Please note the set does not include the 6 iron and the 7 iron does have a hosel that is slightly misaligned as shown in the pictures.
The Callaway X-20 irons are a classic “game-improvement” set, with design features aimed at players who want more forgiveness, higher launch, and more confidence when striking less-than-perfect shots.
Key technologies include Extreme Notch Weighting, which pushes mass out to the perimeter of the head to increase the Moment of Inertia (MOI) and reduce twisting on off-centre hits, and VFT (Variable Face Thickness), which helps boost ball speed and distance over the face
Because of the deep cavity-back, perimeter weight, and relatively long blade lengths, the X-20 gives players good launch, solid carry, and more stability, especially with longer irons. They tend to favour players who want forgiveness over pure workability.
Overall, the X-20 remains a very viable set for mid- to high-handicappers, beginners, or anyone seeking reliable, forgiving irons without needing the latest tech.
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Callaway X20 Iron Set (5i,7i-SW, Graphite, Regular)
£149.99
Callaway X20 Iron Set (5i,7i-SW, Graphite, Regular)
Please note the set does not include the 6 iron and the 7 iron does have a hosel that is slightly misaligned as shown in the pictures.
The Callaway X-20 irons are a classic “game-improvement” set, with design features aimed at players who want more forgiveness, higher launch, and more confidence when striking less-than-perfect shots.
Key technologies include Extreme Notch Weighting, which pushes mass out to the perimeter of the head to increase the Moment of Inertia (MOI) and reduce twisting on off-centre hits, and VFT (Variable Face Thickness), which helps boost ball speed and distance over the face
Because of the deep cavity-back, perimeter weight, and relatively long blade lengths, the X-20 gives players good launch, solid carry, and more stability, especially with longer irons. They tend to favour players who want forgiveness over pure workability.
Overall, the X-20 remains a very viable set for mid- to high-handicappers, beginners, or anyone seeking reliable, forgiving irons without needing the latest tech.
