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Nickent’s original 3DX Ironwood was an excellent club, but in 2005 Nickent set out to improve upon their original design. To begin, a new, thinner face was implemented to deliver a higher CoR than the first Ironwood. CoR is an acronym for “coefficient of restitution,” which is scientific marketing lingo for “efficiency of energy transfer.” Basically the new Ironwood transfers more of your power to the golf ball than the original.

In addition to the new clubface, forty grams of weight have been moved to the bottom of the club to help you get the ball airborne and to either side of the club to help you hit it straight. The Ironwood has 24% more MOI or “moment of inertia,” which is a scientific marketing lingo for “resistance to twisting,” than the previous Ironwood. This club is designed to help you get the ball up in the air and hit it straight in the process.