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Best Callaway's most forgiving X Hot irons 2014 reviews by jessica delia
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Best Callaway's most forgiving X Hot irons 2014 reviews |
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Callaway is taking aim at low-handicap players, aspiring club champs and the game's discerning pros. The Callaway X Hot is the most forgiving iron in its 2013 lineup, featuring a deep cavity to improve distance and forgiveness.
The X Hot irons is a game-improvement iron, a category of irons that gets a bad rap for causing flyers — shots that are hit slightly above the center of the face and tend to fly unexpectedly far. By reinforcing the top part of the face, engineers lowered the sweetspot to slightly below center (0.155 inches lower then than Callaway’s previous game-improvement model, the Callaway RAZR X irons), which is where most amateurs make contact with their irons. By doing this, Callaway engineers said they’ve removed the “high hot spot.”
For players seeking forgiveness or help with distance, Callaway will point toward the company's Callaway Apex Pro irons or Callaway X2 Hot irons. However, the new clubs have been given updated grooves, and Callaway modified the sole to make it work through the turf more easily. “This is the first time that we’ve cast the groove that we’ve been forging,” Williams said. “It’s a harder, more expensive groove to make. But we wanted to put in in the (pro) line where players are more likely to notice.”
Like the standard version, engineers stiffened the upper part of the face to eliminate flyers and make the lower portion of the face more forgiving on mishits. The Pros also feature Callaway’s 20-degree close-spaced grooves, which Luke Williams, global director of woods and irons for Callaway, said increases backspin as much as 1000 rpms out of the rough.
While I was playing the most forgiving irons, I felt myself make many mistakes but the ball seemed to make it's way to the general direction I aimed for. Golfers have a mortal fear of hitting the globe first. That’s why these X Hot irons are very forgiving low on the face.
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