posted Wed 13 Jun 2012 02:36 PM                 

The Callaway Razr Hawk Driver come a long tradition of Callaway irons in the X series. They have always been some of the best golf irons. Callaway Golf's line of X-series irons have always been ridiculously easy to use. Callaway engineers have worked in close consultation with Tour professionals to produce a set of irons with the popular, thin top line and narrow sole and added bounce. However, there is no reduction in the size of the ball-striking area. The long irons are marginally heavier than their predecessors, aiding the production of a more penetrating ball flight. The technology make the X-22s the best sale on the golf wholesale market.
The X-22s are designed with the maximum possible peripheral weighting, allegedly producing a moment of inertia some 10% greater than their forerunners. Coupled with a low, ideally positioned centre of gravity, this means that the Callaway RAZR X Irons offer a greater degree of absolution for "off-centre" shots, whilst producing the best possible trajectory of ball flight.
"Precision Notch Weighting" aids in the precise positioning of more weight to the perimeter of the club to generate a higher moment of inertia for greater forgiveness and stability whilst maintaining the centre of gravity position that produces ideal trajectories and feel.
The Taylormade R11 Irons also feature the modified "Tru-Bore" design, an advanced version of the original design. A polycarbonate plug at the end of the shaft leads to improved "feel" and performance as a result of less vibration. The clubhead shape features aspects designed for professional players, such as a thinner top line and narrow sole. However, Callaway has succeeded in combining such facets with an excellent visual appearance and a large sweet spot into a highly forgiving set of irons that can be played by a wide range of golfers of varying abilities.




ping g15 irons
taylormade burner 2.0 irons
Titleist Vokey SM4 Oil Can CC Wedge