Is the Stix Nicklaus Compete iron set worth it?

For a beginner or moderate golfer upgrading from a starter set, yes. The hollow-body design and thin face give more speed and forgiveness than typical starter irons at a lower price than major-brand hollow-body sets.

How does it compare with the original Stix iron set?

The Compete adds a two-piece hollow-body head with a thinner face and higher MOI, so it should be longer and more forgiving. The original is a simpler cavity-back design aimed at absolute beginners.

What flex and length should I order?

Choose regular flex for smoother tempos and extra stiff if you swing fast or load the shaft hard. Pick the tall shaft length if you are roughly 6'1" or taller; otherwise standard fits most players.

What is included in the box?

The box contains the 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and pitching wedge irons only. No wedges, long irons or headcovers are included.

Is the 9-degree loft right for me?

That figure is the driver-style loft spec, not the iron lofts. The 4-PW set uses standard iron lofts, so check the individual club specs before ordering if gapping matters to you.

When is the price lowest?

Stix runs direct-to-consumer sales around major holidays and end of season. Watch the price history on this page for the recent low before buying.

What do buyers say about the Stix Golf Co. Nicklaus Compete Iron Set Right Stiff?

Rated 4.5 out of 5 from 34 ratings. Buyers like: Great upgrade from a starter set; Height customization is extremely helpful; Improved look, feel and execution.