Iron type golf club set

1. An iron type golf club set, comprising a set of “n” iron type golf clubs, “n” being an integer of 3 or more, the golf clubs each having a different loft angle of a face for hitting a ball, wherein

when a head of each iron type golf club is inclined at a specified lie angle with respect to a horizontal plane and the face is at a specified loft angle to a vertical plane, head moment of inertia “A” per unit mass represented by a ratio MI/m of a moment of inertia “MI” of a head alone around a horizontal axis passing through a head center of gravity and being parallel to the face to head mass “m” increases in the order from an iron type golf club with the smallest loft angle to an iron type golf club with the largest loft angle, and

a difference An−A 1 between head moment of inertia “An” per unit mass of the iron type golf club with the largest loft angle and head moment of inertia “A 1 ” per unit mass of the iron type golf club with the smallest loft angle is 0.30 (g·cm 2 /g) or more.

2. The iron type golf club set according to claim 1 , wherein

a head of each iron type golf club comprises a hosel portion to which a shaft is attached, and a head main body which is provided with the hosel portion in a coupled manner and whose front face constitutes the face,

the back of the head main body has a cavity which is hollowed out toward the face, and atop blade portion which swells toward the back of the head and extends on the upper side of the cavity in a toe-heel direction, and

in a rear view of the face, width of the top blade portion on the toe side increases in the order from a low numbered iron type golf club with the smallest loft angle to a high numbered iron type golf club with the largest loft angle.

3. The iron type golf club set according to claim 2 wherein

in the rear view of the face, width of the top blade portion on the heel side is the same from the low numbered iron type golf club with the smallest loft angle to the high numbered iron type golf club with the largest loft angle.

4. The iron type golf club set according to claim 2 or 3 wherein

in the rear view of the face, a difference T 5 −T 1 between width T 5 of the top blade portion on the toe side of the head with the largest loft angle and width T 1 of the top blade portion on the toe side of the head with the smallest loft angle is 2 mm or more.

5. The iron type golf club set according to claim 4 wherein the width T 1 is from 1 to 7 mm.

6. The iron type golf club set according to any of claims 1 to 3 wherein

the smallest loft angle of the set is from 19 to 27 degrees.

7. The iron type golf club set according to any of claims 1 to 3 wherein

the largest loft angle of the set is from 44 to 60 degrees.

8. The iron type golf club set according to any of claims 1 to 3 wherein a difference in the loft angles of contiguously numbered golf clubs in the set is 3 to 10 degrees.

9. The iron type golf club set according to any of claims 1 to 3 wherein

the difference An−A 1 in the head moment of inertia per unit mass is 1.00 (g·cm 2 /g) or less.

10. The iron type golf club set according to any of claims 1 to 3 wherein

in the head with the smallest loft angle in the set, the head moment of inertia “A” per unit mass is from 2.85 to 3.35 (g·cm 2 /g).

11. The iron type golf club set according to any of claims 1 to 3 wherein

in the head with the largest loft angle in the set, the head moment of inertia “A” per unit mass is from 3.37 to 4.01 (g·cm 2 /g).