The Nike Forged Pro-Combo 2002 Irons are crafted for golfers who seek a blend of precision, control, and a classic, tour-inspired look. Released in 2002, these irons feature a combination of forged and cavity-back designs to offer a balance of feel and forgiveness.
The Pro-Combo 2002 Irons utilize a forged carbon steel construction in the blade-style short irons, providing a soft, responsive feel and exceptional feedback. The cavity-back design in the longer irons enhances forgiveness and helps achieve higher launches, catering to a wide range of skill levels while maintaining a traditional aesthetic.
These irons are characterized by their compact head shape, thin topline, and minimal offset, appealing to players who prefer a sleek, high-performance look. The design promotes precise shot-making and control, while the combination of forged and cavity-back technology helps maintain consistent performance across the set.
The sole design facilitates smooth turf interaction, reducing the risk of fat or thin shots and ensuring clean contact from various lies. Overall, the Nike Forged Pro-Combo 2002 Irons are ideal for golfers who appreciate a blend of advanced technology and classic design, offering a sophisticated iron set that enhances performance and playability on the course.
Specification
| Dexterity | Right Hand |
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| Brand | Nike |
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| Model | Forged Pro-Combo |
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| Set make up | 5-PW |
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| Shaft Flex | Regular |
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| Shaft Model | Rifle |
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| Shaft Material | Steel |
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| Length | Standard |
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| Grip details | Nike Golf |
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| Year | 2002 |
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| Iron Set Count | 6 |
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| Shaft Flex | Regular |
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Condition Guide
Every pre-owned club is graded out of 10 on its Head, Shaft and Grip, which combine into an overall condition grade. Grips scoring below 6/10 are replaced before sale.
- 10/10 – Unused, often still boxed.
- 9/10 – Mint; little to no sign of use.
- 8/10 – Very good; used only a handful of times, faint marks.
- 7/10 – Good; clear evidence of play but no damage.
- 6/10 – Fair; honest cosmetic wear from normal play (our most common grade).
- 5/10 – Well used; heavier play marks, still fully playable.
