Are one length irons the future of golf? ⛳️ Or is there a reason golf clubs have different lengths? The first one length irons were released by Tommy Armour in 1989. Each club was the same length as a 7 iron and they aimed to simplify the golf swing by keeping it consistent across all clubs. But at the time, they didn’t take off. Golfers struggled primarily with distance gapping and trajectory. Shorter irons went too far and launched too high due to the relatively longer shafts creating higher swing speeds. On the other hand, long irons flew shorter and lower because of the relatively shorter shafts creating slower speeds. The one length iron idea left mainstream golf for the next 27 years until along came a mad scientist PGA Tour golfer by the name of Bryson Dechambeau. Bryson saw the potential of one length irons to enhance his consistency. After all, it makes sense to have irons the same length if you want to make the same swing every time. So Bryson collaborated with Cobra golf to...