subject: What do you say about Callaway X Forged Irons 2009? [print this page] What do you say about Callaway X Forged Irons 2009?
After receiving feedback straight from Tour players, Callaway Golfdesigners have refined the X-Forged Irons. The end result is precision clubs that let elite players dissect the course. Forged from soft carbon steel, the clubhead has been redesigned with more bounce and camber and a tighter sole radius. The thin topline, narrow sole and short blade length allow for excellent workability. The Flighted CG Design (golf wholesale) produces strong trajectories and premium distance control while the new Progressive Dual Notch Weighting allows weight to be precisely positioned for optimized performance throughout the set.
Features:
1. Forged 1020 carbon steel construction for unmatched feel and performance
2. Tour-inspired head shape has more bounce to improve turf interaction and the thin topline, narrow sole and shorter blade length (Callaway X Forged Irons 2009) maximize workability.
3. Flighted CG Design provides the optimal trajectories, ball flight, and distance control that Tour players demand.
4. Progressive Dual Notch Weighting strategically adds more weight to shorter irons and removes weight from longer irons to produce strong, penetrating trajectories.
Irons designed to provide an elite level of performance for highly skilled golfers.
After receiving feedback straight from Tour players, Callaway Golfdesigners decided to refine the X-Forged Irons. The end result is precision clubs that let elite players dissect the course. Forged from soft carbon steel, the clubhead has been redesigned with more bounce and camber and a tighter sole radius. The thin topline, narrow sole and short blade length allow for excellent workability. The Flighted CG Design produces strong trajectories and premium distance control while the new Progressive Dual Notch Weighting allows weight to be precisely positioned for optimized performance throughout the set.
Flighted CG Design Provides (Callaway X Forged Irons 2009) the optimal trajectories, ball flight, and distance control that Tour players demand with seamless performance progression through the entire set.
