Perfectly Sized Irons for Taller Golfers—With Bonus Hybrid

If you’re over 6'1" and looking for forgiving, easy-to-hit clubs, this extended-length iron set is made for you. Featuring +1" shafts and a hybrid replacement for long irons, it’s built to deliver comfort, control and consistency on the course.

What’s Included

Here’s what’s included with this product:

• 7 stainless steel irons: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, Pitching Wedge, Sand Wedge
• Bonus #4 hybrid with steel shaft
• All clubs fitted with +1 inch longer shafts for taller players
• Right-hand orientation

Key Benefits

What makes this product a great choice:

• +1” longer shafts support better posture for golfers over 6'1"
• Cavity back design adds forgiveness and stability on off-centre hits
• Bonus hybrid makes longer shots easier from any lie
• Great value for a full game improvement set
• Ideal for newer golfers or anyone upgrading from undersized clubs

Our Verdict

Getting the right fit is essential in golf—and if you’re a taller player, this Ram EZ3 iron set solves a common problem. Standard clubs can force you into poor posture and inconsistent contact, but this +1” length setup puts you in a natural stance from the start.

The cavity back heads offer excellent forgiveness. Even when you don’t hit the sweet spot, you’ll still see respectable distance and flight. That means fewer mishits and more confidence when you’re on the fairway or approach.

We also love the addition of the #4 hybrid. It replaces the difficult-to-hit long iron with a club that’s far more forgiving. Whether you're hitting off the deck or from the rough, it helps get the ball in the air quickly and cleanly.

The steel shafts give a nice balance of feedback and control, especially useful for players refining their swing. They feel solid and responsive without being overly stiff, which suits most casual and improving players well.

Overall, this set delivers thoughtful design at a great price. It’s a reliable and confidence-boosting option for taller right-handers who want gear that fits their frame—and their goals on the course.