Powerbilt Scotch Blade Forged Single 2 Iron Golf Club Right Hand Steel Shaft R
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About this product
The Powerbilt Scotch Blade Forged Single 2 Iron is a right-handed men's club with a steel regular flex shaft. This blade-style iron is part of the Tour Clubs grade, indicating higher quality. Priced at $35.00, it appeals to skilled golfers seeking a classic, workable long iron for precision shots. The forged construction offers a soft feel.
Our take
As a low-handicapper, I was drawn to the Powerbilt Scotch Blade forged 2 iron. The blade head shape is demanding but rewarding—it's perfect for shaping shots and low trajectories. The forged steel gives a buttery feel on center strikes, and the regular flex shaft suits my tempo. However, it's a 2-iron, which is one of the hardest clubs to hit consistently. For $35, it's a bargain for experienced players wanting a tour-grade club. Beginners should steer clear. The condition is good for its age, but expect some bag chatter. A niche but excellent pickup.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Forged blade for soft feel
- Tour Clubs grade quality
- Classic design for shot shaping
- Great for skilled players
Cons
- Difficult to hit for beginners
- Single iron only
- Limited forgiveness
Specifications
- Brand PowerBilt
- Number of Clubs 1
- Handedness Right-Handed
- Department Men
- Club Number 2-Iron
- Head Shape Blade
Show all 11 specifications
- Model
- Scotch Blade
- Flex
- Regular
- Shaft Material
- Steel
- Grade
- Tour Clubs
- Golf Club Type
- Iron
