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Callaway X-18 Iron Set (3 thru PW)

Price : $899.99

Sale : $349.99

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About Callaway

Just like you, Callaway Golf is always looking to raise its game. The company's drivers are designed and built to help you improve distance and accuracy and optimize shot shape to suit your game. With irons, Callaway's performance goals center on feel and consistency, along with getting the ball airborne from any lie, in any conditions.

Based in Carlsbad, California, Callaway offers a wide range of products, each with advanced technology and a variety of options suited to every type of player. From clubs to golf balls and accessories, Callaway performs countless tests to ensure that each product it offers is an improvement on those that preceded it. Ely Callaway believed in helping golfers of all skill levels find more enjoyment and success in the game, and Callaway carries on that tradition with a passion for the game and a mission of helping you and every golfer enjoy the sensation of striking the ball perfectly.

 

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X-Series Irons from Callaway Golf have long been favored by some of the best players in the world because of their performance-enhancing technologies and by recreational golfers due to their forgiveness and great looks. The new X-18 and X-18 Pro Series 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. The X-Series legacy of performance continues.

Callaway X Series Stand Bag

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Customer Reviews by C.Welton

I am extremely impressed with the quality of this bag. May not have as many pockets as other bags in this price range, however the craftsmanship is spot on, and the set up is perfect. I compared this bag with a few others in the price range, Ogio, Bagboy, Burton and this one is much nicer, and most importantly lighter. This Izzo straps make the bag very comfortable to carry. The dual axis stand system allows the bag to sit nicely on any surface. Also, this bag can sit straight up and not tip, like a cart bag, and has shock absorbers that stabilize your clubs when riding. This is another great product by Callaway! If you are a walker who does not want to sacrifice quality and features for a reasonably lightweight bag, this is by far your best option. Plus you will love the magnetic ball pocket, and well placed water bottle slot!

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Callaway is without doubt one of the best names in golf at the moment and this reputation is enhanced by players like Phil Mickelson and Annika Sorenstam who promote the brand as part of their sponsorship deals. Callaway is quality merchandise and this applies to their ERC Fusion Driver which has become the must have piece of equipment for many golfers. Here are just a few examples of how the club has been received by golfers of different levels.

Review 1

I bought this off of ebay and put it in my bag (next to my Ping G2). I had played 15 holes hitting about 70% of the fairways with my G2. I was in-and-out the fringe on either side of the fairways throughout the day using the G2. I finally pulled my ERC out on the 425yd. par 4, 16ththe G2 is now out! I was lob wedge out on my second shot! This thing is LONG and STRAIGHT! Best $40 bucks I have ever spent! Since then I have played 4 rounds and have consistantly hit this driver around 300 to 370 yards! ZERO face angle on my 8 driver lets me rip it down the middle evry time. Do yourself a favor and pick one of these up – CHEAPEST MONEY YOU'LL EVER SPEND ON A GAME CHANGING DRIVER!

Review 2

I have played other drivers and it's simple the best driver I have ever hit in my life. It has improved my game and in the last tournament I had the longest drive…. 305! My game is never better. Now I need to figure out my chipping game. The oversize drivers just do not have the right weight disruption for my swing

Review 3

What a club! ive tried every driver imaginable and i swear i have not hit one yet that comes anywhere near the long accurate ball flight of this baby! i tried the nike sq sumo 2 squared and lost about 50 yards from this honestly, ive tried the taylor made burner 07 the taylor made draw and r7 and the mizuno mp001 and every time i go back to my erc, the best thing about this club is the penetrating ball flight you get it just goes and goes and goes, i would recommend this club to anyone looking for a long forgiving driver.

You cannot go far wrong with Callaway as a brand and their ERC Fusion Driver is a club that you will see in more golf bags up and down the country. Some may feel that any driver will do the trick but for many, finding the driver with the right look and feel is everything and that is why there is so much competition among the club makers who are trying to attract customers to their brand. One thing for sure is that Callaway will not suffer in this area of competition with a driver that is already among the most popular.

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I have become a golf nerd. Oh, sure- I dress in neatly pressed khakis. a contrasting golf shirt with some sort of fancy logo on it and really cool two-toned golf shoes, complete with the requisite soft spikes. I usually top this elegant ensemble off with a cap bearing the name of some golf manufacturer who has charged me $21.95 for the privilege of advertising his product line on my head.

There's not a knock-of club in my bag. An Adams Tight Lies fairway wood, Carbite golf putter, Spalding Top Flite irons and an Alien Sport wedge
are my principle weapons, all of which perform as their manufacturers say they will, my skill level notwithstanding. Recently, though, my clubs have found themselves in the unsavory position of having to share space in their fancy-schmancy golf bag with the ultimate symbol of golf nerdiness- a ball retriever. The retriever became part of my arsenal after a recent round, during which I put so many Top Flite Stratas and Spalding Molitors into the water, the Environmental Protection Agency is considering fining me for violating some obscure balata ands surlyn pollution laws.

In defense of my ball retriever, I should point out that this orange-headed answer to the computer geek's pocket protector is 19 feet
of telescoping golf ball rescuing power, although I must admit, I have yet to hit a ball in the water since I've added the silly thing to my golf bag, which is something I couldn't say with a straight face before I got the ball retriever.

Still, I can't help feeling as though there's something nerd-like about having a ball retriever in your golf bag. Tiger Woods doesn't have a ball retriever in his bag, after all. On the other hand, Tiger gets his golf balls for free and couldn't contractually carry a ball retriever in his bag unless it had Nike logos plastered all over it. In fact, non of the PGA Tour pros carry a ball retriever. And the tour pros, after all is said and done, the barometers by which we measure what's cool and what isn't when it comes to equipment and apparel. I could almost guarantee you if Phil Mickelson showed up on some TV commercial during a tournament
(especially if Phil was winning said tournament)and said “HI! I'm Phil Mickelson and when I hit the ball into the water, I reach for my Callaway PM 2000 Ball Retriever”, sales of ball retrievers would skyrocket. Put late-night infomercial on the air featuring some washed-up, has-been ex -tour player touting the virtues of this “latest breakthrough in golf technology” and you won't be able to keep up with the telephone orders, especially if, somewhere in the infomercial, you mention the word titanium, and that by having the ball retriever in their bag, golfers can lower their score by 8-10 shots per round and add 50 yards to their drives. Slap a four easy payments of $39.95 price tag on the thing, toss in a logo headcover and the damned things would sell themselves.

But alas, the lowly ball retriever isn't cool enough to garner endorsements from big-time PGA Tour pros. It will most likely be a snowy day at Augusta National before we see the likes of Sergio Garcia endorsing as nerdy as a ball retriever.

Although the way Sergio has been playing lately, you never know…

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Children like to play golf just like adults. If you have children, why not buy them golf club sets made just for children? If your children have their own golf club sets, they will really enjoy playing golf. Sets made just for children will allow your kids to play a better game. It is easier for children to play with clubs made for their age and size. It takes many years to learn the game of golf, so it is a good idea to get children started early when learning the game.

I found the Spiderman Junior Golf Set that sells for $59.99. This set is for children 3-6 years old. It includes a spider-man TM Logo'd driver, a putter and a golf bag. The children will really have fun with this set. Besides defeating the Green Goblin, the Sandman, etc., the children will learn to conquer some of the game's enemies too. This is a good way to learn to play golf for children.

I found the Precise “Aim” Junior Set that sells for $69.99. This set is for children 3-5 years of age. The set includes a driver, 1 iron, putter, carry bag, and head cover. The titanium power driver is designed for juniors, and gives optimal power transfer and distance. The irons offset design helps your youngster grab the club. The putter offset keeps putts straight. The carry bag is lightweight and has 5 pockets. A rain hood is also included. I think this is a very interesting golf club set for children.

I found the Hiippo Golf Complete Set that sells for $119.99. This interesting golf club set is for children 10-14. This junior set consists of oversize wood, 21-degree hybrid style club, 2 junior irons, junior putter, ultra lite stand bag. The bag is vivid black with an orange coordinated color scheme. The oversize wood with rebound face design gives maximum distance. The irons have an ultra-lite chrome finish for maximum feel and control. The bag has 7 pockets including ball and accessory pockets and is lightweight.

I found the Paragon Rising Star that sells for $149.99. This golf set if for ages 8-10. It is recommended for heights 48″-54″ tall. This new hybrid graphite set is designed for beginner to intermediate junior golfers. This is the latest in junior golf design. There are 2 woods, 1 hybrid, 7 iron, 9 iron and wedge, 2 ball putter, stand bag with hood, and 2 head covers. If you are interested in interesting golf club sets made just for children, I am sure you can find many more on the internet.

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Callaway golf has long been known for its long, forgiving drivers. They started the oversize driver rage in the early 90's with their original Big Bertha driver and have since seen over 10 new drivers come out since then. Over the years, Callaway has gone from simple hickory shafted wedges to some of the most technologically advanced golf equipment on the planet. Callaway has continued its dominance in the mid to high handicap market with its line of drivers, throw in their irons, wedges, and recent purchase of Top Flite and Odyssey Golf, new “players” equipment and a great line of Callaway branded golf balls and you have the makings of a monster that will now be in the forefront of golf technology and design for years to come.

The X20 Tour irons are designed for the mid to low handicap player. Callaway has had a lot of success with the X Series beginning with the X-12's in the late 90's. The clean look of these irons are a hit with traditionalists as these irons are not as bulky as the Big Bertha line of irons, or the X20's for that matter. The notch weighting in each iron positions the clubs center of gravity perfectly for each club and provides the player a little added forgiveness on off center hits. The weight taken from he cavity is also pushed back and away from the face for better launch angles and even more forgiveness. Slightly thinner sole angles, a more compact head and less offset complete a “players” club appearance with the forgiveness of the X20's cavity. There are many custom options available for this iron, like most Callaway products, and fitting through a Callaway club fitting center takes only a half hour or so. This has been a great club in Callaways lineup and have been used by many tour players on the Sr. and Ladies tour, including Annika! These babies will be back in 2008 along with a few new products in the X series. Stay tuned for reviews!

When I tried these irons I was very impressed. They had a great look when I set the ball down and came with high end Rifle Project X shaft. They felt great at impact and took off with a mid trajectory. Working the ball was easy given the less offset and more neutral weighing, there was nothing I could not make these irons do. I would suggest this iron to the mid to low handicap player who likes a clean look with some game improvement features built in! If you need something a little more or less forgiving, check out my other articles on the X20, X Forged, Big Bertha and Fusion irons!

Don't forget to check out my other Callaway reviews while you are here!

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Callaway golf has long been known for its long, forgiving drivers. They started the oversize driver rage in the early 90's with their original Big Bertha driver and have since seen over 10 new drivers come out since then. Over the years, Callaway has gone from simple hickory shafted wedges to some of the most technologically advanced golf equipment on the planet. Callaway has continued its dominance in the mid to high handicap market with its line of drivers, throw in their irons, wedges, and recent purchase of Top Flite and Odyssey Golf, new “players” equipment and a great line of Callaway branded golf balls and you have the makings of a monster that will now be in the forefront of golf technology and design for years to come.

The X20 Tour irons are designed for the mid to low handicap player. Callaway has had a lot of success with the X Series beginning with the X-12's in the late 90's. The clean look of these irons are a hit with traditionalists as these irons are not as bulky as the Big Bertha line of irons, or the X20's for that matter. The notch weighting in each iron positions the clubs center of gravity perfectly for each club and provides the player a little added forgiveness on off center hits. The weight taken from he cavity is also pushed back and away from the face for better launch angles and even more forgiveness. Slightly thinner sole angles, a more compact head and less offset complete a “players” club appearance with the forgiveness of the X20's cavity. There are many custom options available for this iron, like most Callaway products, and fitting through a Callaway club fitting center takes only a half hour or so. This has been a great club in Callaways lineup and have been used by many tour players on the Sr. and Ladies tour, including Annika! These babies will be back in 2008 along with a few new products in the X series. Stay tuned for reviews!

When I tried these irons I was very impressed. They had a great look when I set the ball down and came with high end Rifle Project X shaft. They felt great at impact and took off with a mid trajectory. Working the ball was easy given the less offset and more neutral weighing, there was nothing I could not make these irons do. I would suggest this iron to the mid to low handicap player who likes a clean look with some game improvement features built in! If you need something a little more or less forgiving, check out my other articles on the X20, X Forged, Big Bertha and Fusion irons!

Don't forget to check out my other Callaway reviews while you are here!

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Are you an avid golfer looking for a new set of golf clubs? There are many choices out there on the market and if you are a golfer you have definitely heard of the Callaway brand. This is one of the largest and most popular brands of golf equipment, but just like any other brand they are not for everybody. They do offer a wide range of products and here are a few to consider.

Callaway carries a wide variety of drivers. While most of these drivers to conform to the USGA rules for golf clubs some do not. The ones that do not are great if you want to show off with your buddies on the weekend because they are designed to launch the ball much further than the drivers that do conform to USGA rules. You should know, however, that you cannot use any non conforming golf club in any type of tournament that is sanctioned by the USGA.

They offer the most professional of clubs that can be custom fit for the professional golfer along with many products that are perfect for the beginning golfer. Whether you are a serious golfer or just starting out Callaway has some type of equipment for you. If you are a beginner you can start out with the half set that they offer. This is great because it will contain all the basics you will need to get into the game. Plus it is quite affordable and as you get better at golf you can add more clubs to your half set.

Callaway offer much more than just golf clubs as well. You can literally get everything you will need through Callaway. You can get your apparel, which is very necessary because you will want to look the part and some courses do have a dress code. You can also get your shoes from Callaway and you will need golf shoes to dig in correctly when taking a stroke. You can even get your golf balls from Callaway and they have many different choices ranging from an inexpensive distance ball to a higher dollar spin ball made for the more professional golfer.

Just like any other large company Callaway carries everything you need for golf. They have a wide array of drivers, woods, irons, wedges, and putters that can all be customized specifically to you or can be bought right off the shelves as is. They also have many choices when it comes to apparel, shoes, hats, towels, bags, and golf balls. This makes it easy for you to get everything you need to either take up the game or continue playing the game that you so dearly love.