Callaway is launching its new X Forged and X Forged Max irons, restarting an iconic line for the company. Here are five things to know. The post Callaway X Forged and X Forged Max irons | 5 things to ...

For the U.S. market – and even for U.S. PGA TOUR players – Callaway’s new X Forged irons have had a long and mysterious rollout, but they’ve finally arrived in retail. Originally launched to the ...

Price: $220 per club with True Temper Dynamic Gold Mid 115 shafts and Lamkin Crossline grips Who it’s for: X Forged is made for elite ball-strikers and lower-handicap players who prioritize precision ...

Price: $200 each with True Temper Elevate steel shafts and Callaway Universal grips. $215 each with Aldila Ascent PL Blue shafts or Project X HZRDUS Silver graphite shafts The Skinny: A hollow body, ...

What you need to know: Gearheads are very familiar with the name X Forged. Introduced in 2007, Callaway's cavity-back model was immediately adopted on tour and earned a spot in Phil Mickelson's bag.

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The Paradym and Paradym X irons are designed to offer the best combination of feel and distance by pairing Callaway’s Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) face technology with a forged 455 steel. A.I. Face ...

Callaway Golf has been producing one of the finest forged player’s cavity back irons on the market for nearly four years now. First with the 2007 X Forged and followed by the 2009 X Forged, Callaway ...

Until now, the most skilled players who prefer forged irons have been limited to blades and cavity-backs made in a solid, one-piece construction. While it’s easier to preserve the look those players ...