Nike Golf has been crafting Tiger's irons for over six years. In creating the irons that have more wins under their hosels than any other set since 2003, Nike's learned a thing or two about feel. About control. And about how many players can't hit blades. So Nike engineers asked Tiger for his input, and here's what they came up with

The Nike Victory Red Forged Split Cavity Irons have a slightly wider sole and topline than the Nike Victory Red TW blades which allows them to deliver the option of shaping and working irons whilst also increasing the forgiveness offered by placing the centre of gravity behind the sweet spot. The clubhead is made of 1025 Forged Carbon Steel to increase the feel and accuracy the clubs deliver and the milled face ensures ball flight and distance control are consistent. The Victory Red Forged Split Cavity Irons incorporate more offset that the Victory Red TW blades to increase forgiveness further.