Model Reviewed: callaway hawkeye tungsten injected
Summary: I love the clubs, been using for 3 yrs now. taken awhile to find the compacted swing. Can anyone tell me how the correct way to hitting them though
Customer Service: great
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Model Reviewed: Hawk Eye Tungsten-Injected Titanium Irons Steel Shaft
Summary: I have been playing golf for approximately 20 years off and on. After coming off a long hiatus I decided to get back to playing on a regular basis. My old clubs unfortunately were stolen (if you are out there hope you like ping zing 2s you numbnuts!) I stumbled on this set of irons at the recommendation of a friend and I could not be happier of the theft that occurred! These clubs have a heavy base assisting with preventing thin shots and also allowing a level of forgiveness that I have not felt in any other club. I was formerly a 20+ handicap but since my new found enthusiasm (all secondary to these irons to be truthful) I am now a 13. I highly recommend these clubs to any beginner or intermediate player (as i cannot speak for those devilish single digit handicappers.)
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Review Date September 26, 2007
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Reviewed by: Elijah(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Callaway Hawkeye VFT
Summary: Being in the market for new irons recently, I wanted to buy a set that I could use without spending an inordinate amount of time at the practice range.
I learned of the Callaway Hawkeye irons while researching the Ping G5, Ping i5, the Callaway X-18, and X-20. Boy, am I glad I did. Since purchasing the Hawkeyes form the Callaway Pre-Owned store, I have played six rounds. These clubs are magnificent!!! They are the longest, and most forgiving irons I have ever owned. I have found the Hawkeyes to be at least one club longer than the other sets I own, or have owned. Over the last 20 years I have played Hogans, Adams, and Mizuno irons, and I have been pleased with the performance of each of these brands. However, I would have to rate the Hawkeyes superior to any of the aforementioned irons. Being a 18 handicap, I do miss shots. The misses with the Hawkeyes still travel toward the target, and the distance is usually pretty good also. On the good hits, these babies hold the line, draw, or fade, depending on your skill level. The only area where I have had a little problem is chipping with the 9-PW, but I think this will be worked out with a little more practice. I have never been happier with a set of irons,
Customer Service: Not used
Similar Products Used: Hogans (2 sets)
Adams (2 sets)
Mizuno
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Summary: Of anyone out there, who can't say these are not the longest irons made. I only have a swing speed around 109 mph; however, I hit my PW around 140, 9 iron around 155 and so on. The 3/4 irons don't have the distance though, but mid/short irons you can bomb. I shot a 67 yesterday on a 7200 yard course w/these babies.
Customer Service: Callaway is the best.......I broke the 5 iron and they sent me a new one free.
Similar Products Used: all irons known to man!!!
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Review Date April 16, 2007
Overall Rating 4 of 5
Value Rating 4 of 5
Reviewed by: michael(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: hawk eye tungsten injected
Summary: i like these clubs a lot i have a set for about a year or two. and the only bad thing about them that you can get use to is how hard it is to get use to swinging the clubs. i can hit them well but its all in the swing. you kinda have to swing a diffrent way to be able to adjust to them. there great clubs just hard to get use to.
Similar Products Used: i have use to have a set of ping eye red dot and thats the closest that i can compare to these clubs.
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