When Callaway engineers sat down to design the Callaway Razr X Tour Irons, they were charged with a task of creating something easy enough for a mid handicap amateur player to use but in a head size that wouldn't put a pro golfer off.
The result of their, not inconsiderable, combined brain power was Razr technology. This allowed more weight to be placed low and deep in the head but without affecting the thin sole and topline design better players crave.
Key Technologies: The all-stainless steel iron has a 30-gram weight on the lower back of the cavity that shifts its center of gravity 23 percent lower and 18 percent deeper than in the X-22 Tour. The primary goal is to deliver the forgiveness and power of a wide-sole iron plus the versatility of a thin-sole iron.
TESTERS SAY: A good option for single-digit handicappers who are looking for "players" sticks that have a hint of game-improvement.
PROS
PLAYABILITY: Many testers believe the club's greatest strengths are its ability to get the ball out of rough and to hit straight shots from the fairway.
ACCURACY/FORGIVENESS: Steady as she goes; pleasing outcome on directional misses.
DISTANCE CONTROL: Carry distance, particularly from the rough, is a definite asset.
FEEL: Head-heavy feel gives a strong sense of clubhead location throughout the swing.
LOOK: It resembles a better player iron at address but is more like a game-improvement model in the bag.
CONS
Some better ballstrikers find the club doesn't match the number of different shots they want to play; a few testers prefer an easier, more consistent time of it from uneven lies.
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