This summer I had trouble getting back into golf after a long winter of no golf. Golf has been a major enjoyment in my life, and I was really worried that turning 65 was going to mean I wouldn't enjoy the game anymore. So I thought it would help get some enthusiasm going if I updated my irons. My Callaway Diablo Edge Irons were a little beat up. Did very little research really, except on the Callaway website and over the phone with a salesman. He steered me to the Diablo's when I described my game. (I do not "shape" shots.) I ordered them from that salesman who also helped me customize my new clubs. I ordered them 1/2 inch shorter. And I ordered grips that were a little thicker because of my arthritis. Also I ordered exactly the clubs I wanted. I thought you had to include a five iron - but you don't. So that was nice. They took no getting used to. I'm hitting great. I have more faith in these new clubs than in my old ones. And although more distance was not a goal, I am hitting these irons a little farther. My shots are more consistent What I wabt to say is that the diablo edge have successfully inspire my golf enthusiasm. Now let us look them deeply.

On the one hand, the edge irons provide increased distance without compromising feel or performance. The lower, deeper center of gravity (CG) makes the sweet spot more accessible and is in line with where amateurs most commonly hit the ball on the clubface, generating longer, consistent distance and improved accuracy. Meanwhile, a lower, deeper CG is designed to make the sweet spot more accessible at lower impact locations. This generates longer, more consistent distance and improves accuracy for more greens in regulation. On thye other hand, delivering smooth turf interaction, the sole of diablo irons is designed to mitigate the effects of heavy and thin shots and improve the impact location on the face for greater distance.