The Callaway X20 Tour Iron Sets are a cavity backed iron that is closely related to the Callaway X-Forged Blades. It is a very similar style head, but with a slightly thicker topline. It also has a pretty decent cavity back which will give you some additional perimeter weighting, which a blade won’t do.
This is a cast construction golf club. One of the unique features of the Callaway X20 Tour Irons is that unlike traditional Callaway Irons you can see that it does not have the traditional bore through hosel. These irons are probably better for a lower handicap player or mid to lower handicap player, probably 10 or below. They offer excellent forgiveness with perimeter weighting and still offer a high degree workability and playability with the shape of the head. Again, this is not a forged iron, but a cast iron.
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Carlsbad, California-based Callaway Golf Company continues its X series irons with the performance-enhancing X-22, featuring Precision Notch Weighting; a Modified Tru-Bore design that softens vibration for an enhanced feel; a PGA Tour-inspired thinner top-line and sole; and VFT Technology, which maximizes ball speed and perimeter weighting for more distance and forgiveness.
Constructed from 17-4 stainless steel, the new X-22s provide stability at impact even on off-centered hits, and the center of gravity position has been strategically placed for optimal ball-flight trajectories.