Irons from Callaway Golf
Callaway Golf X-Forged (2007) Irons
Forged from soft 1020 carbon steel, the new X-Forged Irons feature a Flighted CG Design for the ultimate in feel, trajectory and distance control. With their Notch Back design, shorter blade length, minimal offset and the thinnest topline and narrowest sole in the Callaway Golf line, our engineers have produced irons with the performance characteristics and classic visual elements elite players demand.
Callaway Golf Tour Authentic Prototype Irons
Forged muscle back irons by legendary club maker Roger Cleveland designed specifically to meet the demands of the best players in the world. With Tour-inspired styling and soft carbon steel construction, these irons provide precision shot-making with incredible feedback and workability. The Flighted CG design and X-Muscle Back generate consistent, Tour-level trajectories with unparalleled playabil...
Callaway Golf X-20 Irons
Made in 2007. Using the Progressive Wall Reduction System, Callaway Golf engineers lowered the center of gravity (CG) 6 percent more than in the X-18 Irons. Progressive Wall Reduction means the CG gets progressively lower throughout the set. The CG is lowest in the long irons, helping you get the ball airborne more easily. With its traditional styling and Callaway Golf core technologies, the X-20...
Callaway Golf X-22 Tour Irons
Made in 2009. Callaway Golf engineers added new features that allow the X-22 Tour Irons to play even better and feel even softer. Precision Notch Weighting and a new sleeker hosel combine to raise the MOI for better stability and allow the CG to be moved lower and more in line with the center of the face.
Callaway Golf Fusion Irons
Fusion Technology – Callaway Golf's innovative weight distribution technology – is pushed to the limit in the new Big Bertha Fusion Irons.
Callaway Golf X-22 Irons
Introduced in 2009. By maximizing perimeter weighting, these irons boast an MOI that’s 10 percent higher than their predecessors. The ideal CG position has been preserved, generating optimal ball-flight trajectories. The Modified Tru-Bore design has been incorporated, dampening vibration for enhanced feel and the tour-inspired head shape has a slightly thinner topline and sole with a large swee...
Callaway Golf Big Bertha (2004) Irons
All the fun and forgiveness you love with updated Callaway Golf core technologies for great friendly feel and cutting-edge looks. Big Bertha Irons are a great choice for players looking for clubs that provide a proven combination of performance, forgiveness, and game enjoyment.
Callaway Golf X-Forged 2009 Irons
Irons designed to provide an elite level of performance for highly skilled golfers.
Callaway Golf X-18 Irons
Made in 2005. The new X-18 Irons combine many of the same patented Callaway Golf core technologies used in earlier X-Series models with a new traditional head shape and size, and high-polish finish.
Callaway Golf FT Irons
FT Irons are the evolution of Fusion Technology, delivering the utmost in performance and playability in Callaway Golf irons for mid to low handicap players who demand the latest innovation with proven results.
Callaway Golf Steelhead X-14 Irons
Made in 2000. The Steelhead X-14 Irons feature stainless steel construction and Variable Face Thickness (VFT) Technology to ensure a precisely located center of gravity. Face thickness tapers strategically from top to bottom and heel to toe and is optimized in the long, mid and short irons.
Callaway Golf X-20 Tour Irons
Made in 2007. The X-20 Tour Irons advance that heritage with design elements more accomplished players will relish. With a shorter blade length, a narrower sole, thinner top line and square toe, these irons have all the elements better players seek for increased workability, in addition to the Callaway Golf playability you’ve come to expect.
Callaway Golf Big Bertha (2008) Irons
The Big Bertha 2008 Irons take forgiveness to new heights by integrating a set of clubs featuring the new i-brids™, clubs designed to replace hard-to-hit long irons. The i-brids combine the accuracy & control of irons with the forgiveness & versatility of a hybrid & are the most highly playable hybrid-like irons Callaway Golf could make.
Callaway Golf Fusion Wide Sole Irons
Introduced in 2004-5. A super-premium iron with game-improvement styling and performance. The Fusion Wide Sole Irons combine Fusion Technology–Callaway Golf's innovative weight distribution technology — with an advanced multi-material design to create an oversized game-improvement iron. The result is a game-improvement iron that plays longer and offers unmatched performance and playability.
Callaway Golf Steelhead X-16 Irons
Made in 2003. The standard Steelhead X-16 Irons have a shorter blade length and wider topline than the X-14 Irons, with the benefit of Callaway Golf's new "Notch" weighting.
Callaway Golf X-Tour Irons
Introduced in 2005. Designed by Roger Cleveland.
Callaway Golf Big Bertha Gold Irons
Callaway Golf took the original Big Bertha irons, repositioned the sweet spot, implemented a new contoured sole, redistributed the weight in the head and added the RCH Series 96 shaft. The Big Bertha Gold Series irons are constructed from a softer-feeling alumnium bronze alloy and feature the same 360-degree undercut channel, a big, consistently thin face, and a sweeter sweet spot.
Callaway Golf Big Bertha X-12 Irons
Introduced in 1998. Big Bertha X-12 Irons feature a low center of gravity to help get the ball airborne. The variable 360-degree undercut channel creates a thinner profile and gives optimal weighting for less drag and improved performance out of the rough, plus a larger effective hitting area. The Big Bertha X-12 Irons also incorporate S2H2 and Tru-Bore technologies for forgiveness and feel.
Callaway Golf Hawk Eye Irons
Introduced in 1999. The Hawk Eye Tungsten-Injected Titanium Irons feature the unique Tungsten Weight Matrix to lower the center of gravity, along with a muscular look to increase confidence. Each titanium iron has a hidden weight cavity in the sole of the club that helps launch the ball on a soaring trajectory without losing distance or sacrificing accuracy.
Callaway Golf Hawk Eye VFT Irons
Introduced in 2002. A unique casting process creates a large, lightweight titanium clubhead with perimeter weighting and VFT Technology; the striking appearance is created by a proprietary finishing process. But the real beauty is an internal weight pocket that positions mass deep and low across the clubface for extraordinary trajectory and control with plenty of feel and forgiveness.
Callaway Golf Steelhead X-16 Pro Series Irons
Made in 2003. The Steelhead X-16 Pro Series Irons have a more blade-like design than the standard X-16 irons for those looking for more shot-shaping flexibility and who prefer to hit the ball with a bit lower trajectory. Less-Offset, thinner toplines, narrower soles and a straighter leading edge than the standard X-16s result in a lean, compact design that allows skilled players the freedom to wo...
Callaway Golf X-18R Irons
R stands for refurbished. Similar to the original X-18s but Callaway used a less expensive manufacturing process to produce them.
Callaway Golf Big Bertha (1996) Irons
The sole was slightly modified and scultpted from the 1994 model to allow the club to pass through poor lies with less friction. This extreme perimeter-weighting and extra-wide and deep cavity back design means that the Big Bertha Iron is forgiving and friendly.
Callaway Golf Big Bertha (2002) Irons
The next generation Big Bertha Irons combine Callaway Golf's latest design innovations and technologies with the trusted and popular shape and appearance of the original Big Bertha Irons. These unique irons provide maximum performance and fun for all golfers and create a new level of forgiveness.
Callaway Golf Big Bertha (2006) Irons
For the player looking for a solid, game improvement iron that provides a proven combination of forgiveness and styling, Big Bertha irons from Callaway Golf remain the undisputed leader. All of the core technologies - S2H2, Tru-Bore, and VFT - that have made Callaway Golf irons the #1 irons in golf for eight straight years are part of the DNA of Big Bertha Irons. Add to those innovations extreme N...
Callaway Golf Big Bertha Original Irons
Introduced in 1994. The size of the clubhead and the volume of the cavity allowed Callaway Golf to push weight farther out to the edge of the club. This extreme perimeter-weighting and extra-wide and deep cavity back design means that the Big Bertha Iron is forgiving and friendly.
Callaway Golf Big Bertha X-12 Less Offset Irons
Introduced in 1998. Developed with the feedback from Callaway Golf Staff Professionals like Jim Colbert and Annika Sorenstam. Slightly different weight distribution, allowing low-handicap golfers more control in shaping their shots.
Callaway Golf FT i-brid Irons
Incorporating Fusion Technology, the superior weight-shifting science created by Callaway Golf, the new FT i-brids set features three hybrid-like clubs designed to replace hard-to-hit long irons and game-improvement short irons, providing the ultimate in forgiveness and playability.
Callaway Golf Great Big Bertha Irons
Made in 1997. Titanium, combined with a tungsten insert, make a clubhead that is just the right size for use in all conditions – from tee to rough and everything in between. Callaway Golf’s unique tungsten insert represents just 15 percent of the clubhead volume but 40 percent of the weight to keep the clubhead the ideal size and the center of gravity in the ideal location.
Callaway Golf Steelhead X-14 Pro Series Irons
Made in 2000. The X-14 Pro Series Irons feature Less-Offset than the standard X-14 Irons.
Callaway Golf X-18 Pro Series Irons
The X-18 Pro Series Irons are the ideal balance of performance and forgiveness in irons. Favored by tour pros and recreational players alike, they continue the X-Series legacy with a new refined head shape and size and high-polish finish.
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