Reviewed by: Jude(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: 2005 Callaway X-Tour Irons
Summary: I have had these irons for about 4 years and absolutely love them. At first I noticed a loss of about 5 yards from my Cleveland clubs, and that is because these are tour irons and are about 2 degrees weaker than most manufactors cast irons so I had them bent 2 degrees strong...problem solved. I also had them bent 2 degrees flat because I'm on the short side. I then changed out the shafts from those heavy S300's to Project X 5.0's which are nearly 15 grams lighter and make a HUGE difference in ball flight. I have recently tried out the Mizuno MP-53's but they don't seem to have quiet the buttery feel of my x-tours, which really suprised me since Mizuno is know for their soft as butter feeling clubs. These clubs are also VERY forgiving for a forged iron.
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Review Date June 13, 2011
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
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Reviewed by: golf is fun(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: X-Tour with Project X 6.5. +1/2"
Summary: I have had these irons since 2006. Mine have 6.5 project x shafts - the old satin finish version without the frequency noted on the label.
I have played them on and off, switching out with Mizuno and other irons. Every time i come back to these i am amazed.
They allow me to control ball flight - working it left to right or right to left plus hit high shots that stop fast or punch shots that fight the wind.
Feel is as good as my Mizzi's, just different. Forgiveness is exceptional for a players club. Turf interaction is wonderful, allowing for additional forgiveness on misses.
I haven't found a club yet that is superior to these babies, and that's the reason they don't get sold and keep returning to the bag.
Overall grade: A+
Customer Service: Never used - no problems with irons.
Similar Products Used: Various Mizuno, Ping, and Titleist products.
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Review Date September 10, 2010
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
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Reviewed by: Marc(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Callaway X Tour
Summary: I am a 10 handicap. I play the Callaway X Tour irons with the True Temper S300 shafts. The clubs are heavy but the ball flies straighter than any irons I have ever played and every shot on the clubface is flushed. These are the best.
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Review Date July 28, 2010
Overall Rating 4 of 5
Value Rating 4 of 5
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Reviewed by: deckie(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 90s
Summary: callaway x tour forged is best for me, I was tried many best brand but still no comfort for me, one year ago I moved to callaway x tour, and feel so comfort to use and hi accuration also distance, tks callaway
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Summary: Inspired by three-time major champion Phil Mickelson, the new Callaway X-Tour Wedges offer tour-proven precision for the more accomplished golfer. Legendary clubmaker Roger Cleveland has designed the best-looking, best-performing wedges Callaway Golf has ever produced. Forged from soft 1020 carbon steel for exceptional touch and feel around the greens, Callaway X-Tour Wedge at wowgolfclubs.com,the wedges come in numerous loft/bounce combinations to fit most players' preferences. Roger Cleveland designed 58- and 60-degree versions with the special PM (Phil Mickleson) Grind, which allows for the maximum in playability around the greens, and added "Mack Daddy" Grooves for the ultimate in spin, trajectory and distance control.
Features
Forged 1020 carbon steel
Allows for exceptional touch and feel around the greens. Available in two finishes: durable Satin Chrome or Vintage, which is the look preferred by most tour players.
Special PM (Phil Mickelson) Grind and "Mack Daddy" Grooves
On selected 58- and 60-degree versions, the PM Grind allows for the maximum in playability around the greens. Unique 'Mack Daddy' Grooves are aggressively-sized but conforming grooves that maximize spin, trajectory and distance control.
New enhanced shaping
Preferred by tour players, the new improved head shape creates confidence on full shots as well as delicate feel shots around the greens.
Eight bounce/loft angle combinations
Choose from among eight loft/bounce combinations that work best for your swing and turf conditions.
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