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Fusion Irons

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Fusion Technology – Callaway Golf's innovative weight distribution technology – is pushed to the limit in the new Big Bertha Fusion Irons. This radical design delivers everything you would expect from Callaway Golf. The new Big Bertha Fusion Irons play longer, offer unmatched performance and playability, and look great! Three distinct materials – a dense Tunite alloy cradle, lightweight 6-4 titanium face, and special vibration-dampening TPU SenSert – are married together in our most technologically advanced irons ever manufactured.

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Callaway Golf Fusion Irons
 
4.4

(based on 54 reviews)

92%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

  • Great feel (23)
  • Accurate (21)
  • Durable (21)
  • High quality (15)
  • Good value (11)

Cons

  • Pricey / poor value (3)

Best Uses

  • Improving game (19)
  • Replacement (12)
  • Upgrade (12)
  • Rough (4)
  • Reviewer Profile:
  • Golf enthusiast (17), Casual/ recreational (6)
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5/25/2010

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

 
4.0

Great value!!

By Leftie

from New Brunswick, Canada

About Me Golf Enthusiast

Pros

  • Accurate
  • Forgiving on misshits
  • Great feedback on sweet
  • Great Feel

Cons

    Best Uses

    • Improving Game
    • Replacement
    • Upgrade

    Comments about Callaway Golf Fusion Irons:

    Great value for the money! Excellent condition.

    • Handicap:
    • 15

    Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

    (1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

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    5/21/2010
     
    4.0

    "Still out testing"

    By PRMTZ

    from Santa Fe, NM

    About Me Golf Enthusiast

    Verified Reviewer

    Pros

    • Great Feel

    Cons

      Best Uses

      • Replacement
      • Upgrade

      Comments about Callaway Golf Fusion Irons:

      This is my first set with graphite shafts. Still getting used to them but like what I see.

      • Handicap:
      • 14

      Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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      5/17/2010
       
      5.0

      Great wedge

      By Easy T

      from Brandon Ms.

      About Me Golf Enthusiast

      Verified Reviewer

      Pros

      • Accurate
      • Great Feel
      • Large Sweet Spot

      Cons

        Best Uses

        • Improving Game
        • Replacement
        • Upgrade

        Comments about Callaway Golf Fusion Irons:

        Great feel and accurate distances.

        • Handicap:
        • 13

        Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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        5/13/2010
         
        4.0

        Great quality and game improvement

        By Todd Va Golf

        from Richmond VA

        About Me Golf Enthusiast

        Verified Reviewer

        Pros

        • Accurate
        • Durable
        • Great Feel

        Cons

          Best Uses

          • Improving Game

          Comments about Callaway Golf Fusion Irons:

          I play once or twice a week and the fusion clubs were an upgrade to my 2002 Big Berthas. They have a great feel and have improved my distance by an average of 15 yards per club.

          Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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          5/12/2010
           
          1.0

          Didn't work for me!

          By Casey

          from Covington, VA

          About Me Golf Enthusiast

          Verified Reviewer

          Pros

          • None

          Cons

          • Unable to control

          Best Uses

            Comments about Callaway Golf Fusion Irons:

            I was planning to upgrade to later technology from the Uniflex X-20's that I have. I tried the graphite in hopes of a little more distance, but it cost me badly in consistency. I normally shoot in low to mid 80's. Couldn't break 90 with them after trying for 8 rounds. Contacted Alex Tionloc and arranged to return them. He suggested that I try Diablo with steel shaft. I plan to demo them if I can find a site near my home. Sorry, but these clubs did not work for me.

            • Handicap:
            • 12

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

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            5/9/2010
             
            4.0

            very happy

            By pitchlink

            from livermore,ca

            About Me Casual/ Recreational

            Pros

            • Accurate
            • Great Feel
            • Large Sweet Spot
            • very forgiving

            Cons

              Best Uses

              • Improving Game
              • Replacement
              • Rough
              • Upgrade

              Comments about Callaway Golf Fusion Irons:

              only used a couple of times but i have seen results already

              • Handicap:
              • 20

              Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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              5/8/2010
               
              4.0

              Fushion AW 2-degree flat, graphite shaft

              By Senior Golfer (new to medicare)

              from San Antonio, TX

              About Me Tournament Golfer

              Verified Reviewer

              Pros

              • Accurate
              • Durable
              • Great Feel
              • Large Sweet Spot

              Cons

                Best Uses

                • Improving Game
                • Replacement

                Comments about Callaway Golf Fusion Irons:

                Needed to better match my approach wedge to my Fushion graphite shaft irons -- my steel shaft approach wedge swing weight (variation) became a problem.

                Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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                5/8/2010
                 
                4.0

                Easy To Hit

                By RonL

                from Texas

                About Me Casual/ Recreational

                Pros

                • Accurate
                • Great Feel

                Cons

                  Best Uses

                  • Improving Game

                  Comments about Callaway Golf Fusion Irons:

                  Iron play has been the weakest part of my game. These irons have really helped me improve my iron play. They feel good and hit solid.

                  Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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                  4/21/2010
                   
                  5.0

                  Improvement on older Callaway irons.

                  By RunBlue

                  from Gainesville, Fl

                  About Me Casual/ Recreational

                  Verified Reviewer

                  Pros

                  • Accurate
                  • Durable
                  • Great Feel
                  • Large Sweet Spot

                  Cons

                    Best Uses

                    • Replacement

                    Comments about Callaway Golf Fusion Irons:

                    Club is great for low shots out of trees but still need distance.

                    Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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                    3/29/2010
                     
                    5.0

                    Don't have to be new, to be good

                    By True golf nut

                    from Newnan GA.

                    About Me Golf Enthusiast

                    Verified Reviewer

                    Pros

                    • Accurate
                    • Easy
                    • Great Feel

                    Cons

                    • None

                    Best Uses

                    • Improving Game
                    • Shot making

                    Comments about Callaway Golf Fusion Irons:

                    Surprised this game improver is really a players club!

                    • Handicap:
                    • 8

                    Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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                    Product Questions and Answers

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                    22 Questions | 25 Answers

                    • Q:

                      Whats the difference between fusion irons and FT irons?

                      Asked on 2/2/2010 by palsy from howell mi.

                      2 answers

                      • CUSTOMER CARE

                        A:

                        The FT irons are the upgraded version of the Fusion irons. Both will be very similar, but the FT irons will have a slightly thinner look to them.

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

                      • A:

                        Date of Manufacture and price. Kinda like model year with cars, trucks, etc.

                        Answered on 5/8/2010 by Senior Golfer (new to medicare) from San Antonio, TX

                    • Q:

                      hello I would like to ask you what flex is the UNIFLEX STEEL SHAFT? I use a regular flex shaft. Would this work for me?

                      Asked on 1/6/2010 by Darryl from Santa Barbara, Ca.

                      2 answers

                      • CUSTOMER CARE

                        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. This would be a good shaft if you use a regular flex currently.

                        Answered on 1/6/2010 by Ryan Corl from 1-800-200-4726

                      • A:

                        I use regular flex in my Driver, 3 Wood and 5 Wood and in my last set of irons. The Uniflex is great. It's supposed to be "firm" flex which is somewhere between regular and stiff. Frankly, they seem perfect to me.

                        Answered on 1/25/2010 by Play it Down from Toronto, Ontario

                    • Q:

                      Hello
                      I have a set of Mizuno MX 950's 3 Hybrid,4 Hybrid and then 5,6,7,8,9,pw,gw,L wedge.with Regular flex steel shafts.
                      I am very interested in a set of your Fusion irons with regular
                      flex graphite shafts.Average condition.5 through pw.
                      What can we do on a trade in ?
                      Thanks
                      Jay

                      Asked on 1/5/2010 by Jay from Clearwater,Florida

                      1 answer

                      • CUSTOMER CARE

                        A:

                        The set (5-LW) would be worth $170 on trade and the two hybrids I am not sure about. I do not know what model hybrids they are. You can call our sales staff at 800-200-4726 with any trade in pricing.

                        Answered on 1/6/2010 by Mary Cass from 800-200-4726

                    • Q:

                      I currently play a set of of the Fusion Irons, Graph/Firm. At first I really liked the improvement in control of these Irons. But I seem to have lost distance, 1 to 2 club lenghts shorter. I am 12 handicap. Thinking about going to a X-22. Would these clubs be comparable and could I gain some distamnce back.

                      Asked on 12/21/2009 by Anonymous from Ashland, KY

                      2 answers

                      • A:

                        I had the same problem with the 85 gram shaft stiff.I recently had them reshafted with Grapholoy pro launch red shafts in Regular flex and the lenth is back.I am 57 and a 9.5 hcp.

                        Answered on 12/29/2009 by flap from huntington new york

                      • A:

                        You need to go to steel shafts. You are probably overswinging
                        due to the weight difference 127 grams for steel compared
                        to 75-85 grams for graphite.

                        Answered on 5/1/2010 by Albundy from V. Hills Il

                    • Q:

                      Please share information regarding the uniflex shafts for the irons as I'm unfamiliar with those shafts. I'm currently playing with a regular graphite shaft for my driver and a firm graphite shaft for my irons.

                      Asked on 12/18/2009 by 3surfnow3 from Honolulu, Hawaii

                      1 answer

                      • CUSTOMER CARE

                        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 12/18/2009 by Ryan Corl from 1-800-200-4726

                    • Q:

                      which clubs are included in this set ?

                      Asked on 12/18/2009 by ric from ft lauderdale fla

                      1 answer

                      • CUSTOMER CARE

                        A:

                        We have a wide selection of sets ranging from 3-PW, 4-PW, 5-PW, SW. To find out what sets are available, please call our sales department at 1-800-200-4726.

                        Answered on 12/18/2009 by Ryan Corl from 1-800-200-4726

                    • Q:

                      How many versions of the fusion irons are there (2004, 2006, 2008, etc. ?)? And how can I tell one from another?

                      Asked on 12/8/2009 by Anonymous

                      1 answer

                      • CUSTOMER CARE

                        A:

                        The original Fusion irons were introduced in 2005. The Wide Sole version were introduced in 2006, and the FT irons and FT i-brids were introduced in 2008. If you need help determining the difference in years, please call our sales department at 1-800-200-4726.

                        Answered on 12/8/2009 by Ryan Corl from 1-800-200-4726

                    • Q:

                      Please tell me where I can review description of lie angle? Green, White,etc

                      Asked on 12/8/2009 by chris from wilton, ct

                      1 answer

                      • CUSTOMER CARE

                        A:

                        Black is standard lie, 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.

                        Answered on 12/8/2009 by Ryan Corl from 1-800-200-4726

                    • Q:

                      What years were the fusion irons made??

                      Asked on 12/2/2009 by Don

                      1 answer

                      • CUSTOMER CARE

                        A:

                        The Fusion Irons were introduced in 2005.

                        Answered on 12/2/2009 by Ryan Corl from 1-800-200-4726

                    • Q:

                      I have been trying to find 8 iron & PW steel shaft replacements with no luck. Any help would be appreciated.

                      Asked on 11/25/2009 by Anonymous

                      1 answer

                      • CUSTOMER CARE

                        A:

                        Please contact our sales staff at 800-200-4726 with any inventory inquiries. Thanks!

                        Answered on 11/25/2009 by Mary Cass from 800-200-4726

                    • Q:

                      What is the loft of the 3-PW clubs.

                      Asked on 11/23/2009 by Anonymous

                      1 answer

                      • CUSTOMER CARE

                        A:

                        The loft for the Big Bertha Fusion irons are as follows:
                        3 iron 21°
                        4 iron 23.5°
                        5 iron 26°
                        6 iron 29°
                        7 iron 33°
                        8 iron 37°
                        9 iron 41°
                        and PW 46°
                        Thanks!

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

                    • Q:

                      Help! Hi I have a set of Big Bertha Fusion Irons. I mad the mistake
                      of flowing somebody advise and removed the back plastic inserts from
                      the clubs (I guess the idea was to try to get more feel of where I was
                      hitting the ball). Unfortunately I seem to have lost them.
                      Is it possible to get replacements for this?
                      Thanks for your help.

                      Asked on 11/12/2009 by Anonymous

                      1 answer

                      • CUSTOMER CARE

                        A:

                        You will need to contact our corporate headquarters in Carlsbad, California. Their customer service number is 1-800-588-9836.

                        Answered on 11/12/2009 by Ryan Corl from 1-800-200-4726

                    • Q:

                      what's the difference between firm and regular flex? also, what is D0, D2, D4 for the weight specs?

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

                      1 answer

                      • CUSTOMER CARE

                        A:

                        Firm flex is equivalent to a stiff flex and a regular flex will be more flexible than the firm. The weighting is different depending on what shaft you get. For more information please call our sales department at 1-800-200-4726.

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

                    • Q:

                      Can they be bent to 3-4 degrees upright?

                      Asked on 11/10/2009 by Anonymous

                      1 answer

                      • CUSTOMER CARE

                        A:

                        The ERC Fusion irons can have the lie altered but only a total of 3° upright or 3° flat.

                        Answered on 11/10/2009 by Mary Cass from 800-200-4726

                    • Q:

                      What is lie angle--up?

                      Asked on 11/9/2009 by Manny from Tallahassee, FL

                      1 answer

                      • CUSTOMER CARE

                        A:

                        When a lie angle is upright that means that the toe of the club will be pointed higher up than a standard club. Upright lie angles are usually for the taller player (over 6 feet). For more information on club fitting please contact our sales department at 1-800-200-4726.

                        Answered on 11/9/2009 by Ryan Corl from 1-800-200-4726

                    • Q:

                      why is a certified set cheaper than regular set. isn't the certified set gaurantied to be better?

                      Asked on 11/6/2009 by hacker from honolulu

                      1 answer

                      • CUSTOMER CARE

                        A:

                        All of our Callaway clubs will be certified clubs but the sale items will be listed as "certified buys". It is only distinguishing the difference between sales pricing and regular pricing.

                        Answered on 11/6/2009 by Mary Cass from 800-200-4726

                    • Q:

                      Just recieved my fusion irons,Like New condition. I can see that these clubs have been refurbished. Will the face and chrome work hold up as new. I usually purchase very good which are normally not refurbs to my eye.

                      Asked on 11/5/2009 by JC from Wantagh NY

                      1 answer

                      • CUSTOMER CARE

                        A:

                        When we refurbish clubs our objective is to make them like new again. This being said the face and chrome work will hold up as any new club would.

                        Answered on 11/5/2009 by Ryan Corl from 1-800-200-4726

                    • Q:

                      Specifactions

                      Asked on 11/5/2009 by JR from Florida

                      1 answer

                    • Q:

                      What is the loft of the Fusion wedges?

                      Asked on 11/4/2009 by Anonymous

                      1 answer

                      • CUSTOMER CARE

                        A:

                        The Fusion Iron wedges will have lofts of 46 degrees (PW), 51 degrees (AW), 56 degrees (SW), and 60 degrees (LW).

                        Answered on 11/4/2009 by Ty Pivec from 1-888-722-1257

                    • Q:

                      Can you tell me where the fusion iron is as far as stiffness. With regard to other styles?

                      Asked on 10/28/2009 by Anonymous

                      1 answer

                      • CUSTOMER CARE

                        A:

                        We have numerous shafts in the FT irons to fit many swing speeds, such as senior, uniflex, stiff, and ladies flex. For more information please call our sales department at 1-800-200-4726.

                        Answered on 10/28/2009 by Ty Pivec from 1-888-722-1257

                    • Q:

                      What is the difference in flex between a senior shaft and Ladies shaft

                      Asked on 10/27/2009 by Buying for Wife from Perth Aus

                      1 answer

                      • CUSTOMER CARE

                        A:

                        The actual flex will be the same for the ladies and the senior shaft.

                        Answered on 10/27/2009 by Ty Pivec from 1-888-722-1257

                    • Q:

                      Where on your page can I find single irons(Fusion, LH) to purchase? I can get to the sets, but not single irons.

                      Asked on 10/2/2009 by Ray from Bonita Springs, Fl

                      1 answer

                      • CUSTOMER CARE

                        A:

                        There is a tab right next to the iron sets that says Individual. Click on that and it will only show individual irons. There is also a tab next to it for Wedges.

                        Answered on 10/2/2009 by Walt Schroeder from 1-888-722-1330

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