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Hi all, I can pick a set of the Callaway X-14 irons in great condition. 3-9 irons, Sw, PW for 175.

From the site..


X-14 Irons are The Best Selling Irons in Callaway Golf History!
The Steelhead X-14 Irons feature stainless steel construction and Variable Face Thickness (VFT) Technology to ensure a precisely located center of gravity. Face thickness tapers strategically from top to bottom and heel to toe and is optimized in the long, mid and short irons. This helps promote more forgiveness and a greater resistance to twisting at impact.


Thoughts?

Thank You In Advance.

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I would buy them in a heartbeat... the Cally X-14 is a classic SGI iron... when Callaway made the X-16, sales dropped and so with the X-18, then X-20 and now X-22, they have reverted to the original X-14 albeit with minor improvements given technological advances... and improved aesthetics

Driver: TaylorMade RocketBallz 10.5-deg
Woods: Cobra Bio Cell+ 3W and 5W
Hybrids: Bobby Jones Workshop Hybrid 3 (20-deg) and 5 (25-deg)
Irons: Srixon XXIO7 from 6 - PW
Wedge: Srixon XXIO7 GW and SW

Putter: Bobby Grace DCT Captiva 34"; Ball: Sirxon Soft Feel; Shoes: Footjoy


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I would buy them in a heartbeat... the Cally X-14 is a classic SGI iron... when Callaway made the X-16, sales dropped and so with the X-18, then X-20 and now X-22, they have reverted to the original X-14 albeit with minor improvements given technological advances... and improved aesthetics

i just might do that afterall. I made a few bucks selling my t2000 racquet, so that will soften the blow even more. thanks bob~

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try to find Ben Hogan BH5. They are the callaway x14 pro irons. They have less offset and look fantastic. I'm sure you could find it for cheaper than the callaways.

In My Ping Hoofer 3 Team Bag:
Driver - R9 460 with Aldila ReAx 60 g
3 Wood - :titleist 909f2 with Aldila Voodoo Stiff
Hybrid - 585H 19 degree with Graphite Design YS 85
Irons - AP1 4-PW with TTDGHL S300 Wedges - Vokey SM Tour Chrome 54.11 & 58.08 Putter - Circa 62 No. 3 Ball - ProV1...


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I gamed a set of the X-14 Pro Series with the Rifle Shafts for longer than any iron I've ever had......7 years or more.....

The only reason I replaced them was that I laid off the game for a couple three years and once I picked it up again my swing speed was significantly slower than before making them overly stiff for me...lower trajectory than I wanted.

The accuracy of these sticks was far superiour to any irons I've ever hit. I really liked them a ton....even though these were a low offset clean looking iron at set up....they offered tons of forgiveness on misshits.


Well made sticks that performed nicely.


I can honestly say, though, that I made a wise choice going from the Pro Series X-14s to the game improvement set I'm playing now.
909D Comp 9.5* (house MATRIX OZIK XCON-6)
Burner Superfast 3 & 5 woods (house MATRIX OZIK XCON-4.8)
G15 Hybrid 23* (AWT shaft)
G5 5 iron-PW-46*, UW-50*, SW-54 & LW-58 (AWT shaft)
Studio Select Newport 2 Mid SlantGrips: PING cords & Golf Pride New Decade Multi-Coumpound Bag: C-130...

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