General Discussion - Every Level Golfer Can Find The Callaway Razr X Irons A Valu heye482 - Thu Dec 13, 2012 3:58 am Post subject: Every Level Golfer Can Find The Callaway Razr X Irons A Valu
In head-to-head tests, the new RAZR X Irons are 56% more accurate than a competitor's iron that chases distance at the cost of accuracy.
The callaway razr x irons are made for feel, even though Callaway states that these clubs were designed for performance as well. The technology placed in these clubs is going to revolutionize the way irons are manufactured. The weight of the irons is equally distributed for a wide-sole iron, but playability is still maintained.
Beginning golfers moving to the next skill level will find these irons a good club to move into, while mid-handicappers will be able to start working the ball a little more than they were used to. The Callaway razr x irons are made with a wide sole, but give you the feel of a thin-sole iron, which most better golfers prefer. Upon contact you get some good feedback and lose little distance on mishits. These are the only irons that compare the closest to the TaylorMade RocketBallz irons.
The wide-sole can be seen upon address, which makes you feel like they will be a little heavier than they are. Very few bad comments can be said about these irons. The mid-handicapper will also find the callaway razr irons a valuable asset.
The low-handicapper or experienced golfer won’t find these callaway razr x iron set the best for their game. To learn more about the Callaway RAZR, you can see what GolfSmith’s product expert Jack Erickson has to say about these irons in the video below.
Both sets have an integrated clubface or undercut cavity and the usual Callaway medallion on the back to dampen vibration and improve impact sound. The callaway razr x hl irons have wider soles. They offer the option of subbing two RAZR X HL hybrids for two of the irons.
If I were to buy these irons, I would definitely go with the Razr X Forged. That is a very beautiful club.