101 MKII—The ideal starting point
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Easier golf
Max distance. Max forgiveness. A launch you can feel proud of. Learning golf shouldn't mean emotional damage.
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Highest value
Tour-proven golf clubs at a price tag that makes sense. No fluff. No big-brand markup. That’s golf, the fair way.
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Future ready
You'll get better, fast. The 101 MKII grows with you. Lower your HCP and discover what your irons can really do along the way.
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Safe purchase
30-day returns and a 2-year warranty. Trusted payment options and dedicated support. Buying online just got better.
Trusted & awarded
Don't just take our word for it
The independent testers at MyGolfSpy, who put 13 game-improvement irons through 12,000 shots of data, ranked Iron 101 MKII as the top choice in its category:
- BEST GAME-IMPROVEMENT IRON OVERALL
"A phenomenal blend of performance and value." - BEST FOR ACCURACY
"This iron distinguishes itself through elite accuracy while remaining steadfast in delivering competitive distance and forgiveness." - BEST VALUE GOLF IRON
"The least expensive set in the category so nothing here is a compromise."
GOLF PROS AND YOUTUBE ICONS PLAYING TAKOMOS
Best clubs for a beginner golfer
Will new clubs actually help?
Lessons build your mechanics, but learning with unforgiving clubs is like learning stick shift in a car that stalls on every gentle stop. When you're new to the game, you are unlikely to find the dead center of the face every time.
The Takomo 101 MKII is engineered with optimized perimeter weighting and a variable-thickness face. When you inevitably catch a strike thin or off the toe, the clubhead resists twisting and preserves your ball speed.
That design is proven: MyGolfSpy awarded the 101 MKII the #1 Game-Improvement Iron, scoring in both accuracy and forgiveness. You still need to practice your swing, but these ensure your learning misses stay in play and keep moving forward.
Golf is expensive to start. Shouldn’t I just grab a $100 used set?
Dropping $1,200 on a big-brand set as a beginner feels unreasonable. But learning on a 15-year-old garage set often does more harm than good: harsh vibrations sting your hands on mishits, dead technology refuses to launch, and frustration sets in before your third round.
Because Takomo sells direct-to-consumer online, we cut out retail markups, distributors, and massive tour endorsements. You get tour-level hollow-body construction and sleek Nordic design for less than half the price of legacy brands.
It’s the easiest way to skip the "starter set trap". Getting brand-new, award-winning technology that protects your early investment without the sticker shock.
If these are built for high handicappers, won't I outgrow them the minute my game improves?
Nobody wants "training wheel" irons: clunky, oversized shovels that you feel embarrassed to pull out of your bag by your second season.
The 101 MKII was engineered to remove that ceiling. Rated for anyone from high-handicaps down to 15, it packages forgiving tech inside the clean, minimalist profile of a modern player's iron.
The low center of gravity gives you effortless launch right now, while the clean topline and solid feel satisfy golfers breaking 90 and 80. You won't be replacing them after your first good summer; they're built to stay in your bag as your scores drop.
