Drawer one
The irons have to occupy the same county.
A Springfield set that asks the hands to learn a new rotational weight every club is not a set. It is a drawer of strangers.
Otis hangs 4 through pitching wedge, skipping utility clubs that want their own file. The four is usually the exile. Catalog builders leave it light so it looks long in a photo; on the Lincoln rails that light four stalls when Sangamon wind leans on the face.
Matching may mean adding mass in a port, moving a grip cap, or refusing a head that will not enter the neighborhood without becoming a different club. Window 5 would rather send one iron home than ruin six others as hospitality.
Washington Park grain in the afternoon is not an excuse for a split docket. Grain is weather. Neighborhoods are the file.