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Comments about Callaway Golf X-Forged Irons (2007):
I learned to play using Forged clubs. Hogan, Staff, Mizuno,etc. I had been playing some X-tours for about 4 years, but the offset and thicker topline gave me direction problems. These clubs have restored my accuracy and furnished valuable feedback. My ball striking has improved and I am now back into the low to mid 70s, about a 3-4 stroke per round improvement.
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Comments about Callaway Golf X-Forged Irons (2007):
Bought a 6-iron during the [$] sale. I love the feedback and feel that this club gives you. It's like a baseball bat - when you hit the sweet spot, it flies and you don't feel a thing. When you miss the sweet spot, the club tells you whether it was heel,toe, high low. I think this feedback is valuable to me in improving my ball-striking consistency / ability. These clubs are also respond well to shot-shaping techniques (draw/fade). I'm looking forward to unlocking that aspect of the game. Of course, they also perform excellently on straight shots.
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Comments about Callaway Golf X-Forged Irons (2007):
I boght the 3 iron to match my 4-pw set of 2007 X-Forged. I have been very pleased with the feel and consistency compared to my existing set.
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Comments about Callaway Golf X-Forged Irons (2007):
A great club - but I will keep my X-22's
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Comments about Callaway Golf X-Forged Irons (2007):
great feedback from good and bad shots.[...]
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Comments about Callaway Golf X-Forged Irons (2007):
I upgraded from X-14s to these two years ago and I'm still using them. They're very workable and very long and I love them. The only reason they're my 2nd favorite iron is because I've played with my friends X-Prototype, and oh wow. But these irons are a close second (better than the 09s).
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Comments about Callaway Golf X-Forged Irons (2007):
These irons are a great transition club for someone who has played forged blades all their life. VERY workable yet forgiving in the long irons. The ultimate combination of feel and performance. Callaway needs to keep these in the lineup.
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Comments about Callaway Golf X-Forged Irons (2007):
Purchased these irons to replace a set I already had. After getting used to the blade style again, I found that I am hitting 1 club less than with my older set. The feel and control are incredible. Best set of clubs I have owned.
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Comments about Callaway Golf X-Forged Irons (2007):
Great set of irons, the best i had. I hit them very good and very accurate.
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Comments about Callaway Golf X-Forged Irons (2007):
I'm more or less a beginner, started with lessons last summer and have steadily improved from terrible to bad. The X-forged wedges were just right for me, so I thought I'd take a chance on the irons even though they are supposed to be unforgiving and not suitable for a HH like me. While I'm not sure I get quite as much distance as with Cleveland CG-7s, the weight and balance are perfect and shots almost always are straight with nice trajectory. Love them, and my son (15 handicap) tried them last week and now wants them.
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What are the lofts of these irons?1 answer
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For a full spec sheet on the X-Forged irons, please visit the link provided below.Q:
Should every club have a registration/serial # on the hosel? Recently purchased 4-PW and only the 8 iron has a number on hosel.1 answer
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For Callaway irons, the 8 iron will be the only club that has the serial number listed and that is only if they are brand new clubs. If they have been refurbished, than that serial number may get buffed out.Q:
Really looking at the 3-pw non-flighted project X (5.5) set while it is on sale. Problem is that I don't need the 3 or 4 iron because I already have callaway hybrids 2 & 4 iron. I would also need them bent back to 1UP. Should I continue to wait or can the sales team work something out with me?1 answer
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I would call our sales team to see if they can assist you now. That number is 800-200-4726. That way you won't have to miss out on our sale.Q:
Do these irons have 2010 rules conforming grooves for the PGA Tour?2 answers
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The grooves on the X-Forged Irons will not conform to the 2010 groove rule.A:
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Greetings. I am a 49, currently play to 9.5 index and have played/enjoyed my Fusion irons for four years. I am considering a change to forged to get more feel and get to the next level (play 60-70 rounds annually). With this limited information, is my best bet the 2007 X forged, Protos, or 2009 X forged? BTW--I have been fitted several times very recently and know my specs--plus 3/4", 1 degree up, 5.5 project x or KBS tour stiff. Average 6 iron swing speed 85-88mph. Thank you for your response!1 answer
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I would recommend the 2007 or 2009 X-Forged irons. They will still have good forgiveness, but will have a much better feel to them and will allow you to shape the ball. The Prototypes are meant for a low handicap player, and will be harder to hit than the X-Forged irons. With your swing speed, I would recommend a regular flex shaft, in this case the Project X 5.5 shafts.Q:
If I purchase the 2 Iron Steel Stiff 6.0 (Stiff) Royal Precision Project X Flighted Steel (TTIP) 2 Up (White) Standard Like New $71.99 iron which is 2 degrees upright, can you straighten it to normal/no up or down before you ship it? If so, how much would it cost to straighten it? I am very intersted in the club. Any chance of any additional discount?1 answer
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We can make any Callaway iron (minus the X-22 Tour, Fusion wide sole, and FT I-Brids) standard lie angle for $4.00 per club. Please contact our sales staff at 800-200-4726 to discuss the possibility of any discount pricing.Q:
What is the differenece between X flighted and X rifle shafts? I am intereted in a 6.0 stiffness, 1 degree up and +1/2 length.1 answer
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The Project X Rifle shafts in a 6.0 will have a low torque and mid kick point. The Project X Flighted shafts are made to help get the longer irons in the air easier and keep the shorter irons lower for optimal trajectory. The Flighted shafts will have a low torque, higher kick points in the shorter irons, and lower kick points in the longer irons.Q:
I have 5.5 standard lie --- would I be better with a 5.0 standard lie or a 5.5 to match my shafts with a one up lie. I have lost an 8 iron that I am trying to replace.1 answer
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I would try to find the proper shaft to match, we can adjust the lie back to standard if you would like. For pricing on lie adjustments and our latest inventory please call our sales department at 1-800-200-4726.Q:
How can you tell if these irons are Black, Green, Yellow or whatever color just by looking at one of these clubs? Is there a mark on them?1 answer
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The X-Forged Irons will have an R on the hosel that is color coded. 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:
what is uniflex1 answer
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A uniflex shaft 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.Q:
How do I compare X-Forged (2007) iron to X-20 (2008) irons to X-22 (2009) irons. Each year you claim the new is the best. Yet Forged is supposed to be superior feel while Composite makes the same claim. In the same line, how does one choose between Callaway, Mizuno, etc., etc., when all claim to be the best. I can not hit them all. I can't even find many of them near me. Suggestions , please. Any massive DEMO days nearby?1 answer
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Please contact our sales department at 1-800-200-4726 and someone will be happy to assist you.Home Big Bertha Golf Clubs Beginners Callaway Calaway Calloway Headcovers Head Covers Used Golf Clubs Discount Golf Clubs
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