With irons, bounce is usually baked in and much less talked about. You don’t see “9 degrees of bounce” stamped on your 8-iron. But it’s there, and it still matters.

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Irons: Bounce is there, it's just more subtle With irons, bounce is usually baked in and much less talked about. You don't see "9 degrees of bounce" stamped on your 8-iron.