Best used Callaway irons!!!

[PuttPutt]

I am on a budget of $350 or less. On this website I was looking at I found that the Big Bertha, X-14 and X-16 was within my price range. I hit my friend's '05 Big Bertha and I don't know if it was because he had graphite shafts, but it just didn't feel right hitting it. I guess I have just been used to hitting the same irons for 10 years. CHEERS!!!

[pxc]

What are you asking?

[te3point5]

for 50 more you can get NEW x20's

http://www.tgw.com/customer/category...earchWords/x20

or for 30 more you can get x18r's new:

http://www.sportsauthority.com/produ...entPage=family

[tws1098]

If you do not mind using ebay, it is the way to go. My irons retail for around $900 and I got them for $425 in very good condition. That way if you aren't happy with them you can always trade them in or sell them to make your money back.

[WUTiger]

The standard X series irons (at least since X18) come with a Uniflex shaft unless someone had them customized. Uniflex picks up both the R and lower S flexes (the flex varies according to your swingspeed on a given shot). And, it has a midkick point, meaning it has a medium-height trajectory.

I got X20s in part because they don't pop the ball up as much as Big Berthas, and the Ping G10s.

If you get the ball up OK, try with X series irons. If not, try Big Bertha or used Pings.

Note to te3point5 on TGW site: The X20s on the TGW site do not have a bore-through hosel, like the X18R model that came out about 18 months ago. The non-bore-through variants are pegged for the $400 price point. Not sure if they play any differently than original X18 and X20 models.