Complete my set
Missing one iron? Tell us your set, then pick the club that's missing. We show the clubs that fit: from your exact set first, then irons from other generations with the same loft, lie and length.
How we choose what's shown first
When stores list clubs that fit, one option goes at the top, with its photo, its price delivered and a link to the store. Everything else is listed below it in groups that are never mixed, each cheapest first. Stores can't pay for any of it, and what we earn never changes the order.
Your exact set comes first. A used club from the same model and generation, in your hand and flex, or the same club sold new. Only if there's none do we put a club from another generation first, and only one with the same loft, lie and length.
Condition, within a fair price. Among used clubs within 25% of the cheapest, the one in the best condition goes first. A club in excellent shape for $150 beats a worn one for $120; a $165 one doesn't.
New when used barely saves. If the club is still sold new and the best used option isn't at least 20% cheaper, the new club goes first. New clubs are built to your specs and come with a warranty.
Never first: a club graded below average, a price we haven't checked in the last two days, a store whose shipping cost we don't know, or a listing that doesn't state its flex or hand. Those still appear in the list, marked. If you choose "Not sure" for flex, nothing goes first: every flex is listed, each one labelled.
Prices include shipping. Each price is the store's price plus its shipping to you, with the two shown separately beneath. Sales tax isn't included.
We use each store's own grade. To compare grades across stores we use our grade translation.