How to identify your iron set

Replacing one iron starts with knowing exactly what you have. Here's where to find the model, the generation and the shaft, and what to write down before you shop. Already know the model? Jump to the iron set finder for its factory specs.

1. The model name

Look at the back of the head, in the cavity or on the badge, and along the toe. Most makers print the model there: i210, T100, Apex, P790, JPX. The club number is stamped on the sole or the toe.

2. The generation, which matters more than people expect

Many iron lines keep their name for years while the club changes underneath. TaylorMade's P790, for example, has had several generations since 2017, and Titleist's T100 has been updated roughly every two years. A 4-iron from a different generation can look, feel and fly differently, and makers sometimes change lofts between generations, which can leave an awkward distance gap in your set.

Ways to pin down the year:

Compare the badge, cavity and finish with photos of each generation on the maker's site or in retailer listings. The designs usually change visibly.
Check the hosel, the neck where the shaft goes in, for a serial number. The maker's customer service can often date a club from it.
If you still have the receipt or the box, the purchase date narrows it quickly.

3. The shaft

The shaft's name and flex are printed on its label, usually just below the grip or near the head. A label like "Dynamic Gold S300" gives you the shaft model (Dynamic Gold), the flex (S for stiff) and a weight version (300). Match all three if you can: the same flex letter on a different shaft can feel quite different. See shaft flex explained for what the letters mean.

4. The fitting details

If your set was fitted, the replacement should match. Check:

Length: standard, or longer or shorter than standard. A tape measure against the other irons tells you.
Lie angle: how upright the club sits. Ping marks this with a colored dot or ferrule on each iron; match that color. Other makers usually bend lie on request, so it isn't always visible.
Grip: easy to change, so it matters least, but note the model and size if you like it.

Iron set finder

Every iron set we cover, by brand, newest first. Pick yours to see the factory loft, lie and length of every club, and which other sets share its specs.

Callaway: Apex UT 26 (2026), Quantum Max (2026), Quantum Max Fast (2026), Quantum Max OS (2026), Apex Ai150 (2025), Apex Ti Fusion 250 (2025), Elyte (2025), Elyte HL (2025), Elyte Max Fast (2025), Elyte X (2025), REVA Rise (2025), X Forged (2025), X Forged Max (2025), Apex Ai200 (2024), Apex Ai300 (2024), Apex CB 24 (2024), Apex MB 24 (2024), Apex Pro 24 (2024), Apex TCB (2024), Apex Ti Fusion (2024), Apex UT 24 (2024), Paradym Ai Smoke (2024), Paradym Ai Smoke HL (2024), Paradym Ai Smoke Max Fast (2024), Rogue ST Max 24 (2024), Big Bertha (2023), Big Bertha REVA (2023), Great Big Bertha (2023), Paradym (2023), Paradym Star (2023), Paradym X (2023), Rogue ST Max (2022), Rogue ST Max OS (2022), Rogue ST Max OS Lite (2022), Rogue ST Pro (2022), Apex 21 (2021), Apex DCB (2021), Apex MB 21 (2021), Apex TCB (2021), Big Bertha B21 (2021), Epic Max Star (2021), X Forged CB (2021), X Forged UT 21 (2021), Mavrik (2020), Mavrik Max (2020), Mavrik Max Women's (2020), Mavrik Pro (2020), Apex 19 (2019), Apex Pro 19 (2019), Epic Forged (2019), Epic Forged Star (2019), Epic Forged Star Women's (2019), Apex MB (2018), Rogue (2018), Rogue Pro (2018), X Forged (2018), X Forged UT (2018), Apex CF 16 (2016), Apex Pro 16 (2016), XR (2015), Apex 14 (2014), Apex MB (2014), Apex Pro 14 (2014).

Cleveland: Halo XL Full Face (2024), Launcher MAX (2024), ZipCore XL (2024), Launcher XL (2022), Launcher XL Halo (2021), Launcher HB Turbo (2019), Launcher UHX (2019).

Cobra: 3DP MB (2026), 3DP X (2026), King (2026), King Max (2026), 3DP Tour (2025), DS-Adapt (2025), DS-Adapt Max (2025), Darkspeed (2024), King Tec (2024), King Tec X (2024), LIMIT3D (2024), Aerojet (2023), King CB/MB (2023), King Tec One Length Utility (2023), King Tec Utility (2023), King Tour (2023), LTDx (2022), RADSpeed (2021), King Tour MIM (2020).

Miura: TC-202 (2025), IC-602 (2024), CB-302 (2023), KM-700 (2022), MC-502 (2022), PI-401 (2021), CB-301 (2019).

Mizuno: Pro Fli-Hi (2026), Pro M-13 (2026), Pro M-15 (2026), Pro S-1 (2025), JPX 925 Forged (2024), JPX 925 Hot Metal (2024), JPX 925 Hot Metal HL (2024), JPX 925 Hot Metal Pro (2024), Pro 241 (2024), Pro 243 (2024), Pro 245 (2024), Pro Fli-Hi (2024), Pro S-3 (2024), JPX 923 Forged (2023), JPX 923 Tour (2023), JPX 923 Hot Metal (2022), Pro 221 (2022), Pro 223 (2022), Pro 225 (2022), JPX 921 Hot Metal (2020), JPX 921 Tour (2020), JPX 919 Hot Metal (2018), JPX 919 Tour (2018).

Ping: G Le4 (2026), G740 (2026), i540 (2026), G440 (2025), i240 (2025), iDi (2025), Blueprint S (2024), Blueprint T (2024), G730 (2024), i530 (2024), G Le3 (2023), G430 (2023), i230 (2022), i525 (2022), iCrossover (2022), G425 (2021), G425 Crossover (2021), i59 (2021), G710 (2020), G410 (2019), i210 (2018), i500 (2018), G400 (2017), i200 (2017), G (2016).

PXG: 0311 P GEN8 (2026), 0311 T GEN8 (2026), 0311 XP GEN8 (2026), Wildcat (2025), 0311 P GEN7 (2024), 0311 XP GEN7 (2024), Black Ops (2024), 0311 P GEN6 (2023), 0311 XP GEN6 (2023), 0317 CB (2023), 0317 T (2023), 0311 P GEN5 (2022), 0311 T GEN5 (2022), 0311 XP GEN5 (2022), 0317 ST (2022), 0311 P GEN4 (2021), 0311 P GEN3 (2020), 0311 T GEN3 (2020), 0311 XP GEN3 (2020).

Srixon: ZXi5 (2026), ZXi5+ (2026), ZXi7 (2026), ZXiR HL (2026), ZXiU (2026), ZXi4 (2025), ZXi5 (2025), ZXi7 (2025), ZXiR (2025), ZXiU (2025), ZX Mk II Utility (2023), ZX4 Mk II (2023), ZX5 Mk II (2023), ZX7 Mk II (2023), ZX5 (2021), ZX7 (2021).

TaylorMade: Qi Max (2026), P790 (2025), P770 (2024), P7CB (2024), P·DHY (2024), P·UDI (2024), Qi (2024), Qi HL (2024), P770 (2023), P790 (2023), P7MB (2023), P7MC (2023), Stealth HD (2023), Kalea Premier (2022), Stealth (2022), P790 (2021), SIM2 Max (2021), P770 (2020), P7MB (2020), P7MC (2020), SIM Max (2020), P790 (2019), P790 (2017).

Titleist: T100 (2025), T150 (2025), T250 (2025), T250 Launch Spec (2025), T350 (2025), T100 (2023), T150 (2023), T200 (2023), T200 Utility (2023), T350 (2023), T100 (2021), T100S (2021), T200 (2021), T200 Utility (2021), T300 (2021), T400 (2020), 620 CB (2019), T100 (2019), T100S (2019), T200 (2019), T300 (2019), 718 AP3 (2017), 718 CB (2017), 718 T-MB (2017), 716 AP2 (2015), 716 CB (2015).

Tour Edge: Exotics CB Forged (2026), Exotics MB Forged (2026), Exotics Max (2026), Exotics Ti-Utility (2026), Hot Launch Max (2026), Hot Launch Max D (2026), Exotics C725 (2025), Exotics E725 (2025), Exotics X725 (2025), Hot Launch E525 (2025), Hot Launch X525 (2025), Hot Launch C524 (2024), Hot Launch E524 (2024), Exotics C723 (2023), Exotics E723 (2023).

Wilson: DYNAPWR (2025), DYNAPWR MAX (2025), Staff Model CB (2024), Dynapower (2023).

XXIO: 14 (2025), 14 Ladies (2025), 14+ (2025), Prime 13 (2025), Prime Royal Edition 6 (2025), Prime Royal Edition 6 Ladies (2025), 13 (2024), 13 Ladies (2024), Prime 12 (2023), 12 (2022), 12 Ladies (2022), X 2022 (2022).

What to write down before you shop

Brand and model, generation or year, which club is missing, right- or left-handed, shaft model and flex, and any length or lie adjustments. With that list, a used replacement is easy to judge, whichever store sells it.

Complete my set takes exactly this list: pick your set, hand and flex, then the missing club, and it shows the irons that fit.