament. I had 147 out on 18, ball was below my feet in the hazard line, water on the right. I was super prone to coming out of these shots and blocking them. This was the last hole and I had a chance to shoot under par for the first time in competition. I was really nervous and we had a gallery around the green watching people finish (was like 15 people, that’s a lot for a junior event lol). I hit 8 iron and absolutely flushed it with a slight cut on it. The ball landed about 4 feet short of the pin, released, hit the flag and stopped about 2 inches away. I had a tap in birdie to break par for the first time in a tournament. Walking up I had the biggest grin on my face and thought I was the king of golf. It’s not longest iron shot but definitely meant the most to me under the circumstances. I still remember everything about it. The yardage, the wind, the lie. It’s funny how something that happened 10 years ago feels like yesterday. Anyway, Instagram-@chaserioss

#1 Mid pac tournament 2008 in A-flight sudden death. Pulled my driver left into light rough behind some coconut trees. The pin on the left with a steep fall off long or left, and a bunker in front. I couldn't play right because of the coconut trees so I had to aim right at it. 110yds, into the wind, aimed at the left edge and flushed a punch cut to ten feet. Two putted and won!

Best iron shot I’ve ever hit was a 137 PW, played it right into the slope, pulled it back on a string until it was 6 feet from the hole. Will never forget that feeling.

I don’t have any spectacular iron shots I’ve had that raise any brows. I’m an incredibly amateur golfer but I love getting a group of buddies together to go play whenever we can. My personal favorite iron shot I’ve ever hit was in a four man scramble with 3 of my buddies. I was particularly hot that round for some reason that day. My teammate and I both hit pretty rough tee shots off a par 4 which led us to choose his ball in a different fairway rough to the right of our hole. The green we were aiming for was separated by a decent hill which made the flag not visible from our lie. My teammate took his approach shot carrying over the green which put us in a pretty tight spot. I grabbed my pitching wedge and took a couple jumps by my ball to see the pin. I setup over my ball and pictured where the pin was, did my regular pre shot routine, and focused on hitting my target area. After taking an easy collected swing, I managed to fly the ball high which stopped it from rolling when it landed. I watched it fall behind the hill obstructing our view but really liked the line it followed on its way down. After running up the hill side to get a view, I and our opposing scramble team were stunned to see my ball 3 feet from the hole sitting next to its divot. My favorite part of the entire scenario was my scramble partner still sitting in the cart at the bottom of the hill asking “How’s it look?” I looked at him and go “You’re gonna like it a lot.” I then got in and drove us over the hill revealing where I had just put it. His reaction when he saw the approach result was priceless. We would then put in our up down to save birdie and win the whole for our match play. Even though it’s nothing spectacular, this is just another one of those shots that’ll keep me coming back for the love of the game. Thanks, Instagram- tanner_britain

My best iron shot I’ve ever hit: I was 155 yards out. Hit pitching wedge. I was on the left side of the fairway with trees 60 yards in front, out of bounds on the right. I had to hit a draw around the trees in front of me. Hit a beautiful draw to about 12 feet. Missed the putt, but was such a great feeling to do exactly what I had to do to get on the green and not go into either set of trees or out of bounds.

I recently hit my finest iron shot, after a long but erratic tee shot I found myself on the next fairway to the right. The green was about 180 out but protected by a long line of trees between fairways and an enormous oak tree to the right side of the green. With strong left to right winds and the green tucked tight against the tree and the pin tucked tight to the front of the green my only shots were to hit something high and with a lot of spin over the tree and risk the wind taking it or a low flighted slinging draw around the mid section of the tree while using the trees to limit the winds affect on the ball. I chose the latter, grabbed my 7 iron, set up aimed right of the tree and finished low. The ball flew exactly as pictured and landed about 3 feet left of the pin. Being that I called the shot out to my buddies before swinging, all the bragging rights of the day were mine.

Best iron shot - 8i in left rough over some tree trouble. Hit it to about hole high and was able to get up and down to shoot even par on the front 9 and keep my best round going. Otherwise I was easily looking at bogey or double

my best iron shot: Hole 14 at we ko pa in scottsdale, flushed a 6 iron from 180. hit the front lip and bounced twice into the hole. first eagle of my life

Just switched to P7MB’s. Was play P790’s and now I can’t look at those old clubs anymore. Skinny booties matter! The control and precision is insane, although my 11 months of golfing baffles most but I guess it just seems natural to me.

Best iron shot I ever hit was actually a recovery from the left rough in tree trouble. About 160 out in the trees on the left. Pin was on the left side and there was a green side bunker on the left. Took a 5 iron, played it off my back foot and played a little punch draw around the trees. Played it absolutely perfect to about 15ft

Best iron shot I’ve hit was in my district tournament of 2021. We were 1 stroke back from first and moving on to regionals. I was the last group on the course for my school. I had a bunker shot from 165 and I needed a birdie to tie us for a playoff hole. I stuck it 2 feet from the pin and made the putt. Our best player Josh lipped out during the 3rd playoff hole and we placed 2nd. Our team as a whole did not play regionals but we had a few individuals go on to play. Josh went all the way and won states. He shot a -7 round.

@TaylormadeGolf I would have to say my best Iron shot was last season with my p790 7 iron. About 150 uphill blind green with a small window through trees.. i hit it to within 5 feet!

Best iron shot was hit 4 days ago. Eagle on long par 4 from 189 out. I couldn’t believe and thank god I had two buddies playing with or no one else would either

My best iron shot was about 4 years ago. I was playing in Carlsbad with my dad and I had just started playing. I was having a really bad day and was very frustrated and ready to just finish 18. On 18 I hit a drive into the fairway and have about 160 into the green. My dad, knowing that I was ready to give up, tells me to put the ball in the middle of my stance, keep my hands forward and compress the ball. that was the first time that I hit an iron pure, and I have been hooked on golf ever since.

Best Iron shot I have hit: Playing my local course by myself, bombed my drive but it went slightly into the rough under some trees. I had around 160 left so I hit a low 7 iron putting it to 5 feet where is sank the birdie put.👍

When I played a lot it was my irons that made my game! Best iron shot ever was a 1 iron on the 15th at Carlisle which I holed for an Albatross.

Best iron shot for me: At my local golf course in Seascape, Ca, I was playing with a few buddies having a grand ol’ time. Seascape golf course is a nice golf course with a mix of trees, narrow fairways with housing surrounding the fairways, and tricky greens. On the first hole it’s a very very slight dogleg to the right with the pin location varying but mostly back left every time I’ve played. On the first drive off the tees it was low and pushed to the right but still managed to hang on the fairway by a hair. I was about 135-140yds out still and decided on using a smooth running chip with a 9i because if I landed it short, it was going to get a little extra roll clubbing up. Right as I hit the shot, I see my buddy on the green putting both of his hands on his head, jaw dropped, saying “Go in! Go in! Go in!”. I immediately ran to the green as quick as I could before the ball went into the cup and there you had it, she sunk it. It was only a birdie, but knowing that it’s only been a year and a half, maybe two since i started playing golf so I still have so much to improve on. But that shot alone made me feel like Collin Morikawa, dialed in! Even if it was a simple shot for most, felt like a tournament winner for me. #TeamTaylorMade IG Handle: @breezyatchoheezy

Best Iron Shot I’ve Hit: Mount Juliet, Co.Kilkenny ireland. 6th hole 200 yard par 3, I hit a 5 iron to 1 foot. Tapped in for birdie and went under par for the round. Haven’t had anything like it since