Gear & Tech

Sub 70 699 Pro Review

Irons · 4 rounds in my bag

Played & written by Marcus Santana

By Marcus Santana · Published January 5, 2026

8.2/ 10

The short version

Two holes in with the Sub 70 699 Pro I knew: the feedback is honest, a pure one is buttery and a thin one tells you all about it. Gapping stayed sensible through the whole set, no surprise flyer 8-irons. The catch: the short irons feel a touch hot, I flew a couple of greens early on.

How it played

Straight into the bag for 4 rounds with no easing-in period. What I keep coming back to is that the feedback is honest, a pure one is buttery and a thin one tells you all about it. Where it bit me: the short irons feel a touch hot, I flew a couple of greens early on — worth knowing before you spend the money.

How it looks

Compact from address with a thin top line, and the finish holds up. I care less about that than how it feels, but it does not hurt.

What won me over

centre strikes feel genuinely soft
mishits still get to the front edge
the sole moves through turf cleanly

Good to know before you buy

there is a real skill floor here
the stock shaft options are limited

My verdict

8.2/10 from me. If you strike it well enough to want feedback rather than rescue, the Sub 70 699 Pro earns its spot in the bag. If there is a real skill floor here is a dealbreaker for you, keep looking.

Marcus Santana

Founder & Lead Tester, Homie Golf

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