Traded in Cleveland TA-2's for the X-20 Tours. Bad mistake. X-20's have no feel, and don't allow you to work the ball at all. These were fitted for me by my pro. Sold them last week to get some Mizuno's. No more Callaway's for me.

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None needed.

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just picked up the tour x 20's custom fit 2 deg flat with the flighted rifle 5.5 shafts. first day out shot 74.
not as demanding as a true tour club and require a little more effort to draw and fade. I recommend getting fit through a certified royal percision center you will never regret it. a solid club with a fair amount of forgiveness.

I’ve not reviewed clubs before so thought I’d write one, I hope helps. I’ve been playing with X-18 PS for the past three years and have come down from 10 to a 4 handicap. I was fitted by Callaway in the UK fitting centre so know I have the correct set-up. I tried most of the range and had the most consistent ball strikes with the X-20 Tour with Project X 5.5 flighted shafts, have been using S300. I found the 6.0 a little firm so chose the 5.5. My 6 iron swing speed is 82 mph.

The feel of the club is different to the X-18 PS, I prefer the X-20’s. Distance control is also better – more consistent distance in the longer irons. The yardage between clubs has increased from 12 to 15 yards which means the 4 iron has increased from 195 to 215, the PW is about the same but stops quicker – new groves.

I agree with a previous reviewer that they do seem to have more spin but I don’t seem to lose distance over what I’d expect using the X-18 PS’s.

I also tried the Mizuno MP60, TM R7 and Titleist 695CB, but prefer the Callaway’s.

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Very Good

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I previously played Ping i3 blue dot and have handed them down to my son (excuse to buy new clubs). They are a little clunkier looking on the top line, but are solid even on off-center hits. I have to stand on them to hit the same distance as the i3's - especially upwind - but every shot I hit is dead straight. They feel great, but after 3 rounds I'm concerned I may not be able to work the ball as much as I used to. Of course the flip side is I'm hitting them dead on line. I feel I'm getting much more spin with the X20's and am able to throw the ball at the flag without fear of release. But on the flipside, the additional spin may be the reason for the distance difference - especially on upwind shots. With only 3 rounds I'm pleased, but I'm reserving final judgement for a few more rounds.

im a 2 handicapper and i brought these recently. they are so solid to hit they go miles further then my old irons the callaway x-16 i was of 10 when i brought them 3 months ago and now im off to what more can i say.

For many years I was an avid fan of Tommy Armor, forged head blades. My local golf pro put his last set of Mizuno MP-32 irons on sale. The bottomline price made it diffcult to ignore - and I purchased them - a decision which I have regretted. My metalhead arsonal are all Callaway, to include a Heavenwood Hybrid 17-degree. My drives from the tee box are incredible and my fairway game is equally as good as my drives. I figure if the medalhead woods produce these types of results, why not complete the set with callaway irons. The iron purchase will take place this week - I will provide details following my first round.

nice clubs. They come stock with some nice rifle shafts which are very nice. Good blend of workabilty and forgiveness. The clubs are longer than my last irons. Some times if you hit it perfectly you can hit it 20 yards further than you thought you were going to. But other than that they are worth the purchase. I got these in may back when I was shooting in the 90's and now i am 15 to 20 strokes better. I give a lot of credit to these irons. Shot my personal best 73 a couple of weeks ago with a 3 under on the back 9

I have not yet bought these clubs but should be trying them out tomorrow and hopefully ordering them. Do you think it makes a difference to the way they play due to the fact that they are not forged heads? Or do they still give just as much feel? Please let me know soon.

I traded up from the Callaway x-18 pro series and these irons have exceeded all my expectations.

They set up nicely behind the ball and this design is the best combination of forgiveness and workability that I have found. I was fitted by PGA Tour Store with the project x 5.0 rifle flighted shafts(iron swing speed 75mph). I have read mixed reviews, but for me they are 1/2 club longer and provide me a beautiful ball flight; especially with the long irons.

While not a forged club, the x - 20 tours provide more than eneogh feedback for the player to know how they are striking the ball.

Before buying I compared them to TM R7, Cobra S9, callaway x - 20(too much offset) and the Mizuno Mx-25. All of these are good clubs it just boils down to your personal preference.

Callaway's customer service after the sale seals the deal in my book.

Good luck with your search!

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Simply the best. I have used them numerous times, for various clubs and they always go the extra mile to make you a satisfied customer.

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Great solid feel. I've finally found some long irons that launch high and are long. I've got sensicore shafts and these are very nice.Overall length is more than I'm used too, especially the long irons. short and mid irons very forgiving and easy to control. great Irons

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Good: got my special order right

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