General Discussion - Callaway Mens FT Irons Are A New Fully Integrated Set Design heye622 - Thu Nov 15, 2012 6:51 pm Post subject: Callaway Mens FT Irons Are A New Fully Integrated Set Design
Do you know the callaway ft irons? At first glance you may think that the Callaway FT i-brid irons are for high handicappers only.
At first glance you may think that the callaway mens ft irons are for high handicappers only. An evolution of the original Fusion cheap golf Irons, the 2008 FTs are a product of Callaway Golf's innovative weight-shifting science Fusion Technology.
True, the callaway ft irons are very forgiving and easy to hit, so if you struggle with normal irons then these could be the ones for you. Multi-material construction allows for premium performance. However the trajectory produced right through the set is very good and not the high ballooning shot you would expect. Heavy Tunite weighting in the sole has been concentrated more toward the heel and toe for a higher MOI and better stability while keeping the CG low and deep.
The feel of the callaway golf ft ibrids was surprisingly good and at address they looked ok despite extra weight at the back of the head. The lightweight titanium body allows for an oversize clubhead with increased offset for greater forgiveness.
The longer irons would actually make great hybrid clubs as part of a larger set, so whilst mid or even low handicappers would not be seen dead with these at 7-PW. The callaway ft i-brid irons are a new Fully Integrated Set Design that smoothly transitions from super game-improvement mid and short irons to the new i-brid design.
The lightweight titanium body of the callaway i brid irons, TPU SenSert and heavy Tunite alloy combine to create the most forgiving and playable clubs we've ever made. The game-improvement mid and short irons are the ultimate in forgiveness with an oversized design with an increased offset, a large effective hitting and a wide sole that improves turf interaction.
What's the feeling of you with this clubs? The longer irons would actually make great clubs as part of a larger set. Just have a try.