Callaway RAZR X irons
A review of the Callaway RAZR X irons
As you would expect from strengthened lofts, the Callaway RAZR X fly about half a club further than most. They feel extremely solid off the face without looking too chunky at address.
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Callaway RAZR X Technology pulls the CG low and deep by re-distributing weight around the cavity. Callaway promises the forgiveness of a wide sole with the power of a thin sole.
Throughout the set the head design produces consistently accurate results but the cavity graphics are fussy compared to previous X models.
If you do decide to buy one of these fantastic Callaway RAZR X irons, first look at one of our Callaway coupon codes.
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