PRGR is what I would consider one of the big brands in Japan and for years they have been making some of the most underrated products. People are missing out on some incredible designs and today I'm showing off the iD Nabla Black iron... Nabla ok there's a funky word for a golf club that leaves most native english speaking people scratching their heads but besides it's name there is a load of tech and quality in this iron.

Let me break it down, the iD Nabla is made at Endo of S20C and features some cutting edge technology most notable is Alpha gel in the mid irons. What is this Alpha Gel? well so far only a couple of brands have used it and that's Epon & PRGR, it's a transparent gel that provides cushioning and vibration dampening performance, it's also extremely durable in harsh temperatures.

As you can see the PRGR iD Nabla is pretty compact, its geared toward the mid to low cap player and features a shorter than usual heel to toe length, It's got a really nice thickness to it this picture is of the #7 I believe and what's nice is the lack of offset these irons have.

I have had the chance to review it and I can say without a doubt it's a performer as most PRGR usually are. The feel is unique let's put some context around this. It's a 2 piece head, very expensive technology there S20C body but the face is a material called nickel-chromium-molybdenum steel SAE8655M and not only does it feel good but it has some pretty crazy rebound attributes as well. In the #3-5 irons there is a cavity filled with vibration absorbing foam while in the #6-8 irons in the cavity is Alpha Gel then into the short irons #9-PW it's sold 1 piece good ol Japan S20C.

It's Leading edge and trailing edge grind relief looks sexy on this iron and it plays even better but how does it feel? It feels a little numb in a good way, usually with 2 piece heads its very "tink" like in sound so the whole reasoning behind adding Alpha Gel is so you can have the hot distance and uber forgiveness of a 2 piece head without that sound. The gel absorbs the vibration that's on it's way up the shaft through the grip and into your hands ears, then brain. The iD Nabla Black's Distance is definitely above average, the lofts are pretty jacked though the PW comes in at 44*. The #3 iron is 20*. is Strong no doubt.

The last thing I'll say about it is that it's incredibly forgiving considering it's smaller size. All this cavity then the gel with the deep parimeter weighting and the abundant mass behind the impact zone make the iD Nabla Forged an iron that should be seriously considered if you're in this player segment.

Any chance of a Nabla Tour review? Been eyeing them as another set to try...

But in any case that is a good write-up and some nice looking cavity backs, if that is what you are into..

Any chance of a Nabla Tour review? Been eyeing them as another set to try...

But in any case that is a good write-up and some nice looking cavity backs, if that is what you are into..

Yes I've got those shot just gotta get around to hitting them.

Let me know when you're ready to sell the demo set, you can even keep the shafts that are in them. Those would be a no brainer at demo prices. More so than the shaft I am still hemming and hawing on in my head...

Have you seen the price of these in the proshop?

http://www.tourspecgolf.com/prgr-id-nabla-black-forged-iron-5-pw

I was referring to the Nabla Tours, which are just a tad over double the price of the Nabla Black. But that is a great price on the Black..

44 pw stop the madness.

:) Honma Beres IS-03 has a 41.5* lofted PW!