Iron sets are one of the biggest purchases most golfers make but not every golfer ends up with the right fit. The upside? You can take advantage when those sets hit the resale market. Buying used irons is a smart way to get proven, top-performing models for a fraction of their original cost. Just make sure to check the overall condition of the clubs—especially the grooves, since worn grooves can affect spin and control. With a careful eye, you can land a set that performs like new without paying full retail.
10 used iron sets worth buying in 2025
Tommy Armour 845+ (2024, SGI)
Best overall in the 2024 SGI test for forgiveness and accuracy. New sets are only $399 and used sets can be found for under $300, making them one of the strongest values in golf—new or used.
Callaway Rogue ST Max OS (2022, SGI)
A 2022 SGI winner known for combining distance and accuracy. Used sets are widely available for under $500, with Callaway Pre-Owned even offering refurbished models.
Tour Edge Exotics E723 (2024, GI)
Best Overall in the 2024 GI category, praised for forgiveness, consistency and value. Certified Pre-Owned sets are sold directly on the Tour Edge site for around $369.
Titleist T-350 (2024, GI)
Runner-up in 2024 GI testing, known for high launch and consistency across the board. Originally $1,599, but used sets are now around $750–$800.
Srixon ZX4 Mk II (2024, GI)
Finished third overall in 2024 GI with an easy launch and strong playability. Left-hand options are common, with used sets averaging about $800 in decent condition.
TaylorMade Stealth (2022, GI)
The 2022 GI winner for accuracy is still a solid performer today. Used sets range from $450–$700, depending on condition, set makeup, and shaft options.
Mizuno JPX 921 Hot Metal (2022, GI)
One of the most forgiving irons in 2022 testing, with trademark Mizuno feel. Used 7-piece sets typically run around $700, maintaining their value well due to their popularity.
Titleist T300 (2022, GI)
Third overall in the 2022 GI test, offering balanced distance and forgiveness. Used sets are typically $625–$800, depending on configuration.
Srixon ZX5 Mk II (2023, Player’s Distance)
Best Overall in 2023 Player’s Distance testing, particularly for accuracy and consistency. Used 7-piece sets run about $850 on average in good condition.
TaylorMade P-770 (2023, Player’s Distance)
One of the most forgiving PD irons in 2024 testing, while retaining a compact profile. Used 7-piece sets are around $785, which is roughly half the price the set was when new.
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