Loft

• The two iron has a loft of 18.5 degrees and the three iron's loft is 21 degrees. Four iron loft is 24 degrees and five iron loft is 27 degrees. Loft is 30.5 degrees for the six iron and 34 degrees for the seven iron. The eight iron's loft is 38 degrees and the nine iron's loft is 42 degrees. The pitching wedge has 46 degrees of loft and the sand wedge has 54 degrees of loft. Loft is 50 degrees for the U-wedge and 58 degrees for the L-wedge.
  
  

Lie

• Lie is 58.5 degrees for the two iron and 59.25 degrees for the three iron. The four iron has a lie of 60 degrees and five iron lie is 60.75 degrees. Six iron lie is 61.5 degrees and seven iron lie is 62.25 degrees. Eight iron lie is 63 degrees and nine iron lie is measured at 63.75 degrees. The pitching wedge and U-wedge both have a lie of 64 degrees. Lie is 64.25 degrees for the sand wedge and 64.5 degrees for the L-wedge.
  
  

Club Length

• The L-wedge is 35 inches long, while the sand wedge is 35.25 inches long. The pitching wedge and U-wedge are both 35.5 inches long. The nine iron is 35.75 inches long and the eight iron is 36.25 inches long. The seven iron measures 36.75 inches and the six iron comes out to 37.25 inches. The five iron is 37.75 inches long and the four iron is 38.25 inches long. The three iron is 38.75 inches long, while the two iron measures 39.25 inches.
  
  

Shafts

• The G10 irons come with three different kinds of shafts. While all of the options are made from graphite, the weight, torque and feel are different. The first option offers a soft flexibility with 3.5 degrees of torque. This model weighs 70 grams. The second choice offers average flexibility, 2.6 degrees of torque and weighs 74 grams. The final choice is a firm graphite shaft that weighs 86 grams and gives you 2.6 degrees of torque.