Callaway Hawk Eye Tungsten Injected Irons
Callaway Hawk Eye Tungsten Injected Irons
USER REVIEWS
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[Jan 11, 2000]
T. Smith
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Tungsten Injected Irons
The best clubs on the market today. Winn grips are superb. Feel is excellent. Ball flight and trajectory are far better than the other clubs. Will stay with these for a while and you should too. The extra money is worth it. Shot 5 strokes better the first day I used them Similar Products Used: Ping ISI, Taylor Made, Ping eye-2, Callaway X-12 |
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[Nov 26, 1999]
reeves
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Hawkeye Irons
I loved these clubs at first, on the range. Then I discovered I couldn't work the ball at all. The club head is way too massive. Distance is less than my GBB graphite sticks. Stick with the X12s or blades. Customer Service Excellent CS. Callaway is the best with this. Wish they would post their specs, however. Similar Products Used: GBB irons. Hogan Apex. Taylor Made Firesoles. |
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[Nov 26, 1999]
Bryan O'Neal
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway hawkey
These clubs are for beginners and high handicappers only.... Probably not, but that's how they felt at address. They are a monster of a club! Simply too much club head for me. I had the chance to demo these and I was extememly disappointed. If you're an aspiring golfer who shoots in the low 80s and below, do yourself a favor and stick with true irons like the 990s or Mizunos. But, if you're older and all you want is a club you can swing away and not worry about the results, these are your clubs! Similar Products Used: Wilson Ultra, Cobra |
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[Nov 25, 1999]
Reggie Sutton
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway Hawkeye Tungsten Injected
I'll admit that I'm a beginner and my game was totally inconsistent. I had a bad problem of slicing too. I bought a set of Hawkeyes and WOW! Talk about busting a straight shot down the fairway! I now have more control and hardly ever experience slices anymore. The Hawkeye is not only a beautiful, elegant-looking club but it gives you that extra something. I'm no longer ashamed to play around more experienced golfers.I paid a lot more than I originally expected to pay for a set of clubs but I think it was worth the money. Similar Products Used: Big Bertha X-12, Titleist, Ping and Taylor Made |
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[Nov 20, 1999]
George K. Guszcza
Shoot in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway Hawkeye #2 Iron R graphite shaft
This iron is incredible. I usually slice to such an extent that people think I hit boomerangs instead of golf balls. However, with this iron I have been hitting 225-250 straight down the middle from the tee. From the fairway it is very forgiving and just as good as any of the hybrid ""iron-woods"" I have tried. Customer Service I called on a Saturday with questions regarding the Hawkeyes vs. the X-12 and received prompt, professional service. Similar Products Used: Taylor Made Burner #1 Iron, Alien Driving Iron, Taylor Made Rescue Club |
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[Oct 23, 1999]
Robert Boroff
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway Hawkeye Irons
Very forgiving and long. Arthritic joints appreciate soft feel and Winn grips. Easier to hit than old Tung-Ti irons and set up better. Missed hole in one on 180 yard hole by 4 inches during my first round. Expensive but worth it. Customer Service callaway has excellent service and stands behind their products forever. Similar Products Used: None |
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[Aug 17, 2001]
Mathias Krarup
3
Model Reviewed:
Hawk Eye
When I started playing I used the Ping I3, but I felt it hurted in my hands, there wasn't super control with the ball, and then I bought these ones, I can just say AWESOME! Great feel and super control! Similar Products Used: Ping I3 O-size, Orlimar Scoring Set, Cleveland TA5 |