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Knockglock Well Established Member

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What are everyone's thoughts about these clubs? particularly as a high handicapper, and a left-handed golfer

Lefty Golfer!
In my light stand bag:
R7 Limited Driver 9.5* Matrix Ozik xcon 5.5 Stiff Shaft
A3os 3 (19*) and 4 (22*) Hybrids Grafalloy Prolaunch Platinum Stiff shafts
X-22's 5-AW Regular Flex Uniflex Steel Shafts X-Forged SW 56* & LW 60* 35" Studio Stainless Newport 2.5 ('04 version) with a...


Drennen13 Well Established Member

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i have a set of 18's and 22 tours and the 18's are the most forgiving clubs ive ever hit. The 22's are just as good tho, a little different for me, but definately a great club. Id go with them.
Bag- Orig. 14 Stadium Tour
Driver- R7 limited 9.5*
3 Wood- R7
5 Wood-Viper Tour
Irons- X18/X22 ToursWedges- 52*/ 56* SandPutter- Hamilton f2 series BladeBall- Pro V1Glove-

Knockglock Well Established Member

Knockglock

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i have a set of 18's and 22 tours and the 18's are the most forgiving clubs ive ever hit. The 22's are just as good tho, a little different for me, but definately a great club. Id go with them.

Thanks a lot man! So you have both 18s and 22s but prefer the 18s? Just preference or any reason why?

This is probably a dumb question, but is there two different lines of x22s, regular and tours or are they one and the same? I also heard callaways are lefty friendly and have great customer service, so those are big pluses

Lefty Golfer!
In my light stand bag:
R7 Limited Driver 9.5* Matrix Ozik xcon 5.5 Stiff Shaft
A3os 3 (19*) and 4 (22*) Hybrids Grafalloy Prolaunch Platinum Stiff shafts
X-22's 5-AW Regular Flex Uniflex Steel Shafts X-Forged SW 56* & LW 60* 35" Studio Stainless Newport 2.5 ('04 version) with a...


Iowa Hawkeye Dedicated Member

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The tours have less offeset and are a touch less forgiving. Thinner sole and the weighting isn't quite so extreme.

FTi 10* Draw w/ ProLaunch Blue 65g Stiff
5 Wood
Walter Hagen Ultradyne Blades 3-PW
52*
X-Tour Vintage 56.13 X-Forged Chrome 64.09 Dual Force BladeBall: B330Rx or Pro V1


Drennen13 Well Established Member

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Thanks a lot man! So you have both 18s and 22s but prefer the 18s? Just preference or any reason why?

Yeah i just lean towards the 18's more for more workability and comfort. But yeah the x22's and tours are different just by a little bit. The 22's have a full offset club head which enables a higher ball flight where as the tours have a tour offset head club which keeps the ball to a medium height.

Bag- Orig. 14 Stadium Tour
Driver- R7 limited 9.5*
3 Wood- R7
5 Wood-Viper Tour
Irons- X18/X22 ToursWedges- 52*/ 56* SandPutter- Hamilton f2 series BladeBall- Pro V1Glove-

NativeTxn Well Established Member

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I just got a set of X-22s and as you can see I'm definitely a beginner. I hit them for the first time at the range yesterday, and after my first experience with them, I think they are excellent.

In my X-Series Bag:

Driver G10 10.5*
Woods V-Steel 3W, 5W
Hybrids Pinemeadow ZR1 19* 3HIrons MX-19 4-GWWedge MP-R Black Nickel 54/10Putter Rossa Sebring AGSI+


DES NUTTZ Well Established Member

DES NUTTZ

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X-22's are amazing and will give you confidence

What's In My Bag:
Driver: TaylorMade R11s 9* w/ Fujikura Motore F1
3 Wood: TaylorMade R11s w/ Mitsubishi Fubuki 
Irons: Taylormade R11
Wedges: Titleist SM4 Vokey 52.08, 56.11, 60.04 
Putter: Odyssey Metal-X #9
Ball: Taylormade Penta TP5


Drennen13 Well Established Member

Drennen13

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The x series clubs are great for beginners and players all around.
Bag- Orig. 14 Stadium Tour
Driver- R7 limited 9.5*
3 Wood- R7
5 Wood-Viper Tour
Irons- X18/X22 ToursWedges- 52*/ 56* SandPutter- Hamilton f2 series BladeBall- Pro V1Glove-

leo3 Well Established Member

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I play the X20's, and they are excellent clubs. The X22's are almost identical, I have tried them, and would recommend them.

:tmade: 09 Burner
:cobra: Speed LD F 3 wood
:cobra: Baffler 20 degree hybrid
:cobra: Baffler TWS 23 hy
:ping: G15 5-UW
:snake_eyes: 56 deg SW 
:snake_eyes: 60 - 12 wedge  
:scotty_cameron: Studio Select Newport 2


Golfaway Dedicated Member

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I shot a couple of balls using an X-22 9 iron. It's good, I think it's more forgiving than my old X-14s. But if you're really a beginner I'd suggest something more game improvement; Mizuno MX950 or MX100, Adams hybrid irons or PING G10. You can't really go wrong with any of these. But if you're set on the X-22's then go for them.
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DES NUTTZ Well Established Member

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you definitely would not regret picking the 22's

What's In My Bag:
Driver: TaylorMade R11s 9* w/ Fujikura Motore F1
3 Wood: TaylorMade R11s w/ Mitsubishi Fubuki 
Irons: Taylormade R11
Wedges: Titleist SM4 Vokey 52.08, 56.11, 60.04 
Putter: Odyssey Metal-X #9
Ball: Taylormade Penta TP5


Knockglock Well Established Member

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you definitely would not regret picking the 22's

Haha thanks man

it seems like the 22's have a pretty good reputation!

Lefty Golfer!
In my light stand bag:
R7 Limited Driver 9.5* Matrix Ozik xcon 5.5 Stiff Shaft
A3os 3 (19*) and 4 (22*) Hybrids Grafalloy Prolaunch Platinum Stiff shafts
X-22's 5-AW Regular Flex Uniflex Steel Shafts X-Forged SW 56* & LW 60* 35" Studio Stainless Newport 2.5 ('04 version) with a...


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