Callaway X-20 Irons
Callaway X-20 Irons
[Aug 23, 2008]
harry muph
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
callaway x-20 irons
I tried the taylor made r7s and the ping g10s and I liked these irons the best. They are very easy to hit and they are very accurate. I was shooting in the mid eighties before I bought these. I have played seven rounds with them and broke eighty twice. Customer Service n/a Similar Products Used: taylor made r7
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[Aug 20, 2008]
Pierre-Yves
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway X20
I had in the past a set of X16 and X14 from Callaway and i loved it, but with the X20 i had no felling at all, i don't recommand this set of irons. i have changed it for a set of Ping I5 and WOW! now you are talking. Similar Products Used: Callaway X16 and X14 |
[May 02, 2008]
gsy
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
X-20 Uniflex Steel 3-AW
Great irons. They're replacing my aging X-14 irons with stock rifle shafts which I'll keep as back up. I tried the X-20 Tour irons but I didn't like the Project X flighted shafts. They were WAY too stiff for me.
Customer Service None needed Similar Products Used: X-14, X-12, Titleist 981 |
[Apr 24, 2008]
meowmixer
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
callaway x-20 steel uniflex shafted 3-pw
back again to express my thanks to callaway....
Customer Service No use, however the 'register' your clubs on the callaway website is under repair or is down/has been down for two months now. I haven't checked recently so it could be back up. Similar Products Used: mx-25, r7 tp, r7, tm cgb, m-60, m-57, x-20 tour |
[Apr 18, 2008]
kenh
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway X20 irons
I have now had 5 rounds with these new irons. I am very impressed with the accuracy of the irons. I seem to have gain around 10 yards with them. I have used Taylormade, Ping, and was currently using Cobras. All of them were great clubs, but I had to go with Callaway. They felt so much more adjusted to my swing. Customer Service I had these fitted for me and the Customer Service was very good. |
[Mar 26, 2008]
sherlock
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway x-20
I've owned these clubs for just over a year and i haven't been overly impressed. They look great and the weighting is good but there seems to be so little feel. The sound when you hit the ball is a bit clunky as well.
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[Mar 21, 2008]
Therock
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway X-20 irons
Really a great club. Probably a good 3/4's of a club - a club length longer than my 10 year old ping eyes. Like the reviews say - cushy feel, cavity back feel and solid but forgiving. Demoed these, then the Titleist 755's and new pings, and then these and have gone with these and it was an easy choice from the start - but I wanted to make sure I gave everything a try... Knowing I've had my old irons for 10+ years, I feel very comfortable buying a average/good condition set of these used for half the price and using them for 10 years (40 - 50 rounds a year) as I am comfortable in my game and these clubs and that I will probably improve. Getting the uniflex steel, standard everything - best clubs I may have ever used and can't wait for their arrival. I highly recommend when looking at clubs that you go with what's comfortable to you - I can hit anything fine, but you may be more comfortable getting your clubs fitted, or new clubs as well if you believe it helps you specifically! Enjoy the process of getting to know a lot of these clubs as you play! Customer Service Callaway certified used people were fine. Similar Products Used: Titleist 755 forged irons, Ping i's |
[Feb 23, 2008]
mikenguyen
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
X-20 irons, regular graphite shafts
Im 31 yrs old, a late bloomer to golf, and had only a few rounds under my belt - 3 months, 12 rounds. Started off with a score of 140, cracked the ton on my 7th round and felt that golf would be something I'd stick to for a long time, so I decided to treat myself to a nice set of clubs that would last me at least a decade. Read many reviews about these clubs and decided they were for me. (I like quality in life)
Customer Service Not used Similar Products Used: Crappy no-name brand |
[Feb 18, 2008]
meowmixer
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
x-20's
These clubs OWN. They are smooth and very forgiving. Hitting them at the shop felt amazing. I tried out the mx-25(mizuno's) and found they were a little heavy. I know the x-20's are heavy but they just feel great. I also tried the r7's, which are also great clubs, but decided on the x-20's.
Customer Service Have had no need yet. Similar Products Used: r7's, mx-25, mp-60, mp-57, x-18, mx-19, miscellaneous others |
[Feb 10, 2008]
Dopplemeyr
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway X-20
I play Mizuno T-Zoid Pro's and love them. My Brother in law is a beginning golfer, we went to Golf Galaxy and tried every iron they had in the store. The only iron he could consistently get in the air were the Callaway X-20's. I hit them and they go a little too high for my taste, but are a great club for beginners. Feel is very solid and clubs are very forgiving. Great clubs. This was hard for me to admit as I love my Mizuno irons and Taylor Made woods. Customer Service Did not use Similar Products Used: Taylor Made R7, R7CGB,Burner, Big Bertha, Hi Bore, Mizuno, Ping, Nike |