The subject comprises a set of golf clubs designed with specific features to enhance playability, particularly for golfers seeking increased forgiveness and distance. The construction incorporates technologies aimed at maximizing ball speed across the clubface and reducing the impact of off-center hits. Example features include perimeter weighting and a cavity-back design, intended to increase the moment of inertia (MOI).
This type of equipment addresses a common need among amateur golfers for clubs that are easier to hit consistently. The larger clubhead and expanded sweet spot contribute to improved accuracy and distance, even on less-than-perfect swings. Historically, manufacturers have strived to develop clubs that offer greater assistance to players, and this category represents a continuing evolution in that pursuit.