Olyo CS-18 · Iron set
CS-18 iron identification reference, covering the packaged 7–9, PW and SW irons and the separately listed 6-iron. A complete factory loft, lie and length chart has not been located.
Documented specifications & build options
Norwegian CS-18 package and single-iron references. Steel and graphite single 6-irons are listed; actual shaft, length and angles on a used iron need checking.
| Field | Documented value |
|---|---|
| Documented package irons | 7, 8, 9, PW, SW |
| Separately listed iron | 6 |
| Documented shaft materials | Steel; graphite |
| Loft, lie and length chart | Not established in the reviewed sources |
Source: Chrisco Sport — Olyo CS-18. Reviewed 2026-10-05.
Related stock build variants
These packages are documented under the same model reference. Check each linked source before treating the shaft or contents as identical.
- Steel 6-iron, MLH · listed shafts: Steel
- Graphite 6-iron, MLH · listed shafts: Graphite
- Men’s graphite full package: iron inventory · listed shafts: Graphite
Identifying the right model
- Match the CS-18 family and club number, then compare the head with the linked 6-iron photo.
- A CS-18 iron belongs to the iron family; the complete CS-18 package also includes other club types.
What to check before using the reference
- The linked single-club source covers a graphite 6-iron. The linked package source documents the other iron numbers; it does not provide their angles or lengths.
- Steel and graphite are documented builds, not evidence that their finished lengths match.
- No lofts from another Olyo family are substituted for the missing CS-18 chart.
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