The New Chinese Irons That Could Make $1,500 Sets Hard to Defend
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The New Chinese Irons That Could Make $1,500 Sets Hard to Defend
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A $579 iron set assembled in China sits next to a $1,499 Titleist set. What's left to defend?
This is a forensic look at where golf iron prices actually come from: wholesale forged iron heads out of China, the overlapping supply chains behind Titleist's parent Acushnet and Callaway, the customs rule that decides a club's true origin, and the direct-to-consumer brand undercutting the premium shelf. We also mark where the evidence runs out — same region is not the same factory, and there's no launch-monitor data here.
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