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Product Description
Callaway X-18R Iron Set - The Callaway X-18R Iron Set delivers the perfect combination of performance and forgiveness. Callaway core technology combines with traditional styling for unmatched look and feel. Extreme Notch Weighting redistributes weight to the heel and toe for an increased MOI.
Extreme Notch Weighting lowers MOI for added forgiveness and longer shots on off-center hits
Undercut Channel: Perimeter weighting moves the center of gravity lower for a larger hitting area and greater forgiveness
Traditional look that seasoned golfers appriciate
Thinner topline, square toe and optimized sole width combine for maximum workability
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Callaway Golf X-18R Iron Set - 4-PW, SW - Steel Shafts UniFlex - Right Hand user reviews
Ipurchased a set of callaway x18-R I lost a club to a club and a half in distance do they have midsize grips please let me know thanks
4/30/2009
Handicap 10 - 15
thanks
John (Warren, OH)
Frequently asked questions about Callaway Golf X-18R Iron Set - 4-PW, SW - Steel Shafts UniFlex - Right Hand
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10/28/2009 3:19 PMMike Harrell
I have been using the same set of Big Bertha irons for over 10 yrs now, I want to upgrade to the X-22's. Will these improve my game and will there be a learning curve. I carry an 11 handicap.
I am a low 20s handicapper. I have used the Big Bertha for the last 2 years. Will these help me to move down?
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10/15/2009 9:39 AMGolfballs.com Employee: Andy
Bill, the Big Bertha series as actually designed to be more forgiving than the X-series. While both are considered game improvement, you will find the Big Bertha irons are easier to get airborne from touger lies. The newer irons in the Big Bertha series are great for 20+ guys looking for lower scores.
I play '08 Calloway Big Bertha irons with a steel shaft. I'm an 18 handicap. I selected them because I was told they were right for someone in my handicap range -- I was a 21 then. Will I be upgrading
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10/14/2009 3:36 PMGolfballs.com Employee: Andy
Good question. Technically the X-22 are still considered game improvement irons so you should be able to hit them fairly well. The Big Bertha series offers a wider sole which helps getting the ball airborne more quickly and comes with a deeper cavity for more forgiveness. The X-22 may be a little sleeker than the Bertha set but from a handicap standpoint you will not see a big enough difference to promote change just yet.
The X-18 was the best selling X series iron that Callaway has ever produced which is the reason for re-releasing the iron set for sale. Its a forgiving iron with a sleek look that suits all game play levels.
What's the "R" stand for? And are these cheaper than the non "R" clubs?
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09/09/2009 11:27 AMGolfballs.com Employee: Andy
The R stands for "refresh" as the X-18 was originally released in 2004 and the X-18R is basically a re-release of the original club with slight modifications.
I have a set of 2006 Big Bertha clubs steel shaft and can't remember if they are stiff or uniflex? Want to figure out what I am using now before I buy a new set. Is there a way to tell which they ar
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07/16/2009 5:00 PMGolfballs.com Employee: Andy
Thank you for your question. The stock shaft in the Big Bertha 06 set is a uniflex steel shaft.
I am an average golfer, golfing 2 to 4 times a month. I want to upgrade my irons. What is a better fit and more forgiving club. The Callways X18R or the Nike Slingshot. Thanks
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06/29/2009 5:22 PMMid Handicap Golfer: Stephen Greenhill
I have the nike slingshots, and I find that you a lot of height on shots and less distance had to move up a club to certain distance.
I am going to purchase a set of more advanced irons up from my starter set. But, i was wondering if i should go for the x-22's or the x-18 r's. What is the difference between the two clubs? This is he
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06/17/2009 3:27 PMGolfballs.com Employee: Andy
Ryan, good question. The X-22 irons are the more forgiving of the two options. As the X-18R set is a great iron set and is made with similar materials, the X-22 offers a deeper cavity and lower center of gravity making each your miss hits perform at a higher level.
I keep reading about length of shaft, measuring wrist to floor, I am short, so what does this measurement tell me and how do I apply it to shaft length
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06/03/2009 10:21 AMGolfballs.com Employee: Andy
Thank you for your question in regard to shaft lengths. The measurement from wrist to floor will determine which length you will need your shaft set at. Typically, shorter golfer will need their irons/woods cut down in order to maximize proper impact. Please determine the length of your arm from wrist to floor from a standing upright position with your arms at your side and I can determine the optimal length for you.
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08/13/2009 1:06 PMLow Handicap Golfer: Luke
Also your wrist to floor measurement will determine what lie angle you need. I'm 5'3" and I needed my clubs flattened 3 degrees from standard! Look into it!
I am a average golfer looking for new clubs...current set had extra inch added to shaft length, but not sure I needed it. I am 6'2"...would a custom club fitting be recommended or would std shaf
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05/21/2009 8:44 AMGolfballs.com Employee: Andy
Thank you for your inquiry. Typically guys your height will need added length to the shaft with an upright lie angle. Your arm length from wrist to floor will give a better idea as to how much additional length is needed. The majority of golfers in your height range would benefit from a 1/2" extended shaft and a 2 degree upright lie angle. The custom iron set will definately improve your ball striking ability and your consistency in your iron play. Please give us a call if you have further quest
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09/04/2009 6:32 PMMid Handicap Golfer: David
I have old clubs looking to buy new how do I tell if my clubs are to long or short.
Is this a re-released or re-branded club club. I thought these were sold around 2005?
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04/20/2009 4:35 PMGolfballs.com Employee: Johnny
Thank you for your question.
The X-18's were originally released around 2005. The X-18R is a New Iron Set that was just launched. It's more of a pricing point iron set without the bells and whistles that make up the current X-22's.
Please let me know if you have any other questions.
Thanks,
Johnny
What actually is an X-18R,(R) and how does it compare to the X-18's. I have heard the "R" means refurbished.
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04/21/2009 5:15 PMGolfballs.com Employee: Andy
Thank you for your question. The difference between the 2009 Callaway X-18 Refresh irons and the original is in the manufacturing. The irons are brand new and are not refurbished. The technical difference is that the shaft does not bore through the head of the iron as in the original X-18 set. The change does not effect the performance of the club which makes the 2 iron sets basically equal.
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10/27/2009 9:51 AMMid Handicap Golfer: Carol
I recently purchased a set of the X18R's and after reading various explanations on what the "R" meant decided to call Callaway Customer Service myself to find out and was told it stands for "Re-Launch" in response to the popularity of the original X18's. The big difference is the originals had a bore thru hozel. The X18R's don't.
Thank you for your question.
I'm sorry but they are not. These are only available in a Uniflex Flex.
Please let me know if you have any other questions.
Thank you,
Johnny
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