Callaway Fusion Irons
Callaway Fusion Irons
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Irons Callaway Fusion wide sole
Callaway Fusion Wide Sole Irons
A super-premium iron with a flair for improve play and performance.
A new super-premium iron that utilizes Fusion Technology - the technology developed innovative weight distribution by Callaway Golf - the Fusion Wide Sole Irons use advanced multi-material design to create a game improvement iron large ( sticks golf cheap).
Three different materials combine to create irons Fusion Wide Sole
1. A dense alloy, Tunit, is founded on the sole, optimally placing the center of gravity in the head stick to help get the ball airborne quickly and easily.
2. 04/06 Lightweight titanium is used to form the body.
3. A vibration special insert buffer SenSert TPU used in the back cavity, which exceptional feel on every shot.
4. 6.4 Lightweight Titanium Body
5. titanium body is 35% lighter than comparable steel body, so Callaway Golf engineers to create a club head with increased large displacement for greater forgiveness, an increased effective hitting area and more confidence.
Wide Sole Design
The sole design instills great confidence and helps each iron in the set glide smoothly and easily across the lawn to reduce the digging of the clubhead at missed shots
Performance
I'll be honest, I was not terribly excited about the Fusion Wide Sole Irons when unboxed. It is clear deviation from what was used and the large size took a little getting used to ... until I saw how they perform. Callaway has made no secret technological assets The wide sole and every ounce of forgiveness in the design of iron squeezed out of the Great One Fusion Irons. I was won by how easy it is to play.
Feel
The Fusion Wide Soles are a solid feel, but muted in comparison with the regular Callaway Fusions. You'll know if you've beaten the ball in the center of the clubface, but not going to get a ton of information on off-center hits unless crashed the end of the finger. This is what I expected from a large iron. You will hear and feel a satisfying click when you hit a ball in the center of the clubface. I used my pitching wedge and short irons hit-and-run and long enough I feel for touch shots around the greens, but nothing like a muscle cutting blade, of course.
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