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Hey all,

My wife for my birthday got me a new Callaway Hyper X driver... Matches the Callaway Weekender 14 Cart Bag... Grandma gave me a nice check to get some more clubs and well I am thinking it is time to get some Irons. I play right now with a set I got from a local sports megastore's going out of busness sale. I believe they are Taylor clones but a bit clunky. So being the good big brother I am I am going to hand them to my brother and time to get the Irons... I am looking at Callaway since I am happy with the brand. X20's caught my eye... Does anyone have any experience with them? Other options are the new bertha's.

Driver: Callaway Hyper X 11°
3 Wood: Callaway FTi Square 15°
3 Iron-PW: Callaway X-22
SW: Callaway X-Wedge 56
Gap: Warrior 52Lob: Warrior 60Putters: Old "Made in China" Blade -?Ti7?Bag: Callaway Weekender Org 14 cart bag -Holds 12 beers-Ball: Callaway WarbirdBall Retriever: Golf...


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I have the x-forged with the project-x flighted rifle shafts and just love them. They have some weight that let's me feel the club throughout the swing. In other words, I don't overswing like I did with my TM RacIIs.
Driver : Burner TP, 9.5, ReAx 50g Stiff flex
Fairway 906F2, 15, V2 85-S flex
Hybrid Rescue TP, 21, ReAx Stiff flex
4-PW X-Forged, Project X Flighted Rifle, 5.0
AW 52, 11 bounce, X-Forged, Project X Flighted Rifle, 5.5SW 56, 13 bounce, X-Forged, Project X Flighted Rifle, 5.5LW 60, 9 bounce,...

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