Description Material:
Ultra strong stainless steel
Stronger than 6-4 Titanium
Design:
17% - 45% thinner than leading competitors
Larger overall clubhead and striking surface
Unique "DEEP BACK CAVITY" design for a lower, more rearward placed center of gravity (COG)
Results:
LARGER SWEET SPOT!
AMAZING ACCURACY
CONSISTENT LONG DISTANCE "SHOT AFTER SHOT"
Reviewed by: greg(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: top flite XL2000 irons
Summary: I bought two sets of these irons online, one set for me and one set for my golfing buddy. I shoot around 80 most of the time, occasionally under. My buddy shoots in the mid to upper 70's most of the time. I think I bought these about 7 or 8 years ago, and I still use them now. I had a set of Pings at the time, but just wasn't getting it done. These clubs immediately added 20 to 25 yards of distance over the pings. My ping pitching wedge was about 125-130yds, and the xl2000 was around 145-150yds. They are super forgiving clubs, and will get the ball very high. For the price, these have to be the best deal of all times in the golfing world! I don't know why they don't make them anymore, and I hope that Calloway is using this tech in some of the new Top-flite irons. As I said, I still use them 2 or 3 times a week, and my buddy still uses his every time he plays. I also have since bought a gap wedge, and a Top flite tour sand wedge(not XL2000), and love both of them.
Customer Service: Never had a problem
Similar Products Used: Ping Eye 2, Taylormade RAC, RAm's??,
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Summary: I bought these clubs after reading the reviews on this site. These are forgiving clubs and when you connect you barely feel it. However, these clubs are HEAVY. I mean really heavy, and it ain't just the steel shafts talking. There's a reason you don't feel contact with these clubs. If you like heavy clubs, these are for you. I only paid $120 for them so no big loss. I'm going to find some lighter irons and see how those do.
Customer Service: n/a
Similar Products Used: Various Golfsmith Irons
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Summary: The best clubs. My set is 5 years old now and I want to replace them with the same set, but only NEW. Does anyone know of any outlet that might sell this set NEW?
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Review Date August 21, 2006
Overall Rating 4 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Reviewed by: Deter(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed: Top Flite XL2000
Summary: Bought these clubs to replace a set of hand me down King Cobras. All I can say is I love them. I have the grapfite shafts and they feel great. Best deal ever!
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Summary: I bought these clubs when my wife and I started a family and my game started to suffer. I have owned Titleist 962s, Ben Hogan Apex PCs, Lynx Black Cats and Ping Eye 2 (still own these!). However, for game improvement and help for an infrequent golfer the XL 2000s have been excellent. As noted, they aren't made anymore, but they are a real value now and the technology is still current. Not a Miss Universe candidate, but what performance! I sometimes think I would like to check out the latest Callaways and/or Cleveland irons, but these irons will help me get back to the next level.
Customer Service: Never needed.
Similar Products Used: Lynx Black Cats, Ben Hogan Apex PCs, Titleist DCI 962s, Ping Eye 2 square grooves.
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