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Comments about Callaway Golf X-Tour Irons:
The Callaway X-Tour in my opinion is the most solid feeling forged offering from Callaway to date. After trying the newer models of the X-forged I think the original model offers the most solid, soft feel coupled with the project X shafts. This was my first attempt with the "average" rating and the clubs were a little rougher than I had hoped for, but for the price I still think you get what you pay for.
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With the KBS Tour shaft, a lie and loft fitting, the best clubs for my game.
Solid and soft feel with low vibration.
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These irons gave me the consistancy I was looking for with with the feel of a forged iron. The club looks good at address dispite being a little thick at the top. You can really just "point and shoot" these irons and put the ball wherever you want. Bad shots went farther for me and a miss on a full shot misses by only a few yards. I can't wait to see how these clubs help me this season.
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went from x-16 to the x-tour.great club,looks awsome at address.then there is hitting it,in a word BUTTER.i was worried going from the game improvement cub to this one, but the transition was easy.forged clubs are the only way to go. would highly recomend . callawaypreowned customer service is second to none.
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Great feel
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The best parts about these irons, is the accuracy and distance control. I could drop it on a dime from any yardage. On top of that, my distance improved 5 yards with each iron. I am 100% satisfied with these irons, and so is my game.
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These clubs are easy to hit and very accurate. Maybe the best Callaway has ever produced.
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Comments about Callaway Golf X-Tour Irons:
I have 5,7 and 9 irons in a travel set I use. These are the best-feeling irons I have ever hit. Their feel is matched by their surprising forgiveness and length.
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Comments about Callaway Golf X-Tour Irons:
The product reflected the quality, performance and expectations that I personally associate with the Callaway brand. The physical/cosmetic condition of the preowned equipment exceeded my expectations, while at the sametime met the performance level that orginally attracted me to the brand.
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Comments about Callaway Golf X-Tour Irons:
I never believed that the quality of iron made a real difference in a players game but since this purchase I am convinced I was wrong.
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How do I know what color dot, size would I need for a fit. I'm 5' 9' 195 shoot in the high 80's to mid 90's1 answer
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Standard lie usually fits those from 5'9"-6'1", so standard or one flat would be a good fit for you. If you see a set that isn't the right lie angle, we can change it for you. To place a custom order, please call our sales team at 1-800-200-4726.Q:
lie angle???1 answer
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For a complete page of specs on the X-Tour irons, please visit the link below.Q:
What year are these clubs???1 answer
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The X Tour irons were introduced in 2006.Q:
What year did they come out?1 answer
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The X-Tour irons were introduced in mid 2005 and were produced until 2007.Q:
IS there an additional charge to adjust length and lie on a set of irons being purchased1 answer
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Yes, there is a fee to alter our clubs. To alter the length it would be $5 for one club, $28 for six clubs, $31 for seven, $34 for eight, and $37 for nine clubs. To alter the lie angle, it would be $4 for one club, $22 for six clubs, $25 for seven clubs, $28 for eight clubs, and $30 for nine clubs.Q:
I am currently an 8 hdcp. I play the Hogan FTX forged irons with a FCM 6.5 Rifle shaft. I am thinking about upgrading to a Callaway forged product,to match my FT9 driver and Fusion woods, but not sure if they are any better than the Hogans that I currently play. I hit a 6 iron about 155 yards but dead straight and can work the ball either way. What iron would you suggest?1 answer
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I would suggest the X-Forged irons. They are a forged club with a thin look, and will allow you to shape the ball, while still giving you some room for mishits.Q:
Do the X-Tour irons conform to the new 2010 groove rules?1 answer
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No, none of the irons we currently sell conform to the groove rule.Q:
Can you adjust the lie angles prior to shipping?1 answer
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Yes, we can adjust the lie or length on all Callaway clubs before we ship. Please call our sales team at 1-800-200-4726 if you want to adjust those.Q:
Can you please tell me the lofts of the X Tour irons?1 answer
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The lofts on the X Tour irons are as follows:Q:
what is the tip size in dia. ? For re-shafting?1 answer
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Driver & fairway wood tip diameter is .350. Irons are .370.Home Big Bertha Golf Clubs Beginners Callaway Calaway Calloway Headcovers Head Covers Used Golf Clubs Discount Golf Clubs
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