The MASSIVE PROBLEM With The MacGregor MT Milled Irons

Review of McGregor's New $500 Set of Irons

McGregor is a well-known name in golf, synonymous with performance for many years.
McGregor disappeared for a while but recently came back with a new fully forged CNC milled set of irons.
The irons are priced at $500 and are available for direct purchase by consumers.
McGregor has a long history in golf, with players like Jack Nicklaus using their irons and winning many majors.
The new irons have a classic design with a cavity back and a slightly thicker top line.
The pitching wedge in the set has a significant amount of offset, which is confusing and unexpected.
The irons perform well on the course, feeling good and forgiving even on slightly thin shots.
The pitching wedge, however, tends to cause the ball to pull and draw, which is a disadvantage.
Despite the issue with the pitching wedge, the reviewer overall enjoys playing with the irons and finds them to be a good performer.

Pitching wedge shows consistent dispersion, yardage, ball speed, and spin.
Offset causes a left flight, affecting flight pattern.
Seven iron exhibits consistent carry, spin, and ball speed.
Spin slightly low for a seven iron, but peak height and carry are good.
Flight pattern is straighter, making it harder to hit a fade.
Four iron performs well with consistent carry, ball speed, spin, peak height, and angle of descent.
Shot pattern is solid and can hit a fade with it.
Consistency and performance comparable to big brand irons.
Played nine holes and found the flight and trajectory of the irons to be good.
Smooth stock shot produces a good height and trajectory.