When it comes to the best budget golf clubs and value balls, the Kirkland brand is one that stands out, with the company's Signature name carrying a reputation for premium quality at affordable prices.
In November 2023, a brand new Kirkland Signature driver appeared on the USGA's list of Conforming Driver Heads and, prior to that, a set of irons also appeared on the list.
That led to speculation and, finally, Costco has introduced the Signature irons to its website, with the set priced at an extremely competitive $499. Currently, the set features in right-hand only and includes seven clubs from 4 iron to pitching wedge.
Looking on the site, these irons are available with either regular or stiff flex True Temper Elevate 115 shafts and Lamkin Crossline 360 Grips.
Like some of the best golf irons that money can buy, the Signature model features a Multi-Material Construction, with the website stating: "The Kirkland Signature Players Distance irons are built for distance and forgiveness with a stainless steel body, injected urethane insert, and an internal tungsten weight for optimal launch, forgiveness and playability."
Having just been released, it is worth noting that there is limited information on the actual irons but, given that they are under $500, it's likely they could be among the best budget golf irons, something we'll be able to confirm once we've tested them. One thing we do know is that the lofts of these irons are relatively traditional, with a 7-iron featuring a loft of 31°, which is a touch weaker than many of the best compact mid-handicap irons these are likely to be competing against.
Along with the driver and irons, the Kirkland Signature range is perhaps known for its golf balls, with the new 2023 Kirkland Signature ball coming in at a very reasonable price given its all-round performance.
It's worth noting that, to access the offer, you must be a Costco member and, below, we have included a way in which you can register. If you do, you can also access the various items and products the retailer sells, such as golf carts and even launch monitors.
