The topic of "Which is better - Blade Irons or Cavity Backs" has been an ongoing debate for some time now and it is still ongoing; even different mediums such as internet forums, golf magazines and TV debates have tried to clear up which is better. However, this question is still subjective so it does not have a simple answer.
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Golf beginners are often thrown in at the deep end and it can be a little daunting to work out what gear you need before you hit the fairway. Generally speaking, its pretty much the same with any other sport though and there are some things that you will need which are more important than the others - golf irons and balls for example.
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The popularity of game improvement irons such as cavity back irons have relegated the use of blade irons to the background.

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With the emergence of game improvement clubs in the market, golfers, especially beginners, are faced with the dilemma of which set or kind of clubs to use. Some would say cavity backs are their best bet if they want to lower their score because of its large sweet spot and therefore high forgiveness, but still others would recommend blade irons because they help in the real mastery of the game.

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Cavity back irons are a group of clubs that belong in the category of game improvement clubs. They are called cavity backs because its iron head features a thin face with a slight hollowed-out area or cavity on the back.

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Blade golf irons, also called tour irons or muscle backs, are a set of golfing irons designed to address a particular playing style or player capability on the range. The name comes from the blade shape of the iron head.

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