Callaway Apex Pro Golf Iron Sets
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Callaway Apex Pro Golf Iron Sets
The Callaway Apex Pro Golf Iron Set is designed for discerning golfers who seek a precise blend of playability, control, and tour-level feel. Crafted with a forged 1025 mild carbon steel body, these irons offer exceptional softness and responsiveness. The advanced Tungsten Weighting optimizes the center of gravity in each iron, enhancing launch conditions and forgiveness while ensuring pinpoint accuracy. Unique to the Apex Pro, the innovative Face Cup Technology boasts a thin, flexible face insert, delivering increased ball speeds and distance without compromising control. The sleek, compact head shape is tailored for better players who demand workability and a clean, confident look at address.
Key features include:
| Multi-Material Forged | Combines a forged face with a forged 1025 carbon steel body. |
| Progressive Face Design | The long irons are designed for more distance and forgiveness, while the short irons are designed for more control and precision. |
| Urethane Microspheres | Dampens sound and improves feel while still allowing the face to flex for high ball speeds across the face. |
| Dynamic Sole Design | Features a pre-worn leading edge to cut through the turf more efficiently and trailing edge relief to ensure a clean exit. |
Top Competitors
The Titleist T100 Irons are designed for skilled golfers who prioritize workability and feel, similar to the Apex Pro. They feature a forged construction for exceptional feel and feedback and hollow body technology for added forgiveness on off-center hits. The Mizuno JPX 923 Hot Metal Pro Irons target golfers who want a blend of distance, forgiveness, and control. They use a forged construction for feel and a hollow body design for forgiveness and distance.
Progression of the Apex Pro irons
The Apex Pro irons follow the success of the regular Apex irons. They’re forged from 1020 Carbon steel and have Tungsten sole inserts (2 iron—5 iron) for higher launch and forgiveness. They feature Callaway’s new wide grooves for higher launch and lower spin out of the rough. The biggest upgrade the Pro received is a single-piece 1020 forging, compared to the regular Apex, which features multi-material construction.
| 👍 Pros |
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| The feedback I get from the club is excellent. I can tell where I’m striking it and control the shape of the ball's flight. It's very workable. |
| On the range, I was amazed at how well I could control the flight. |
| Easy to hit, control, and work. I love that they did not jack up the lofts to make you feel like you're hitting it farther. I’m hitting it like it's been in my bag for ever. |
| 👎 Cons |
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| The Apex lofts are not as strong, so as expected, they do not get the ball out quite as far. |
| These irons are very punishing for off-center hits. The heads are smaller, and the sweet spot seems even smaller, so it's easy to miss a shot and lose a lot of yardage. |
| I had to change the grips because I can not stand Winn Grips. More of a cord guy. |
The Apex Pros strike a good balance between the workability of blades and the forgiveness of game-improvement irons. The forged construction and Tour-influenced design allow skilled players to shape shots. And the forgiveness is surprisingly good for a player's iron. While not as forgiving as game-improvement models, they offer more consistency on slight mis-hits than traditional blades. The Apex Pros are a premium offering in Callaway's lineup and will have a higher price tag. However, if you're looking for performance benefits and a quality set, these are for you.
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