Choosing The Correct Golf Irons- The Callaway Irons

What are the finest golf irons to use if you are new to the game of golf and are looking forward to choosing the best set of golf irons for your grade of skill when you go out onto the golf course, there are three alternative things you need to examine?

There are fat and thin club head designs for irons, normally the fatter the head is then the more forgiving it is and the better it is for the apprentice.

Virtually, all the suited golf irons have a cavity back design which is where you see metal added around the outside of the back of the head, with a cavity going down behind a lip at the bottom. That additional weight helps to gain the MOI by stopping it twisting on the impact, and gives you a larger sweet spot to hit with.

Almost all golfers should go for a cavity back design, if you go for a ‘blade’ style then they are for pros and do not have any forgiveness if you don’t hit it right.

You have to make a choice of shaft type, between graphite because it is lighter or the extra weight of a steel shaft, this is more of a personal preference.

When you swing the shaft flexes and makes contact with the ball. Nearly all golfers are okay with a regular shaft, but if you notice you are swinging faster than most of the other golfers, then you might want to consider getting a shaft that is stiffer.

There are heaps of terrific clubs and brand names on the market to choose from. However, we have reviewed the “Callaway Irons”

Callaway Big Bertha Fusion Irons

The Big Bertha Fusion is a “traditional-looking iron chock full of non-traditional technology, one that has a reassuring appearance but also provides the benefits of an oversized, game-improvement iron”. They were designed to retain a traditional appearance but behind this familiar look is a whole host of unfamiliar technology. What they’ve tried to do is blend these two aspirations into one club. The result is the Big Berth Fusion. One of the top three Game Improvement irons
currently on the market and the best Callaway iron set for the higher handicapper.

Callaway X-18 Irons

The X-18 replaces the X-16, while continuing the extreme notch weighting and deep undercut channel technologies, which are patented to Callaway and only appear in their irons. The 360 Degree Undercut Channel rolls weight behind the face to concentrate mass around the perimeter for forgiveness and stability. Moving mass toward the perimeter thins the club face for an enlarged and efficient hitting area, and stabilizes the club head by moving weight out and away for more resistance to twisting and a more forgiving club – even on off-centre hits. The X- 18

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