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Comments about Callaway Golf X-18 Irons:
I've not owned any genuine Callaway clubs before this. The 6-iron offer sweetened the deal. I look forward to shopping Callaway Golf Preowned again.
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Great for the in-between wedge shots
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The club completed my set, as well as my game. The size and feel are perfect, regular flex but firm feel. All in all it's a good five iron.
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Comments about Callaway Golf X-18 Irons:
great feel, improved distance
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Comments about Callaway Golf X-18 Irons:
best set of irons I have ever hit. I love these irons. My game improved 6 shots with these irons.
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Comments about Callaway Golf X-18 Irons:
The irons are forgiving and affordable. I would recommend these clubs. Had to replace my 7 iron because it came up missing after a round.....
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I got this club because I developed issues with hitting woods, including my driver. It was a good idea, as I can hit this club 170 yards when I hit it right. The feel on this club is not that good, but I didn't buy it because it's the latest and greatest. This club does what I wanted it to do.
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I just got these this week and first I should mention that the people here at Callaway are great with the condition rating. My clubs were supposed to be "very good" and they appear to have been played for maybe 2 rounds, they are immaculate.
As far as the clubs themselves, I have always had a swing where my miss-hits would be slices. With these clubs I now hit draws and my misses will go straight but off to the right a bit. The only thing I notice is that I need to be very careful where I aim because the clubs hit exactly where the face points.
Great clubs and very satisfied with Callaway pre-owned
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Comments about Callaway Golf X-18 Irons:
I have x-18 irons from 2007 that I love but found the gap between the pitching wedge, which I hit about 125 yards and the sand wedge, which is about 90 yards, too large. Hence, the "gap" wedge - which Callaway calls the "Approach" wedge. It's a perfect balance of the distance I get from the PW and the bounce of the SW. I love the club and the quality was excellent. I just needed to ad a midsize grip and I was good to go (although the grip was perfect that was already on the club).
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Comments about Callaway Golf X-18 Irons:
I love this as my 90 yared and in club. high flight stops quickly.
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Is the uniflex shaft on the X-18 stepless ?1 answer
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The uniflex shafts will have steps on the shaft.Q:
what year was the x18 iron made1 answer
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The X-18 irons were introduced in 2005.Q:
what is the degree of loft for the X18R set 4 iron through SW?1 answer
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For a full list of lots and specs for the X-18/X-18R irons, please visit the link provided below.Q:
Hello, does the X-18's youre offering have the bore thru?1 answer
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The X-18 irons that are on our site will be the original X-18's and will have the bore thru shafts.Q:
I have a fairly slow swing speed, male,5'6" and 62 years young should I consider buying a set with steel uniflex shafts?2 answers
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The general rule of thumb is that you use steel shafts until you physically cannot use them anymore. If you feel comfortable with steel, than I would definitely get a uniflex shaft. It will offer more accuracy and consistancy.A:
The answer to this is very simple. STAY AWAY FROM UNIFLEX. Get a good swing analysis. Learn your swing speed. If you prefer steel over graphite use it. Graphite however can give you more flex options for slower swings. My wife at 5-1 with a slow but strong swing uses a men's graphite senior flex. She loves them. Just get the shaft that matches your swing speed. Uniflex is usually not good for most golfers. Talk to your professional and Callaway. They can set you on the proper path. I wish you well.Q:
Is Callaway still using and selling clubs with the UNIFLEX SHAFT, and if not why not? Please!1 answer
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Yes, Callaway is still manufacturing clubs with the uniflex shafts.Q:
What is the " bounce " on the X 18 sand wedge? Thanks!1 answer
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The X-18 sand wedge has a bounce of 15°.Q:
I trying to replace my lost 7 iron which is a Callaway X-18. When I purchase the set of irons I recall went to your website to register my iron. How do I go about seeking another 7 iron to add to rest of my club?1 answer
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Please call our sales staff at 800-200-4726 and they can assist you in finding a replacement iron.Q:
I am looking for a No. 7 left hand iron head only1 answer
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Unfortunately, we do not sell components. If you have any inventory inquiries, please call our sales staff at 800-200-4726.Q:
“In the X-18R line, i purchased a set consisting of 4 thru PW and SW, were the A wedge and L wedge manufactured?”1 answer
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The X-18R irons did not come in an AW or LW.Q:
i have the x-18 irons i want to change the shafts what tip diameter should i buy i want project x flighted 6.0 shafts1 answer
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The X-18 irons have a tip size of .370 and are a parallel shaft.Q:
Would regular or stiff flex graphite shafts play like steel regular shafts?1 answer
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Regular flex graphite and steel shafts will have the same flex, but the graphite shafts will be a slightly lighter in weight.Q:
Please give me the loft of 5 iron thru SW1 answer
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You may use this link provided to see all the specs on the Callaway X-18 irons.Q:
I need to replace my 7 iron because i left it somewhere and nobody turned it in. How can i get a lefty x-18 7 iron.1 answer
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Please contact our sales staff at 800-200-4726 and they can assist you. Thanks!Q:
I am a new player trying to decide between a new x-18r set and a pre-owned big bertha 2008 set. Which would you recommend? I would like a set that is forgiving, but also could be used in the future as my game improves.1 answer
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The 2008 Big Bertha Irons are a great club for a beginner, they offer maximum forgiveness and will be very easy to hit. The X-18 and X-18 irons are a little less forgiving and will allow you to shape the ball a little bit more than the Big Bertha irons. I would suggest if you are new to the game to go with the Big Bertha set.Q:
If I am 67" tall and the toe of my current irons is raised up a little at address would I benefit from shorter lengths and an upright lie angle?1 answer
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Standard length should be fine for your height, however you will need a flatter lie angle (probably 1 or 2 degrees flat).Q:
I saw a set of X-18R irons in two different Golf stores. I noticed the X-18R do not have a bore-through hosel. Are there any other differences? Thanks for the info.1 answer
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The X-18R irons will not have a bore through shaft like the X-18 irons, but both will play very similarly.Q:
I have X-20 Tours with a stiff steel shaft (practically brand new). I am a novice golfer and for some reason can not hit them. The clubs I had before were Cal X-12 with grap shaft. Seem to hit them a little more consistent. I have a slow swing..what should I do?1 answer
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If you like the way you hit your graphite shafts, I would recommend getting irons with a similar shaft. All of our X Series irons will play very similarly to each other, but if you have the wrong shaft, you will not see the results you are wanting. For more information on what would fit you best and on our Trade In! Trade Up! program, please call our sales team at 1-800-200-4726.Q:
I am interested in an approch wedge with a steel uniflex shaft.Can the wedge be reshafted?1 answer
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Unfortunately, we cannot reshaft any of our pre-owned clubs at this location. You can, however, purchase the club and we can ship it to our corporate location to have it reshafted before they ship it back to you. This process can take about 2-3 weeks. Please contact our sales department at 800-200-4726 with any other questions regarding customizing clubs.Q:
What is the difference (pluses/minuses) between Callaway Steel and Callaway Constant Weight Steel?1 answer
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The Callaway Constant Weight Steel will have a constant weight throughout the entire set of irons. The Callaway Steel will have different weighting, heavier in the short irons and lighter in the longer irons.Q:
I SNAPPED MY 9 IRON ON A PAR 3, CAN YOU REPAIR IT SINCE YOU NEVER SEEM TO HAVE ONE IN STOCK?2 answers
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Unfortunately, we cannot repair the club at the pre-owned location but you can contact our repair department in California at 800-588-9836. They will be able to assist you.A:
I have a Brand new one with a uniflex shaft e-mail me kmekulik@hvc.rr.comQ:
Can you tell what lie angle the iron is set at by looking at it? Is the cavity colored for the angle(ie blue for 3 deg., etc.).3 answers
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If the Callaway clubs were customized by Callaway, than they will be marked by color for lie angle. Blue is 3° up, White is 2° up, Green is 1° up, Black is standard, Gold is 1° flat, Red is 2° flat, and Yellow is 3° flat.A:
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Yes, there will be a color either on the hosel of the club or on the top groove of the club. Black is standard, green is 1 up, white is 2 up, blue is 3 up, gold is 1 flat, red is 2 flat, and yellow is 3 flat.Q:
Were all x-18 irons manufactured in 2005?1 answer
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The X-18 irons were manufactured in 2005 and 2006.Q:
what model year is the x18 r1 answer
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The X-18 R irons were introduced in 2005.Q:
Is an approach wedge the same as a gap wedge?1 answer
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An approach wedge is the same as a gap wedge. The loft on the approach wedge is always going to be in between the loft of a pitching wedge and a sand wedge.Q:
What are the offset specs of the x-18 irons?1 answer
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The X-18 irons are offset. The 3 iron is 0.270 inches offset and the pitching wedge is 0.200 inches offset.Q:
Hello,1 answer
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We do have a few X-18 ladies 9 irons available. To place your order please call our sales department at 1-800-200-4726 and they will be happy to help.Q:
what does 3-pw, 4-pw, 5-pw,sw mean? i believe it to be the number of clubs you get when buying a set but how do you know which ones come in the set?1 answer
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You are correct the 3-PW means you get the 3 iron through the PW which is an 8 piece set. The 4-PW would be a 7 piece set and the 5-SW would be a 7 piece set.Q:
what are the standard lofts for x18 irons, graphite 75 shaft1 answer
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You can find all the lofts for the X-18 irons at the following linkQ:
The only way to place an order with customization is by phone? Can`t I do it online?1 answer
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Yes, there is an option to customize online. If you are having any trouble doing this online please call our sales department at 1-800-200-4726.Q:
What does 2 Up (White) mean as the Lie Angle?1 answer
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When referring to Callaway golf clubs, the 2° Up (white) refers to the lie angle being 2° upright from the standard lie.Q:
How much is the shipping fee to BS31 3AX1 answer
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All orders shipped out via ground shipping within the contiguous U.S. will be charged according to our one-price shipping & handling rate of $9.95, regardless of the number of items shipped.Q:
What is the difference between the X-18 clubs and the X-18R clubs?1 answer
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It is just the 2nd version of this iron. It doesn't have a bore through hozel and the cavity back is slightly different. Both are great clubs but the originals are going to be easier to play.Q:
What are the main differences between the pro series and the normal irons and which are best?! Thanks1 answer
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The regular X-18 irons will be much more forgiving, they will have a larger sweet spot, and they will have more offset. The Pro-Series are more for players with a low handicap and will have a smaller yet hotter sweet spot and less offset.Q:
what is the weight of uniflex shafts,what is the difference between senior graphite shafts.Also what is constant weight shaft,1 answer
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Uniflex steel shafts weigh about 100-110 grams. Senior graphite shaft weigh anywhere from 70-90 grams. Constant weight means that all the shafts are the same weight.Q:
what does the color under the lie angle colum mean1 answer
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The lie angle is the degrees that the toe of the club is bent up or down. The color code represents the lie angle at which the club is bent. Blue for 3 degrees upright, White 2 up, green 1 up, Black is standard lie angle, Gold is 1 dregree flat or bent down, Red 2 Flat and Yellow 3 Flat. Typically taller people play a more upright lie angle and shorter people play a flater lie anlgle.Q:
What id Lie_Angle: 1 Flat(Gold) I am looking at a x-18 ladies gof set it. What does it mean when you have a 1 flat gold? can I convert it ti a standard lie before you deliver it to me?1 answer
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The lie angle of a golf club refers to the angle that is created between the shaft of the club and the ground as you hold the club out to hit it. As a general rule, a player who is shorter in stature would need a slightly flatter lie angle. Likewise, a player that is slightly taller than average may need a more upright lie angle. Our Custom Department can alter both the length and the lie angle of just about any Callaway set in our inventory. If you would like assistance in having a set fit to your height please feel free to give our sales staff a call.Q:
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Uniflex is supposed to be a one size fits all flex between regular and stiff. Some say it is closer to a regular flex shaft.Home Big Bertha Golf Clubs Beginners Callaway Calaway Calloway Headcovers Head Covers Used Golf Clubs Discount Golf Clubs
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