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Callaway RAZR X Forged Irons
$129.00
Released February, 2011
The Pros:Overall great feel throughout the swing, well balanced and solid. Ball flies right where you send it, very accurate. Design has a classic look that still manages to seem modern.
The Cons:The metal is a little soft, need to be careful with the clubs or they will warp. A little more vibration on impact than there should be.
The Callaway RAZR X Forged Irons are clubs designed for advanced golfers, and are built to offer precision and playability. The tour-inspired design is by Roger Cleveland, and features a thin topline, narrow sole and short blade length.
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Additional design features include a high squared-off toe and sharp leading edge, allowing for precise shot-shaping with the right amount of control. These clubs are built with a triple net forging process that provides a superior feel and makes the use of CC groves possible. High performance Tour CC grooves have 30% more grooves than standard irons, enabling increased spin for aggressive shot making. These clubs are made of Forged 1020 Carbon Steel for a soft feel and responsive feedback.
Features
- Tour-Inspired Design by Roger Cleveland
- Triple Net Forging process
- High-performance Tour CC grooves
- Increased spin
- Forged 1020 Carbon Steel
- Soft feel and responsive feedback
- Thin topline, narrow sole, short blade length
- High squared-off toe and sharp leading edge
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overall great feel throughout the swing, well balanced and solid
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ball flies right where you send it, very accurate
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design has a classic look that still manages to seem modern
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durable finish, doesn't chip or scratch easily
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easy to hit with a large sweet spot
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the metal is a little soft, need to be careful with the clubs or they will warp
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a little more vibration on impact than there should be
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