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Heater B7 cavity-back iron clubhead viewed from behind, with a chrome frame around a black and red cavity insert carrying Heater B7 branding
Heater B7 iron clubhead viewed from above at address, showing the topline and the grooved face below it
Heater B7 iron clubhead shown face-on at address, with a satin finish and a grooved hitting face
Heater B7 iron clubhead viewed down the toe, showing the satin sole profile and topline
Heater B7 hybrid sole in white, black and red with Heater B7 branding and a 3 hybrid 19 degree marking near the hosel
Heater B7 hybrid head, crown view, showing the matte black crown with a small red alignment mark behind the topline.
Heater B7 hybrid clubhead shown face-on, with a grooved silver hitting face and a dark crown
Heater B7 hybrid clubhead seen from the toe, with a glossy black crown and a grooved silver face
Heater B7 cavity-back iron clubhead viewed from behind, with a chrome frame around a black and red cavity insert carrying Heater B7 branding
Heater B7 iron clubhead viewed from above at address, showing the topline and the grooved face below it
Heater B7 iron clubhead shown face-on at address, with a satin finish and a grooved hitting face
Heater B7 iron clubhead viewed down the toe, showing the satin sole profile and topline
Heater B7 hybrid sole in white, black and red with Heater B7 branding and a 3 hybrid 19 degree marking near the hosel
Heater B7 hybrid head, crown view, showing the matte black crown with a small red alignment mark behind the topline.
Heater B7 hybrid clubhead shown face-on, with a grooved silver hitting face and a dark crown
Heater B7 hybrid clubhead seen from the toe, with a glossy black crown and a grooved silver face

Heater B7 Irons

As configured:
Sale price $199.99

The Heater B-7 irons look like a player's iron and play like a game improvement one. The topline is thin, the shape is compact, and there's just enough offset to help without the club looking bulky behind the ball. The sole is narrow with a tight leading edge, so the head cuts through turf cleanly whether you're on a tight fairway or dug into the rough.

Behind that clean profile, the head is hollowed out under the top rail so more of the face can flex at impact. The ball comes off fast across the whole hitting area, and weight pulled from the topline sits low in the head to get shots climbing on a strong, penetrating flight. The sweet spot has been moved down the face to where most golfers actually make contact, so the shots you catch a groove low still come out well. A deep channel at the sole keeps the head steady on off-center strikes, and weight around the perimeter helps hold your line when you don't catch it flush.

The B-7 is for golfers who want a better-looking iron without giving up the help that keeps scores down. If the long irons are the weak spot in your bag, swap them for hybrids when you configure your build.
Heater B7 cavity-back iron clubhead viewed from behind, with a chrome frame around a black and red cavity insert carrying Heater B7 branding
Heater B7 Irons
Sale price$199.99
Description

The Heater B-7 irons look like a player's iron and play like a game improvement one. The topline is thin, the shape is compact, and there's just enough offset to help without the club looking bulky behind the ball. The sole is narrow with a tight leading edge, so the head cuts through turf cleanly whether you're on a tight fairway or dug into the rough.

Behind that clean profile, the head is hollowed out under the top rail so more of the face can flex at impact. The ball comes off fast across the whole hitting area, and weight pulled from the topline sits low in the head to get shots climbing on a strong, penetrating flight. The sweet spot has been moved down the face to where most golfers actually make contact, so the shots you catch a groove low still come out well. A deep channel at the sole keeps the head steady on off-center strikes, and weight around the perimeter helps hold your line when you don't catch it flush.

The B-7 is for golfers who want a better-looking iron without giving up the help that keeps scores down. 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 20° 23° 26° 30° 34.5° 39° 44° 49° 54° 60°
Lie 61° 61.5° 62° 62.5° 63° 63.5° 64° 64° 64° 64°
Weight (g) 246 253 260 267 274 281 288 295 302 302
Offset (mm) 4.5 3.67 3 2.2 1.7 1.4 0.9 0.7 0.4 0.3
Bounce 4.5° 5.5° 6.5° 7.5° 8.5° 9.5° 9.5° 11.5° 15.5° 15.5°

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: 5 (83%)
  • 4 stars: 1 (17%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Nicholas A.

Solid irons, very forgiving, and compete with all the players distance irons from the big brand companies

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Peter D.

Love the feel, ball just explodes off the face. Just a pleasure to hit. Super look at address, not chunky and minimal offset so not a hackers iron. Stronger lofts took a bit of getting used to and the ball flight was quite low. But first game out, I’m confident they’ll be great.

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Woody

Awesome club for the price. My buddy has a set of p790s and honestly I prefer these to them. Maybe because I have gamed these for a while and only a few with with the p790s but either way they are a great bang for your buck. I would highly recommend these to just about anyone. Loft and lie angles are pretty true to the listing. Very forgiving. I was coming from a true cavity backed set of irons and these are equally as forgiving. They have added between 10-15 yards to my clubs (note I also switched shafts to fit my increased swing speed) either way I feel confident over the ball in any lie. Fairly workable as well. I have played all the big brands and these feel the same as those. But these clubs chew through balls. Doesn’t matter the brand or softness most balls only survive a few shots before being ruined. Hopefully it’ll go away as they wear down.

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Donald D.

These have agood weight and feel to them. 2-6 Stokes under my handicap and better directional control. Wow!

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Bradley H.

Bought a set of these heads and paired them with Lightweight Steel shafts. I like the fact they have less offset and are a little more compact. To me they seem forgiving and the ball feels good at impact when hit in the sweet spot. The feel is good off the club face and the lofts are strong to try and keep distances equal to the big brands. The price is great as well on these heads.

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Billy J.

nice

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