This Iron Is INSANE!! Callaway Epic Forged Iron

[@markfeldman6509]

I have seen all of the reviews and test hit everything. Currently playing the steelhead xr pro irons which I love. These new Epic forged just blow everything away... no contest. Regardless of the lofts and numbers stamped on the bottom....these irons hit the ball into orbit and out of sight distance wise. The most important thing is the shot dispersion is the tightest I have ever seen. They are so straight and accurate yet can be knocked down or curved at will. Total trajectory control. Yes, they are extremely expensive but they will probably be the last set anyone will buy. The quality, look, sound and performance are unmatched. I am a 67 year old single digit player and these clubs are the holy grail. We all spend $40 k on cars that are worthless in 5 years so $2 k for something which can be used for years is a big yet worthwhile investment. Btw.... they are absolutely beautiful, too.

[@andybarger8486]

I played these from 2019 until 2022. Excellent irons in my book. Loft is loft to me and the number doesn't matter to me. I love the sound and have had my best rounds with these clubs. I have played the Srixon zx5's since 2022 and like them also. My Srixons are showing wear, and I am looking at the Epics again. Anyway, this is years down the road since your review and I appreciate what you do.

[@jporter504]

It's more than bragging rights. The new game improvement clubs are not just about aggressive lofts. This video is a prime example. The Epic Forged 7 iron is lofted like your 5 iron. It hits the ball the same distance as your 5 iron with similar backspin and peak heights. The difference is the forgiveness. No way your 5 iron would hit as well with off center hits like the Epic Forged did. Even better are the lower lofted clubs. The Game Improvement 4 iron is lofted like a traditional 3 or 2 iron but is much easier to hit well. The gaping now will occur not between your longest iron and your 3 wood but on the wedge end. You will likely need to carry 4 wedges and drop the 5 wood or 3 hybrid.

[@ianstyring9602]

If it helps with strikes across the face then why not buy it? Super consistent front to back dispersion, just like a blade. Great vid Michael.

[@MarkTalbott]

So my Cobra F7 6 iron is 26*. That makes the Epic forged 7 iron's loft essentially equivalent to my 6 iron. I can tell you from first hand experience that the Epic forged 7 iron is definitely longer than the Cobra 6 iron. It flies higher as well and the feel and sound at impact is really, really good. There is much more going on here than jacked lofts. I would suggest everyone who can go and hit them. Especially if the cost doesn't predetermine how you might perceive them. My ego has never been tied to the number on the bottom of a club. The number for me is simply a reference to how far I can hit that club. No tougher than that. YMMV.

[@joezaczyk2987]

I agree.

[@thecallawaykid1763]

They are a great looking club, seriously looking into this set later in the year!

[@mpc77769]

Only watched 50% of the video and just listening to your reactions is making ME laugh too! It's a giggle seeing EVERY shot carry to the green!! And I could hear the mat get hit FIRST on a few 😀😀 Too funny.

[@krabboy22]

I was impressed that you hit it all over the face and got the same results! You can’t do that with a blade mate!

[@francisshouse7533]

The guy who buys this iron is probably only hit the proper iron as you call it 125 yards. He doesn’t have the ability to hit driver 300 yards like you do. He most likely Max’s driver 210. Which on most courses he will still need to hit approach shot of say 160 to 180 which puts him in hybrid to wood range. It’s about playing what’s fun when your 70 years old, it’s not fun hitting 3 woods into par fours that others in your group are hitting sand wedges into. The right way to review this club is with someone of say 70 mph swing and then compare it to your proper club. Golf is a game for the ages not just for the almost tour players. Give them something that makes them want to play again, let them hit the 150 7 iron again and who cares what loft it is.

[@petermartinaitis8166]

But the 70 year old already has a club that will do the same it's called a 4 or 5 iron .

[@gilbertamthor5098]

They deal with lack of spin with high ball flight. I play mizuno mp 19s and i would love to not have to hit my 4 iron at 205. As a 3 handicap i would be willing to try these

[@JDSFLA]

I love that you took your Wilson V6 5-iron and showed explicitly how the Epic is also a 5-iron marked 7. We really are to the point where we need to identify clubs by loft, not number. That said, having a forgiving head is certainly a plus for most players with inconsistent strikes. However, that could be done with more traditional lofts that do not leave large gaps in your shorter irons.

[@JPxItalyBred]

Still got em?

[@JPx412]

Best iron ever made I'll never play anything else. Mind blowing irons

[@caseyjones9644]

Every other club tester said that the Callaway Epic forged 7 iron stops & the angle of decent matched a 7 iron...The lofts are about 4 degrees stronger than a standard 7 iron. In your test the Epic forged 7 iron was more accurate than your staff 5 iron so whats the beef? Quit looking at the bottom of the club and just hit it... If the Callaway Epic Forged allows golfers to hit clubs longer and they stop as the angle of decent demonstrates then that would allow golfers to carry a set of clubs 6-PW with 5 wedges....a driver, 3 wood and putter.... If it's more accurate then why not use it? It looks to be the most consistent club I've ever seen tested.

[@petermartinaitis8166]

The problem is if the 7 iron goes 200 yards then with 10 yard gapping the wedge would go 170 yards !!

[@klaymoon1]

The consistency is amazing. That alone may well be worth the money. However, other reviewers were getting good heights which help with stop. But, your regular 5 iron is a bit higher! Can it be the lighter shaft taking away the dynamic loft? Thanks for the great review as always!

[@markpogson3799]

A couple of years ago I made a comment here that soon an iron set would consist of a 19° 9 iron and then nine wedges. Seems we are almost there. :)

[@Dicey151]

Nice, but I’d be embarrassed to have those lofts, my 5 iron would go about 235.. lol. Then you would need about 5 wedges

[@matthewmadalone9534]

And no driver lol

[@TS_Esquire]

I have these and I love them. They feel great and are very explosive.

[@martint8017]

Thanks for the review Michael, really honest and great quality as always. I like these clubs and the hybrids that are coming with them. Put the cost to one side and they are a fantastic club for me. I shoot mid 80's - mid 90's. I need all the help I can get as I hit it all over the face. I've a slow swing speed and I don't hit it very far, my 6 hybrid goes about 145-150yds so need help there as well. I couldn't care less what club I hit (or what's printed on the bottom) or what my friend hits. I only care how far out I am and hitting it that number. Your grouping was fab, and you honestly said you were not middling it. Each shots decent angle was around 45° which my understanding is a great window because the ball will stop on greens. I'll go and get fitted (hybrids 1st, can't wait for that review!) and then let the fitter match irons to them. I know you do head to head reviews, would love to see these pitched against Callaway Big Berths's in the future.

[@atomant830]

I just realized I had extra distance in the set I game when I mistakenly grabbed my upside down 6 iron and thought it was my 9 iron. Is this club Callaway is selling any different than that? I didnt know my set had Upside Down Technology. LOL!

[@swisstrader]

I think there’s also a confidence thing w hitting your “7 iron” 200 yards. Might be a mental trick but hey, if it works, then it works! I will prob be a buyer.

[@booger65man]

All of you making fun of these clubs are the same people coming over the top, barely carrying your 7 irons 130 yards lol. Mike, you kept hitting it all over the face 195 yards while stating these clubs are not for you? Do you play for money? Who cares what number is on the club or what it looks like. Please put it up against your bladed 5 iron and let’s see which club gives you the most birdie looks? Let’s be honest, unless you wake up every morning and your job is to go compete against the best players in the world, you do not need to shape shots. You need the ball to go straight, high and far no matter where you hit it on the face, because unless you’re on tour, you do hit it all over the face.

[@BaBaBooeyWRLD]

I hope you feel better now after getting that out. ✌️

[@caseyjones9644]

You can carry the 5 or 6 through AW and 4 wedges. Erase the number on the bottom of the iron and just hit it. The angle of decent is excellent and the ball stops. I'm a 6 handicap and I'm going to give them a try. I have Epic Pro irons now and I like the forgiveness better (like you experienced) with the mis-hits.

[@nolanring2067]

super good video man! keep it up.

[@61albee]

I'm going to agree with you on both points..., it is getting kind of daft with these lofts but it has its market and would be appealing if it weren't for the $2000..., $300 per stick cost.

[@stuartmenzies3928]

I have these and getting them shafted today...Nice review

[@thebackyardgolfer7010]

that iron looks fantastic, but I normally lose my shots to the right with very long irons.......

[@parmanduke]

Oh the irony my old Mizuno MP14 PW was 50*. Now a modern day PW is 45 degrees or around where a 9 iron used to be. At the end of the day it's which iron one hits consistently for a given distance. It doesn't matter if it say 6,7,8 on the bottom. I don't need to hit a 150 yard 9 iron.

[@NapoleonDynamites]

I'm guessing the folk that would need/buy this iron wont be hitting the 7 iron anywhere near 200 yards, most probably hoping to get to 150/160. A friend of mine had a full set of hybrid clubs right down to a picthing wedge hybrid, but he used to be embarrassed having to use them, so he now has some Taylormade distance irons and he still only gets about average with them. But the worst thing about these distance irons is he can't even hit the 5 iron as far as his 7 iron unless it's off the tee! Its probably because the shaft is longer with less loft.

[@robo265]

Honest review thank you , If the shafts are 2 clubs longer it just makes it harder to hit em, have you tried the seven iron with a shorter shaft.

[@ncgc]

It would be interesting to see the nunbers with a 7 iron length shaft

[@rellikod69]

I do not get the lengths - you said your Wilson's are 1/2" over standard which would put your 5 iron at 38.75" but the EPIC 7 iron standard length shows 37.625".

[@justinstephenson9360]

So if we ignore the number at the bottom and look at lofts and shaft length, it is not a 7i but a 5i. It spins like a 5i, it carries like a 5i but flies like a 7i. So it is a 5i Fli-Hi (except that another brand already has that name!). The thick top line is not for me, but I can see a lot of golfers, particularly senior golfers having a lot of fun with these clubs. I would have thought most people considering these would probably buy 7i-AW (so 5 irons c.£1400), and the 5i looks interesting as a driving iron - maybe even the 4i for a good player. I have the steelfiber shafts in my i210s, very nice shaft, feels very stable. So for Callaway to offer this as standard is impressive

[@swisstrader]

Why is no one reviewing the Epic Star version of this iron? I know its supposedly more fitted to the Japanese marketplace and slower swings, but just for shits and giggles, decided to hit a 7 iron Epic star yesterday with a 50g shaft (yes, 50g’s!!!). I was astounded, gobsmacked, shocked and in awe as to how good they felt and my overall numbers. I know the lofts are a bit jacked, but still a good 10-15 yards longer than anything I’ve ever hit, super soft and almost effortless to hit and deadly accurate.

[@user-wf7vs3hd9n]

Mike, do you think a mid handicapper would find it easier to hit the Epic Forged or the Wilson's? My guess would be the Epic's so that might be a reason for going that way.

[@MichaelNewtonGolf]

If your referring to the Wilson staff blades then I’d go Epic’s but hefty price difference!

[@JDSFLA]

Or you could buy Wilson's D7 irons which are forgiving and distance oriented, but 1/4th the price. Same is true of a number of other game improvement distance brands, but the D7's are a real bargain.

[@jessebowers819]

If you want forgiveness and some hotter ball speeds there’s just so many better options that cost less than half of these. 919 Hot Metal/Pro would be my suggestion but M6, G410, Srixon 765 are all really solid options as well

[@richardtyerman919]

Yes we know the lofts are strong, people they are aimed at won’t carry below six iron, and find these easier to hit than any blade. Only people slating them are basically single figure golfers who don’t need the help, and on that you could say they need high lofted clubs to help them. I bought them and my 9 iron carry is now 150, 130/140 pair then three wedges, not an issue

[@thegentlemansjoker]

It really isn't that hard to setup your bag when using these epic forged irons. People are fixated on the lofts/number at the bottom, but I play them and am obsessed with them still. I just have driver, 3 wood, 5 wood, 5i ( 21 degrees) through lob wedge ( 60 degrees, putter, for my 14 clubs. The only difference to a "normal bag" is that I carry a pw, aw, gw, aw and lw, instead of carrying a 3 or 4 iron. Basically you substitute the 2 long irons for wedges, but the gapping all works in the end. Who cares what's stamped on the bottom if you love the clubs. To me, they're the best looking irons that I've ever seen and feel amazing, as well as being super forgiving. I'm a 9 handicap, and play for the love of the game, so for me I'm extremely content and don't care what others think. If YOU love what you play, then that's what matters.

[@martinstirling7949]

A good review Mike. It would be interesting to see what the 5 iron and PW do. Does the 5 iron play much longer than the 7 iron? Is the 5 iron too difficult for the average golfer to hit (is it like a 3 iron?). How far does the PW go? Is it too long? I hope you can try out these other irons.

[@micky147blue]

Really stupid, why not just put the right numbers on the irons, they look amazing but I don't get why they put the wrong numbers on them, nice review Mike, very honest as usual.

[@damitdavid]

This one goes to 11... kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqnKqWehbZitsMU

[@TheMuffs2004]

I agree. I looked up the specs. The 4 iron is the same length as my 2 iron but with a stronger loft. My 2 iron is 19* and this 4 iron is 15*. Good greef.

[@NapoleonDynamites]

@@damitdavid 😂😂😂👍

[@jsoelistyo9701]

why is everyone fixated on the loft instead of the length of the club?

[@derekrobertson5800]

They look tremendous! But far to expensive and don't get the lofts don't see the need the wedge end of the bag would be a worry🤔

[@BiLatKnee]

It specs exactly as your Wilson 5 iron, as you say. You probably can hit your Wilson 5 iron as consistently, as shown at least from one shot. More to the point, can the higher h'capper hit a 5 iron as consistently? I can't. I did hit the Epic Forged 7 iron with the Aerotech shaft in-studio and it was longer and higher and more consistent than my six iron, so I am tempted. The only thing that gives me pause, thanks to your review, is relatively low spin numbers (compared to Cobra F9 7 iron). I am looking for more length in approach shots that will actually hold the green or land under the pin.

[@adyc7357]

So how long is the 5 iron shaft, must be like a driving iron

[@andrewminton-cudworth8767]

Would be interesting to see how they perform with the standard length shafts for each club as opposed to the ones tested

[@paul_hd1875]

Why did Callaway stamp their name on T-MB's????????????

[@soleary5555]

Got fitted for these last week, waiting on them now. Swapping out of a four or five year old set of Ping G Max irons with extra wide soles. Got the pings when I couldn't break 100. Shoot in the 80s now and the pings feel clunky to me. These have me a lot of forgiveness and feel while having a better profile. Given the strong lofts I ironed down, so instead of 5-gap with a 3 & 4 hybrid, I'll be in a 6-gap and a 4 & 5 hybrid with the epics. Adding another wedge to the bag as well. Length wasn't the appeal (hence clubbing down) as much as the lighter feel, slimmer profile and the forgiveness. I have decent length in my game already (270ish off driver, 160-165 off 7 iron, etc).

[@ccmorgan53]

What are your 5 iron numbers for launch ,height and decent angle v the 7 iron epic

[@MichaelNewtonGolf]

its on the video

[@tomduckworth8335]

I was hoping you were going to hit your Wilson 5 iron too. I don't know what to think of irons these days it did seem very forgiving but I didn't see any better performance compared to the 5 iron. With all the bells and whistles on clubs the true loft is still the biggest factor in how far it goes. Why pay all that extra money for something that is really not that different. Like you say it's a 5 iron with a 7 stamped on the bottom.

[@tigermajor9467]

Thx Micheal keeping it honest

[@ermangus]

Harder to control accuracy with the lower lofts but that's the sacrifice made when playing the distance game with scoring clubs. The price is the biggest turn off.

[@JPxItalyBred]

Still in my bag and look amazing. I just can't part with them.

[@jkim3323]

The spec table is so silly. Never seen a set that goes P -> A -> G -> S . They are just taking one number off of evry iron and wedge. Just say #7 is actually a 5 iron.

[@ankurpatel8372]

I am 10 Handicap. Usual 7 Iron carry is 155 yards. Are these irons for my skill set

[@JPx412]

Yes

[@OriginalGollie]

Why don’t they do that tech, but in a “normal” loft/length? Why do you want a 200y 7i? So you can carry 6 wedges? 😂

[@dbriddie9525]

how many wedges would you need to gap from the pW@36 deg? Only 14 clubs allowed lol. Absolutely ridiculous...

[@ianrushesleftfoot3640]

Nice no bull review mate.

[@matthewmadalone9534]

Golf here in the states now = bomb n gouge. People like Tiger, who can hit all shots are rare breed. Most pga players aren't "golfers" they're just superior athletes now with golf clubs in their hands

[@matthewmadalone9534]

@YikesBikes Not insulting bro. Speaking facts. Dustin Johnson can stand flat footed & jump & dunk a basketball. He swims 3 miles a day! Brooks Koepka literally squats more than some nfl running backs & could play linebacker. They are superior with their training, trainers, Dr's, diet, talent, etc. I was a division I soccer player then Navy, then Navy Seal for 4 years & these guys' regimen & training year round put my in shape self to shame. Jack Nicklaus--golfer Brooks Koepka--athlete that can play golf

[@matthewmadalone9534]

@YikesBikes Dude football is horrible example of "real" athletes when 60% of players on the field are 330lbs & die by age 40! 😂😂 You're just butthurt that you played a girl sport where you have to stop every 12 seconds to catch your breath. Probably a fat lineman that is crippled at the knees huh? And no you're a moron if you think squatting doesn't help swing speed. All the long hitters do a power squat move & use the ground for leverage & power! KZbin it. You're an ungrateful, sloppy excuse for a man calling a veteran a moron. You're very welcome for your freedom that I and countless other veterans & comerades paid for! And, you used that freedom to cause CTE to your brain....pathetic. Happy freedom from CRT SEAL TEAM 6. "Golf power squat" watch Tiger, Rory & others do this move. And last I checked prime Norman or Bobby Jones NEVER swung the club 129mph you are sorely mistaken. Keep hitting your top flites into the water. Read up on golf kid

[@matthewmadalone9534]

@YikesBikes 😂😂😂😂😂 football real athletes....now that's funny

[@brentjewell9641]

Michael they are 100% a niche club... Made for guys who have money ( obviously) who are 15 plus hcp who want to say they hit 7 iron 150

[@danthemanwhocancan]

Bang on Brent! Come and join my Marketing Team - could do with someone like you.

[@nmille5237]

I’ll stick to the forge Ben Hogan’s for $700. 🤣 that’s 4-pw

[@trillbrown3686]

You might find some players gaming "normal" lofted irons PW to 6 then gaming an epic forged 7 and 6 as 5 and 4 iron replacements. It's the only way I can see not ending up with a huge gap between pw going 155 and normal gap wedge going 120??? Mental.

[@gavincunningham4598]

27 degree. Was the point. It's just a 5 iron.. you may as well buy a nomal set and have extra inch put on them ... Cost you at least 1500 pounds to then 400 to 500 on wedges

[@BiLatKnee]

But it is much easier to hit than a five iron. Just saying. So it isn't just the Hal Sutton issue.

[@rickcudmore8156]

At $2800 CDN for a set of 8 irons, I think I will pass. Great honest review. It appears golf club makers are more concerned about lofts and distance.

[@BaBaBooeyWRLD]

Rick Cudmore And $$$ instead of trying to grow the game which could earn them even more $$$

[@joezaczyk2987]

I have a set of Cobra S3 Max combo irons. I am going to replace them with these Epic Forged. When comparing my Cobra lofts to the Epic I am found that there is really only a 1 club difference in lofts between most clubs. (S3 5i is 25*/ Epic 6i is 24*); (S3 6i is 28*/Epic 7i 27*); (S3 7i is 31*/Epic 8i s 31.5*); (S3 8i is 35*/Epic 9i is36*) and there is around 1/4" difference in shaft length. The wedges do have about 2* loft difference. I won't bore you with that comparison. I am a short hitter and have never been concerned about the club I use compared to my buds. I have always used one or more clubs. No one makes fun of me and besides, I don't care. What I care about is the final score.

[@ted501]

that's why michael choose pure blade ...

[@jsoelistyo9701]

But how can you say it just has a different number stamped on a 5i if the length of the iron is a standard 7i? the shorter iron will always be easier to hit. forget the loft, if the length is the length of a 7i, than it's a 7i.

[@petermartinaitis8166]

There is no such thing as a standard 7 iron or do you thing all iron sets from all manufacturers are exactly the same.

[@jpreyes1028]

Another reason is low handicappers who are now ageing cannot hit it as far anymore. Also, low handicappers who have had injuries that make it impossible for them to clear their left side as fast.

[@ww-oo7ic]

The lofts may match but to just dismiss it as an ego club (my words) is a bit short sided. I think hitting one 5 iron is too small a sample size. hit 10 shots a piece and don't take anything out and compare.

[@atomhrtmother]

Like the Ping Blueprint better.

[@mikewhite255]

I figure these clubs arw probably great for high handicaps or beginners , only problem is who is out there thats new to the game spending so much on a set of irons.? So then you are left with skilled golfers who just cant hit them like they used to due to age or possibly injury or both, i feel like these clubs can make the game fun again for many people struggling with distance . If the clubs are forgiving and consistent then the loft amd the distance really doesnt matter as how far your 7 iron goes is unique to you , some peoole need all the distance they can get out of it and shouldn't be shamed for choosing a strong lofted forgiving iron, each individual should play their own game so provided the clubs are legal it doesnt matter what you play .

[@taftwright5966]

I beg to differ with you I personally don’t care what my opponent is hitting. I bought this iron because in 75 and don’t have the swing speed anymore plus I have a bad back. I can hit this iron swing easier and the ball goes just about as far as I use to hit it.

[@MXJEFF94]

Tin Cup hits his 7iron 200yds... 🤷‍♂️😂

[@bld9696]

227, toed a bit.

[@derekharding7841]

So if you follow a 4 degree difference in loft, the 3 iron would be 10 degrees. Would love to see that review🤣

[@jmj5150]

I'll play these irons when i'm 90.. I'll need the distance and will find these in the bargain bin

[@randytang7]

Maybe someday we should just get rid of iron numbers and just stamp the loft numbers on it like wedges...

[@kevinberry845]

if club so good, why is it 5 iron length, and 5 iron loft lol, so its basically 5 iron with a 7 iron on it, specially distance you hit 5 iron that would be same distance, so whats point of these irons callaway

[@parmanduke]

Wow look at those carry numbers. You are Mr. Consistency. Impressive numbers but most people should focus on their games from 100yds on in vs carrying their 7 iron as far as their usual 5 iron.

[@sirtogii5216]

Hmm so a player with decent club head speed would have 4 irons 7 to pw and then need at least 4 more wedges... Seems legit... To be honest, the consistency in terms of distance and spin with the various strikes was impressive but I just don't see the buyer for these. Any half decent player will just have a nightmare gapping them. It's already an issue with the 30 degree lofted 7 iron sets out there hitting the 180 plus mark. I reckon if they had kept the lofts more honest they'd have a much bigger audience.

[@wompwomp9225]

Some people just need to tell everyone they hit their 7iron 200 yards. No idea what market Callaway is going for, you can get jacked up lofts from TaylorMade for half the price

[@ctubridy]

Dear Callaway, 27* is not a 7-iron.

[@Southpaw59er]

I don't think anyone is buying this iron to brag about how far they hit their 7 iron. I think they're buying it because they have a slower swing speed or are older golfers and need some help. Not everyone swings their 7 iron like a tour pro.

[@ccmorgan53]

😂😂tour 5 iron shots came up after comment

[@matthewmadalone9534]

You can make this set out of your own clubs for about $100. Go to a club fitter and have every shaft extended by 1 in, the loft strengthened by 3 1/2 degrees and then put LED tape on the lower back portion of your iron to achieve proper ball flight height. tada!! you just made Callaway's $2,000 set of irons

[@A1PrimeTimeMovies]

Hmm interesting

[@granty1954]

Can't understand why they didn't make the loft 26° or maybe 25°......I'm sure the Epic Flash 2020 model will address that !! Absolutely bonkers from all these main companies.

[@cwugrad396]

“But these go to 11” .... Nigel Tufnel

[@BiLatKnee]

They actually do. Well, there is an extra gap wedge, called at "approach wedge".

[@billmckee3639]

Too much money for a "trick" club, which is really what it is. I don't understand why manufacturers are doing this? Everyone is privy to the information and any good golfer knows that these "longer" hitting clubs are just lofted strong. Makes no sense! I'm playing the Wilson V6 irons now and will probably go to the new staff like you have Mike. :)

[@matthewmadalone9534]

Extra long, extra light, extra strong loft, extra price = target audience of RICH SENIORS

[@mpc77769]

If I order these I'll have them bent 3° strong 1i thru 9i... then get 7 or 8 wedges LOL!!!

[@swisstrader]

Why do you say niche market if it’s an iron that has super tight dispersion with great distance and ball speed? Sounds like it works for just about any level golfer as long as you have the wallet.

[@MichaelNewtonGolf]

swisstrader niche because of the price point

[@swisstrader]

Michael Newton Golf fair statement Michael!

[@gdeezy]

​@@MichaelNewtonGolf just bought an outlet condition Japanese version set with Nippon pro moddus 3 tour 120 shaft for $360 from Callaway pre owned. Price point worth it?

[@fluffpuckot]

Good video! But the lofts and shaft lengths are getting absolutely ridiculous. They will only lead to courses having to be made longer, which means it will take longer time to play. Not my cup of tea.

[@davidcopland2290]

Callaway have taken idiotosy to a new level. It's crazy you'd have to have 5 or 6 wedges to make up distance gaps.

[@TXchadTX]

"it's the same length and loft as my five iron with a lighter shaft" .....................""""""TECHNOLOGY"""""

[@jungyul2005]

My set will start with 6 iron lol

[@rlevitta]

It's like in "This Is Spinal Tap" where the guitar player's amplifier "goes to 11." Nigel Tufnel: The numbers all go to eleven. Look, right across the board, eleven, eleven, eleven and... Marty DiBergi: Oh, I see. And most amps go up to ten? Nigel Tufnel: Exactly. Marty DiBergi: Does that mean it's louder? Is it any louder? Nigel Tufnel: Well, it's one louder, isn't it? It's not ten. You see, most blokes, you know, will be playing at ten. You're on ten here, all the way up, all the way up, all the way up, you're on ten on your guitar. Where can you go from there? Where? Marty DiBergi: I don't know. Nigel Tufnel: Nowhere. Exactly. What we do is, if we need that extra push over the cliff, you know what we do? Marty DiBergi: Put it up to eleven. Nigel Tufnel: Eleven. Exactly. One louder. so...these clubs are "one longer." Same thing with the Callaway Rogue X irons I bought. My 7 is 27 degrees too.

[@ktkl68]

Mate: I hit 7 you hit 6. Me: Funny how i outdrive you by 30 yards every time.

[@caseyjones9644]

Your over traditional and who cares what the number on the bottom is. Just carry 2 more wedges and you have it!

[@chrismorton548]

Why buy a club that when you hit it anywhere on the face it still goes on the green?....is that a real question? lol

[@chavezding62]

Golf lessons and move up the front tee or two...Done! Are golfers really that gullible?

[@dogwood1963]

EXACTLY i used 7 iron 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mikebest634]

Totaly pointless clubs ,you would need about 6 wedges to gap these things ,my 7 iron is 34 , my pitching wedge is 46 .People still buy in to this crap ,the only reason they go that far is because the lofts are jacked up to hell .An Iron is a bit of mettle stuck on a stick .

[@booger65man]

Only high handicap players would be willing to show up to the course with any of these uber $$ clubs and then get beat by a good player with some 20 year old sticks with worn out grooves. That player would be better off putting that $$ in some lessons and stick with second hand clubs. This move by manufacturers towards producing $$ clubs that target bad players is a head scratcher.

[@mikebest634]

Luke warmwater - I agree mate but people always belive the hype and still belive they can buy a golf game .

[@bmathis26]

Marketing mumbo jumbo... this is for someone has a serious injury and needs distance and forgiveness now... or you are spot on and this is for the guy on the course who ask every time what club are you using... When you say 5i and they say 7i they feel great but when they fly one over the green with their Gap wedge and throw the club in frustration I’ll happily take the set off their hands for 1/5th the price 😂

[@WalterBoring]

a 7 iron at 200yards? Who the hell is this review for?!?! lol

[@sunnyduscle]

Will never buy this. What a joke the lofts are! Geez going to be fub listening to idiots online boasting they hit their 7 iron 200. Own goal from Callaway because only thing people talk about are the stupid lofts