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Product Overview

The new FT Irons are the evolution of Fusion Technology, delivering the utmost in performance and playability in Callaway Golf irons for mid to low handicap players who demand the latest innovation with proven results.

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Callaway Golf FT Irons
 
4.5

(based on 48 reviews)

96%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

  • Accurate (29)
  • Great feel (29)
  • Large sweet spot (16)
  • Durable (13)

Cons

    Best Uses

    • Improving game (24)
    • Upgrade (18)
    • Replacement (13)
    • Rough (4)
    • Reviewer Profile:
    • Golf enthusiast (20), Casual/ recreational (11)
    • Handicap:
    • 15 (3)
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    8/28/2010
     
    4.0

    Totally happy with my new clubs

    By Al

    from Smithfield, RI

    About Me Casual/ Recreational

    Pros

    • Accurate
    • Confidence builder
    • Durable
    • Great Feel
    • Large Sweet Spot

    Cons

    • Work only when swung

    Best Uses

    • Improving Game
    • Replacement
    • Upgrade

    Comments about Callaway Golf FT Irons:

    Fitted for the FT's end of 2009. Discontinued the line in 2010. Could not purchase new anywhere. [...] Found what I was looking for with the 2 deg. rise already adjusted. Saved 50% on cost and I am enjoying the game of Golf again. What else can I say!

    • Handicap:
    • 18, Getting back to a 14

    Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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    8/18/2010
     
    4.0

    excellent club

    By gman

    from Shawnee, KS

    About Me Casual/ Recreational

    Pros

    • Accurate
    • Great Feel

    Cons

      Best Uses

      • Improving Game

      Comments about Callaway Golf FT Irons:

      Surprisingly accurate for a 3 iron

      • Handicap:
      • 25

      Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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      8/1/2010
       
      5.0

      Solid Irons

      By El Jefe

      from Vancouver, WA

      About Me Golf Enthusiast

      Pros

      • Accurate
      • Great Feel

      Cons

      • None

      Best Uses

      • Improving Game
      • Upgrade

      Comments about Callaway Golf FT Irons:

      The FT irons are very clean looking, with a thinner top-line and mild offset. The black inserts on the back look great and really do seem to reduce vibration on mis-hits. The heads are also a little more compact than typical Callaway game-improvement irons, but still very easy to hit. The FTs seem like the best of both worlds - a forgiving, game-improvement feel with a player's iron look and workability.

      • Handicap:
      • 14

      Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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      7/29/2010
       
      4.0

      Solid club.

      By Em

      from Seattle, WA

      About Me Beginner

      Verified Buyer

      Pros

      • Accurate
      • Great Feel

      Cons

        Best Uses

          Comments about Callaway Golf FT Irons:

          This is a lighter club, but it's great with improving distance.

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          7/26/2010
           
          4.0

          Top notch high tech

          By Uncle Vid

          from Minneapolis, MN

          About Me Golf Enthusiast

          Verified Buyer

          Pros

          • Accurate
          • Durable
          • Great Feel
          • Large Sweet Spot

          Cons

            Best Uses

            • Improving Game

            Comments about Callaway Golf FT Irons:

            I bought this as the any 6-iron for [$] promotion and I am glad I did. It gave me a chance to check the feel of a newer Calloway iron and I am impressed. I may spring for the whole set.

            Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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            7/25/2010
             
            5.0

            FT Iron

            By Soda

            from Fall River Mills, CA

            About Me Golf Enthusiast

            Verified Buyer

            Pros

            • Accurate
            • Durable
            • Great design
            • Great Feel
            • Large Sweet Spot

            Cons

              Best Uses

              • Improving Game
              • Replacement
              • Rough

              Comments about Callaway Golf FT Irons:

              Huge sweet spot and even on mishits were playable.

              • Handicap:
              • 12

              Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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              7/24/2010
               
              4.0

              very well made club

              By Mark-0

              from Michigan

              About Me Casual/ Recreational

              Verified Buyer

              Pros

              • Accurate
              • Durable
              • Large Sweet Spot

              Cons

                Best Uses

                • Upgrade

                Comments about Callaway Golf FT Irons:

                .

                Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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                7/24/2010
                 
                5.0

                FT Irons almost swing for me.

                By Prodigal Golfer

                from Chicago-metro area, IL

                About Me Golf Enthusiast

                Verified Reviewer

                Pros

                • Accurate
                • Great Feel

                Cons

                  Best Uses

                  • Improving Game
                  • Replacement
                  • Upgrade

                  Comments about Callaway Golf FT Irons:

                  I was a 13 handicap when I basically stopped playing golf in 2003 for various reasons. At the time I was playing Tommy Armour 845s.

                  When I decided to re-dedicate myself to the game at the beginning of the season in 2010 (I live in Chicago-metro so that's April) I was struggling in virtually every aspect of the game.

                  After a few refresher lessons and getting my old swing back, I was still struggling to keep up with my new peers (8-12 handicaps). Equipment upgrades were obviously necessary.

                  I was swinging all types of clubs and never found much of a differnce until I picked up an FT 6-iron. My first swing shocked me. When I got to the top of my swing it felt like the club couldn't wait to come down and almost swung itself. For the first time I felt a dramatic differnce in club feel. Everything else paled in comparison at that point and I had to have a set of FTs.

                  Purchasing them on the pre-owned site was great value. They are in excellent condition and I got a great price.

                  Just 3 weeks after purchasing them, I had my first round that looked like my "old" scores and I'm looking forward to improving from there.

                  Thanks Callaway Pre-Owned!

                  Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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                  7/23/2010
                   
                  4.0

                  traded my x22 for a set of the ft's

                  By Shoes

                  from Chicago. IL

                  About Me Golf Enthusiast

                  Pros

                  • Accurate
                  • Great Feel
                  • Large Sweet Spot

                  Cons

                    Best Uses

                    • Upgrade

                    Comments about Callaway Golf FT Irons:

                    these iron look great at address and the ball really fly's off the face

                    • Handicap:
                    • 11

                    Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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                    7/10/2010
                     
                    3.0

                    loss of distance when compared to others

                    By jonsie

                    from chris.jones[@]

                    About Me Golf Enthusiast

                    Pros

                    • Accurate
                    • Great Feel

                    Cons

                      Best Uses

                      • Replacement
                      • Upgrade

                      Comments about Callaway Golf FT Irons:

                      loss of distance when comparing with big bertha irons fitted with regular shafts

                      Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend

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                      26 Questions | 32 Answers

                      • Q:

                        What year/series are the FT iron sets

                        Asked on 2/4/2010 by Anonymous

                        2 answers

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                          A:

                          The FT irons were introduced in 2008.

                          Answered on 2/4/2010 by Ryan Corl from 1-800-200-4726

                        • A:

                          2008

                          Answered on 5/16/2010 by Reno from Baton Rouge, LA

                      • Q:

                        What is the qualification for like new in the preowned iron sets?

                        Asked on 1/4/2010 by Kathy A from Fairfield,CA

                        1 answer

                        • CUSTOMER CARE

                          A:

                          Like New clubs are nearly impossible to differentiate from new. They have been hit very few times, if at all, and show almost no wear. These clubs may have been refinished at some point.

                          Answered on 1/4/2010 by Mary Cass from 800-200-4726

                      • Q:

                        I love to play golf but don't play enough My handicap is around
                        a 25 what iron set do you recommend i'm 66 yrs of age.I also like the grafite shafts..Please help!

                        Asked on 12/18/2009 by Willy from Chester County ,Pa.

                        3 answers

                        • A:

                          If your considering the FT's with the graphite shaft you are really on the right track,(in my humble opinion.) I've been playing awhile now with a real bad left shoulder,had to drop from stiff steel clubs to regular graphite. I shopped around awhile and these are some of the best I've ever owned. Almost back down to my 10 hdcp.

                          Answered on 12/21/2009 by Repo from Bethesda Md.

                        • A:

                          Willy,''I am a few years younger than you and have a similar handicap. I tried senior flex and regular flex which resulted in a consistent fade or slice. The senior flex launced the ball 4-5 football fields to the right. I went to a stiff flex, cavity backed, club with a steel shaft and have experiencing a slow but steady improvement in accuracy and distance. It seems that I now play a driver, a mid iron and a wedge, finishing with a putter on every hole. Now, putting is my recurring problem. My best advice is for you to the golf shop and swing a several different types of clubs on different days. Choose the best feel and performance, then take the new clubs out for a try. I hope this helps coming from a golfer with similar characteristics. Truly, the best first step is to accept assitance from the golf shop and a lesson from a pro.

                          Answered on 3/4/2010 by The Doctor from Washington, DC

                        • A:

                          Try the FT Wide Sole, They are the easiest I have ever hit. Even if you find a set in average Condition, you wont be dissapointed. They are the best out there. They dont make them anymore, but you know how club companies are, they have to change something every year.

                          Answered on 4/23/2010 by Rick E. from Chicago, IL

                      • Q:

                        For a 84 year old golfer.
                        What is the differance and suitability between a senior shaft and a light shaft. Handicap is 18

                        Asked on 12/17/2009 by William from Auckland new zealand

                        1 answer

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                          A:

                          Senior and light shafts are actually the same. R2 is also considered a senior or light shaft, they just have interchangeable names.

                          Answered on 12/17/2009 by Ryan Corl from 1-800-200-4726

                      • Q:

                        What is the difference in the 6-pw FT irons and the 6 - pw FT i-brid irons?

                        Asked on 12/14/2009 by Ted from Alexandria va

                        1 answer

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                          A:

                          The i-brids are like a hybrid-type iron, whereas the FT irons are more like a traditional iron. The i-brids will offer a little bit more forgiveness, and will be a little bit easier to hit in the air.

                          Answered on 12/14/2009 by Ryan Corl from 1-800-200-4726

                      • Q:

                        DO THE FT REGULAR GRAPHITE HAVE A A
                        REMOVABLE SHAFT

                        Asked on 12/14/2009 by GUS from SAN DIEGO

                        1 answer

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                          A:

                          The only shafts we have that are removable are the I-Mix shafts which fit with the I-Mix driver heads we sell. The FT Iron shafts are removable, but they will be a little bit harder to remove than the I-Mix shafts, which only require a wrench.

                          Answered on 12/14/2009 by Ryan Corl from 1-800-200-4726

                      • Q:

                        what is uniflex shaft

                        Asked on 12/14/2009 by scott from Lake Park, GA

                        1 answer

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                          A:

                          A uniflex shaft has is in between a regular and stiff flex and is the most common shaft in golf. It adjusts to your swing speed so if you swing fast it will play as a stiff, and if you swing slower it plays like a regular flex.

                          Answered on 12/14/2009 by Ryan Corl from 1-800-200-4726

                      • Q:

                        I carry nothing lower than a 6 then 2-3-4-5 FT hybrids. Currently play X-20. AM 16 HC. If I go FT should is there any advantage going FT i-brid if I want to play hybrids?

                        Asked on 12/14/2009 by Ted from Alexandria VA

                        1 answer

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                          A:

                          If you like the hybrids in your higher irons, I would suggest going with the FT i-brids. They will have hybrid type irons in the 3, 4 and 5 irons, which are very easy to hit, and regular irons in the 6-PW. The FT irons are a great iron as well, but with your current set makeup, I would recommend the FT i-brids.

                          Answered on 12/14/2009 by Ryan Corl from 1-800-200-4726

                      • Q:

                        I'm a 66 year old with a 14 handicap. Thinking about purchasing either the x-22's or the ft irons and leaning toward the ft's. Can you tell me the difference between the Big Bertha 08 graphite and the ft iron graphite?

                        Asked on 12/14/2009 by Buck from Nekoosa, WI

                        1 answer

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                          A:

                          The FT graphite shafts will have a weight ranging from 61-68 grams, have a mid torque and mid kick point. The Big Bertha 08 shafts have a weight ranging from 71-78 grams, have a mid/low torque, and low kick point. For more information on these clubs, please call our sales team at 1-800-200-4726.

                          Answered on 12/14/2009 by Ryan Corl from 1-800-200-4726

                      • Q:

                        fti or x22, i play twice a week, so which is better suited, about a 80 average, also how do i know what lie i need, im about 5'7, hook my irons mostly, i have x 18s now, looking to upgrade

                        Asked on 12/13/2009 by Anonymous from Dallas, NC

                        3 answers

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                          A:

                          I would recommend the X-22 iron set. I would get professionally fitted first so that they can check to see what length and/or lie you would need so you get the correct irons.

                          Answered on 12/13/2009 by Mary Cass from 800-200-4726

                        • A:

                          As a 5'7" golfer myself, please rest assured I have your enjoyment in mind. If you are hooking your irons, check the basics before you go out and buy again....
                          -First, make sure your X-18's "fit".
                          -(Did you have shaft trimmed 1/2"?)
                          -(Did and have lie moved 1 degree "Up"/Gold?)
                          -Does flex match your swing speed (know it, by the way?)
                          -Make certain your weapons complement the warrior...getting fitted can save several hooked iron shots EVERY ROUND.

                          Answered on 2/23/2010 by TC the Taino from NYC

                        • A:

                          if ur normal shot is a draw and sometimes a hook then i would go one up. when u go one flat that means your lie is already on the heel of the club causing a draw or hook. going one up will help you get straighter

                          Answered on 4/10/2010 by jules from carlsbad,CA

                      • Q:

                        what's the difference between these ft irons and x22's, I'm have a 19-21hcp

                        Asked on 12/10/2009 by country gal from Kansas

                        1 answer

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                          A:

                          Both irons would be a great fit, but the FT irons will have a little bit more forgiveness, while still having a thinner look like the X-22 irons.

                          Answered on 12/10/2009 by Ryan Corl from 1-800-200-4726

                      • Q:

                        I had the X16 steelheads for about 5 years and have about 90-95 swing speed. I was also a 8 handicap. I bought X20 had for about a year and I don't hit the sweet spot enough and handicap is 13. I'am 50 and looking at X22 or FT's. I want something to keep as I get older. Uniflex, Regular, Graphite, I don't know. My Pro said 5.0 Rifle for the X20, what do you suggest for my next purchase?

                        Asked on 12/4/2009 by slugger from Pinehurst, NC

                        1 answer

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                          A:

                          If you were having trouble hitting the sweet spot with the X-20 irons, I would suggest going with the FT irons. They will offer great forgiveness, while still maintaining a thin look. If your swing speed is still around 90 mph, I would go with the uniflex shaft. This shaft plays in between a regular and stiff shaft and will adjust to your swing speed. That being said, if your swing speed decreases in the next few years, that shaft would still be a great fit for you.

                          Answered on 12/4/2009 by Ryan Corl from 1-800-200-4726

                      • Q:

                        approaching 80 years old, I would like you to explain your shaft flexs, light, senior and uniflex. At 6 feet tall, do you recommend a longer than normal shaft? Thanks

                        Asked on 12/3/2009 by dave from denver, co

                        1 answer

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                          A:

                          At 6 feet tall standard length will work great. A light (senior) shaft is made for someone with a swing speed under 80 mph. A regular shaft is made for someone with a swing speed from 80-90 mph. A uniflex shaft has is in between a regular and stiff flex and is the most common shaft in golf. It adjusts to your swing speed so if you swing fast it will play as a stiff, and if you swing slower it plays like a regular flex.

                          Answered on 12/3/2009 by Ryan Corl from 1-800-200-4726

                      • Q:

                        what is the difference on the Callaway FT irons graphite shaft between "regular" and "lite" flex?

                        Asked on 12/3/2009 by ra from morgan hill, ca

                        1 answer

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                          A:

                          A lite flex is made for someone with a slower swing speed (less than 80 mph), and a regular shaft is made for someone with a swing speed from 80-90 mph.

                          Answered on 12/3/2009 by Ryan Corl from 1-800-200-4726

                      • Q:

                        WHAT KIND OF INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE FOR THE CALLAWAY MEMPHIS
                        10 STEEL SHAFT ?

                        Asked on 12/1/2009 by Anonymous

                        1 answer

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                          A:

                          The Memphis 10 shaft was the stock steel shaft from 1988 until around 1999. It is a uniflex shaft which means it will adjust to your swing speed and it will play between a regular and a stiff flex. Unfortunately, we no longer manufacture this shaft.

                          Answered on 12/1/2009 by Mary Cass from 800-200-4726

                      • Q:

                        can the FT iron lie adjusted? If I get a standard lie (Black) and later on have it adjusted to 2 deg flat, can I take it to any Golf Shop or do I need to order it upfront?

                        Asked on 11/30/2009 by Frank from Foothill Ranch, CA

                        1 answer

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                          A:

                          If you purchase these irons from us, we can adjust the lie angle on them before they are shipped for a nominal fee. To have them adjusted, please call our sales team at 1-800-200-4726 and they will be happy to help you.

                          Answered on 11/30/2009 by Ryan Corl from 1-800-200-4726

                      • Q:

                        How do I know which type of Callaway irons are best for me?
                        13 handicap
                        69 years old
                        150 yd., I use 6 iron
                        now use King Cobra, SS-1, regular shaft(steel)

                        Asked on 11/24/2009 by Jim C. from Houston, Texas

                        1 answer

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                          A:

                          With a handicap of 13, I would recommend any of our X Series irons. They will give you forgiveness with the ability to work the ball as well. For more information please contact our sales department at 1-800-200-4726.

                          Answered on 11/24/2009 by Ryan Corl from 1-800-200-4726

                      • Q:

                        what is the swing weight of the 8 iron in ladies flex, and what is the swing weight of the 8 iron in sr. flex

                        Asked on 11/23/2009 by anon from tyler, tx

                        1 answer

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                          A:

                          The swing weight for the FT 8 iron with a senior flex will be D-0 and the ladies 8 iron will be C-4. There will not be much of a difference between the two but the inch difference is the only weight change.

                          Answered on 11/23/2009 by Mary Cass from 800-200-4726

                      • Q:

                        Hi,
                        Iam playing golf for 20 years and my handicap is 14. My swingspeed with the driver is about 75mph ( between senior and regular). At the moment I play with the TaylorMade RAC HT irons R-Flex. The shaft weight is 55gr. and the have a low kickpoint.
                        Do you thinks I will play the Ft irons as good or even better.
                        Or do you suggest a different set of clubs?
                        Kind regards

                        Bruno Reiners

                        Asked on 11/20/2009 by Anonymous

                        1 answer

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                          A:

                          The FT irons would be a great fit for your game. They have a thin look and will get the ball in the air easier with maximum forgiveness. For more information on these irons please call our sales department at 1-800-200-4726.

                          Answered on 11/20/2009 by Ryan Corl from 1-800-200-4726

                      • Q:

                        How do I know these are genuine callaway not copy made in China

                        Asked on 11/20/2009 by derek from sydney australia

                        1 answer

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                          A:

                          You can shop confidently with Callaway Golf Pre-Owned & Outlet, knowing that Callaway Golf puts its stamp of approval only on Certified Pre-Owned products. To demonstrate that trust, every Certified Pre-Owned club you buy will come with a Certificate of Authenticity from Callaway Golf.

                          Answered on 11/20/2009 by Ryan Corl from 1-800-200-4726

                      • Q:

                        what's the difference between unilex and regular flex?

                        Asked on 11/11/2009 by emong from las vegas, nv

                        1 answer

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                          A:

                          Uniflex is the most common shaft used in golf. The flex of it is in between a regular and a stiff shaft and will actually acclimate to your swing speed.

                          Answered on 11/11/2009 by Ryan Corl from 1-800-200-4726

                      • Q:

                        How do I know if my ft irons are std. lie (black) or upright? I lost my 5 iron

                        Asked on 11/5/2009 by gary from west palm beach, fl

                        1 answer

                      • Q:

                        lie angle black or green what does it mean

                        Asked on 11/3/2009 by jr

                        2 answers

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                          A:

                          Black lie angle is a standard lie. Green is a 1 degree upright lie angle.

                          Answered on 11/3/2009 by Ty Pivec from 1-888-722-1257

                        • A:

                          one up would be best for drawers. one flat would be best for a fader. I would get your clubs custom fitted and found out if they think you should mess around with the lie. it can effect your ball flight and path. DO HOMEWORK B4 U BUY!

                          Answered on 4/10/2010 by jules from carlsbad,CA

                      • Q:

                        I am wondering what where to read about the differences in shaft technology

                        Asked on 10/20/2009 by Jeff from Greenville SC

                        1 answer

                      • Q:

                        I currently have a ladies Fusion irons set. How do Fusion irons compare to FT irons in terms of materials, look/feel, distance, flex and other specs?

                        Asked on 10/13/2009 by Anonymous

                        1 answer

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                          A:

                          They did improve the look of the FT irons by making the top line thinner and increased the forgiveness of the irons. They play very similar but are a little more forgiving.

                          Answered on 10/13/2009 by Walt Schroeder from 1-888-722-1330

                      • Q:

                        Please provide information on the difference between a uniflex shaft, X-100 and X-300. I have a set of FT Irons with Uniflex shafts. My older X-18's have X-100's. My swing speed is around 105.

                        Thank you

                        Asked on 9/16/2009 by Mike from Green Cove Springs

                        1 answer

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                          A:

                          The X-100 shaft is an extra stiff steel shaft for swing speed over 100 mph. There is an S-300 shaft for speed between 85-100 mph.

                          Answered on 10/2/2009 by Joe Kralis from Callaway Golf Pre-Owned

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