The Heritage of Callaway X-20 Tour

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Tampa, Florida, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) January 1, 2012 -- As we all know, different golf people have different views on golf series. There is the same opinion about Callaway’s “X” series. People regarded this irons have always delivered strong performance. And year after year, many golfers consider Callaway Golf to be the maker of that year’s top-rated irons. so what Callaway’s “X” really are?

First and for mostly, Callaway’s “X” looks are stylish. And, they’re made by one of the foremost golf club companies.

The Callaway X-20 Tour, which is intended to be used by highly accomplished players. The set included the 4-iron through sand wedge and was fitted with Callaway’s steel “uniflex” shafts.

The following review of Callaway X-20 irons to learn about some of their features and how they performed out on the course.

There’s no doubt that these clubs are lookers. There’s something about the way the deep blue “X” graphics on the back contrast with the silver that makes these clubs look, well, regal. But Callaway knows looks aren’t everything. It designed Callaway X-20 irons to give serious golfers an overall high level of performance, including accuracy, feel, distance and enhanced forgiveness.

The Callaway X-20 Irons have the Modified Tru-Bore Technology for improved feel; and a 360-Degree Undercut Channel that lowers the center of gravity and brings it to the rear of the clubhead and to the outer edges of the face for stability and a larger sweetspot.

Callaway X-20 Irons deliver in every way by delivering technology, innovation and playability that will take your game to a new level. With its traditional styling and Callaway Golf core technologies, this iron provides the performance and forgiveness to play the game with enhanced confidence. VFT Technology maximizes ball speed and perimeter weighting for more distance and forgiveness and S2H2 increases discretionary weight by removing it from the hosel and repositioning it in the perimeter of the clubhead. Tru-Bore provides improved feel and clubhead control while the 360-Degree Undercut Channel maximizes perimeter weighting by moving the center of gravity lower and farther back in the clubhead, which is enlarges the hitting area and stabilizes the clubhead for more forgiveness.

Introduced in 2007 and still being actively marketed as of 2010, Callaway X-20 irons use something the company calls “Extreme Notch Weighting.” Basically, this design shifts weight to the perimeter of the club head to create a high Moment of Inertia (“MOI”).

The center of gravity (“CG”) of Callaway X-20 irons is lower than that of the set’s predecessors, the very successful Callaway X-18 irons. A system Callaway calls the “Progressive Wall Reduction System” lowers the CG progressively through the set, with the lowest CG in the long irons and the highest CG in the short irons and wedges. A low CG in your long irons helps you launch the ball higher, but it also improves feel and distance on your flushed shots. And naturally, those things all improve your confidence.

These irons are game-improvement clubs, and they’re aimed primarily at average- to high-handicap players who are serious about wanting to improve. They look good in the bag, but they look even better at address. They’re very well-balanced and they swing almost effortlessly.

These irons are straight, and even a miss-hits stayed pretty much on the target line, with the main penalty for a poor shot being a loss of distance. Of course, that type of forgiveness means working the ball can be difficult.

You’ll get plenty of distance out of Callaway X-20 irons, and they’re also plenty forgiving. If you try these irons, you might find yourself hitting a lot more greens in regulation. Think of them as the perfect blend of playability and forgiveness. You can still find Callaway X-20 irons in many golf shops and online stores: http://www.golfclubs24.com. There are many golf clubs for sale.