Callaway Golf RAZR X Forged Irons

Product Review

Complete Legal Product Name(s): Callaway RAZR X Forged Irons Product One-Liner: Tighter Shots. Shorter Putts. Lower Scores. Uncompromised Performance. “What truly sets the RAZR X Forged Irons apart is the unique Triple Net Forging process. Not only does it yield superior feel and aesthetics, it allows for the high performance grooves that were used to win the 2010 Masters and U.S. Open.”

Product Features

Tour CC Grooves Provide elite-level golfers increased spin for aggressive shot-making Found only on Callaway?s forged products, there are up to 30% more tightly spaced grooves, creating better control than conventional grooves
Forged 1020 Carbon Steel Produces soft feel and incredibly responsive feedback at impact Triple Net Forging ensures extremely tight tolerances which can?t be achieved with conventional methods.
New Tour-Inspired Head Shape In addition to thin topline, narrow sole and short blade length, the clubhead has a higher, squared-off toe and a sharper leading edge Precision shot-shaping workability
Permits our engineers to incorporate higher performing grooves that still conform to TOUR rules

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Not just for low handicap golfers!, March 29, 2012

Barry McClure - See all my reviews

This review is from: Callaway Golf RAZR X Forged Irons (Sports)

I am a mid to high handicap golfer. I purchashed these to make sure I was striking the ball properly. To many "game improving" irons are designed to hide flaws in your swing. These irons give you the feel of a tour iron but just enough forgivness to let you improve your game. If I can hit these irons, you can too! I have stayed away from Callaway because I was always a TM player. These irons were hit an avaerage of 18 yds farther and only strayed of center around 4 to 7 yds compared to my favorite previous brand. I wasn't a believer until I hit them...WOW!! It's not hype at Callaway...it's solid research and engineering. The commercials are true...winners play Callaway!