Heater B2 cavity-back iron clubhead viewed from behind, with a chrome frame around a black cavity insert carrying red Heater branding and a B2 badge
Heater B2 iron clubhead standing upright with the toe pointing up, showing the full grooved chrome face
Heater B2 iron clubhead shown face-on at address, with a chrome finish and a grooved hitting face
Heater B2 iron clubhead viewed from behind at a raised angle, showing the chrome cavity back and the B2 badge
Heater B2 iron head, top-down address view, showing the wide topline with the dark back cavity visible behind it.
Heater B2 hybrid sole, finished in black with a red and green B2 badge flanked by red stars and white chevron accents
Heater B2 hybrid clubhead shown face-on, with a white body and a grooved silver hitting face
Heater B2 hybrid clubhead seen from the toe, with a white crown, a black toe panel, red Heater branding across the sole, and a grooved silver face
Heater B2 cavity-back iron clubhead viewed from behind, with a chrome frame around a black cavity insert carrying red Heater branding and a B2 badge
Heater B2 iron clubhead standing upright with the toe pointing up, showing the full grooved chrome face
Heater B2 iron clubhead shown face-on at address, with a chrome finish and a grooved hitting face
Heater B2 iron clubhead viewed from behind at a raised angle, showing the chrome cavity back and the B2 badge
Heater B2 iron head, top-down address view, showing the wide topline with the dark back cavity visible behind it.
Heater B2 hybrid sole, finished in black with a red and green B2 badge flanked by red stars and white chevron accents
Heater B2 hybrid clubhead shown face-on, with a white body and a grooved silver hitting face
Heater B2 hybrid clubhead seen from the toe, with a white crown, a black toe panel, red Heater branding across the sole, and a grooved silver face

Heater B2 Irons

As configured:
Sale price $199.99

The Heater B-2 irons are built to go far and go high, which is a harder combination than it sounds. Plenty of irons will give you distance by delivering a low, running shot that picks up yards on the bounce. These launch the ball up where it can carry, so approach shots come down soft and stop near where they land instead of skipping through the back of the green.

The head is hollowed out behind the face with weight pulled out of the topline and set low in the club, and that's what gets the ball climbing so easily. A deep channel along the sole keeps the head steady through impact, so the shots you catch a little thin or a little toward the toe still get airborne and still go somewhere you can play from. The sole is the widest in the Heater lineup and there's plenty of offset behind the ball, which means the club slides through turf instead of digging and the face has an easier time squaring up. The B-2 is made for golfers who want maximum help from every club and want to get the ball in the air.

If the long irons are the weak spot in your bag, swap them for hybrids when you configure your build.

Description

The Heater B-2 irons are built to go far and go high, which is a harder combination than it sounds. Plenty of irons will give you distance by delivering a low, running shot that picks up yards on the bounce. These launch the ball up where it can carry, so approach shots come down soft and stop near where they land instead of skipping through the back of the green.

The head is hollowed out behind the face with weight pulled out of the topline and set low in the club, and that's what gets the ball climbing so easily. A deep channel along the sole keeps the head steady through impact, so the shots you catch a little thin or a little toward the toe still get airborne and still go somewhere you can play from. The sole is the widest in the Heater lineup and there's plenty of offset behind the ball, which means the club slides through turf instead of digging and the face has an easier time squaring up. The B-2 is made for golfers who want maximum help from every club and want to get the ball in the air.

If the long irons are the weak spot in your bag, swap them for hybrids when you configure your build.

Irons

Club 4 5 6 7 8 9 PW AW SW LW
Loft 19° 21.5° 25° 28.5° 33° 38° 43.5° 49° 55° 60°
Lie 61° 61.75° 62.5° 63° 63.5° 64° 64.5° 64.5° 64.5° 64.5°
Weight (g) 252 259 266 272 280 287 297 301 305 305
Offset (mm) 5.8 5.2 4.5 3.9 3.1 2.5 2.0 1.3 0.9 0.9
Bounce 1.3° 3.2° 4.1° 4.9° 5.6° 8.4° 11.5°

Hybrids

Club 3 4 5
Loft 19° 22° 25°
Lie 60.5° 61° 61.5°
Weight (g) 221 226 232
Volume (cc) 145 140 140

  • 5 stars: 6 (86%)
  • 4 stars: 1 (14%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Mogs

love these B2 irons. hit them so good i gained a club length. example, i used to hit a 7 iron 150 but now i use an 8 with this set. nice high ball flight, great price.... will use these for a long time to come. had three other sets of irons which i have now sold.

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Paul D.

Well struck center face hits are going further and straighter than my old set of R-flex steel shaft irons. These clubs fit my "mature" golf game. (I'm 71.)

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Paul D.

Lower loft than my previous 4 iron. Center hits fly long & true. Looks good, too! Crisp hits really bite on the green.

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Donald D.

They are working well. They replaced the 90s oversized TaylorMade irons I used before. The have good mass and feel good swinging. The loft when striking seems higher than the TaylorMade clubs. A good buy.

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Chris E.D.

good head and shaft for beginner

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K E.

Long and straight. Best irons I have hit. Replaced my King Cobra F7 irons. These are more accurate and forgiving. Just get a good shaft. Had to adjust my distances.

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John W.

love the look and feel of the clubs, but 2 of the irons had the paint from the white grooves smeared all over the face, after cleaning them there was no paint in the grooves , but other then that they seem like nice irons so far

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