subject: My View On Some Irons [print this page] My View On Some Irons My View On Some Irons
Here, I want to say, the Callaway Warbird Irons is an engineering breakthrough that combines a magnesium crown that is twice as light as typical titanium crowns with a heavier hyper-steel body and a titanium cupped face. According to Tour Edge, that combination moves more weight lower and to the rear of the sole than is possible from any current driver on the market. The result, XCG, produces very little spin and a high moment of inertia for longer drives.
The Ping G15 Irons has the fastest ball speed and lowest spin rates I've seen in awhile. Not to mention, phenomenal feel, performance and distance. It's just a fantastic product. The material's flexibility allows the XCG crown and neck to absorb more shock on contact, producing a smooth, powerful feeling at impact.
The club's hyper steel sole creates a super-high moment of inertia, reducing club head twisting on even the most off-center hits. This high MOI can make the difference between the first cut of rough and the fairway, or even between being OB and in play.
The Honma Beres MG702 Iron Set delivers with an X-Quad ultra-light shaft from Graphite Design. The X-Quad's four-way interweave technology creates a responsive tip, improved stability, and precise control. The combination of magnesium, steel, and titanium will vault the Exotic's XCG driver to the forefront of the golf industry.
By the way, Titleist 775 CB Iron Set is a blended iron set for the aspirational player seeking maximum playability and a high, straight ball flight. Forged aluminum vibration dampener bar in the 3, 4 and 5 irons reinforces the thin face insert, reduces unwanted vibration and improves sound and feel. This locates the majority of the weight around the perimeter for enhanced off-center impact performance.
