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Callaway Golf X-Forged Chrome Wedges
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Manufacturer Description
Legendary clubmaker Roger Cleveland has raised the bar once again with the new X-Forged® Wedges. Designed with input straight from Tour players, these wedges provide better players with all the elements they demand from their scoring clubs. Constructed from soft 1020 carbon steel for incredible feel, the clubs also feature a tighter heel-toe radius that provides increased versatility from anywhere around the green. On selected 56- through 64-degree models, the aggressively-sized Mack Daddy™ Grooves are designed at the maximum depth and width for tour-level spin, trajectory and distance control.
- Forged 1020 carbon steel allows for exceptional touch and feel around the greens
- On select 56- through 64-degree models, Mack Daddy™ Grooves are aggressively-sized at the maximum depth for tour level
- On select models, the C-Grind relieves the heel, toe and trailing edge for more versatility and improved turf interaction
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User Ratings & Reviews
(1 Reviews)
7/29/2008
Awesome...Awesome wedges. They create so much spin that its on autopilot from the fairway and greenshide lies. I own titleist Vokey and demoed these from my Country Club. They spin more than titleist spin milled. The Grooves on the callaway and the forged metal puts way more spin on the ball. But....the fatal flaw. These wedges eat a ball faster than any wedge i have ever hit. Pro V, Pro V1x, Taylormade, and Bridgestone B330s dont stand a chance with these grooves. If you can afford the balls then this
Robbie (Baton Rouge, LA)
Handicap 0 - 5
Frequently asked questions about
You guys wouldn't happen to have this club but in a right hand version would you?
Kenny
05/09/2011 5:35 PM
Unfortunately we are all sold out except for the one LH wedge. Thanks!
Golfballs.com Employee: Dustin
05/10/2011 9:50 AM
i'm in a delema over a set of clubs that i have now which are callaway x-18 graphite shaft reg flex i as considering a trade to x-22 tour set with steel 5.5 shaft's with a change of wedges to forge x
rocko
07/05/2009 12:35 PM
Thank you for your inquiry. The difference in weight from graphite to steel is significant so you may see a decrease in club head speed resulting in slightly shorter distance off of your irons. The steel shafts are much lower in torque which will increase the accuracy of your shot making. Also, the vibration reduction provided by graphite shafts will go away making off center impact feel harsh in your grip. I am a big fan of steel shafts and the Project X in the X-22 Tour is an excellent shaft b
Golfballs.com Employee: Andy
07/07/2009 3:23 PM
the course i play has hard greens i bounced a callaway warbird ball off of the green surface and had it go down the back side of the green at 135 yards. a friend of mine said i should be playing the b
rocko
07/04/2009 11:47 PM
Hi, thank you for your question. The warbird is a harder ball that is much more difficult to stop on the green. The e-5+ is a great all around ball that is softer than the warbird. This will allow you more control around the green.
Golfballs.com Employee: Parker
07/06/2009 8:35 AM
Can a 58 10 callaway c grind wedge be used as an effective sand wedge.
Anonymous
05/27/2009 4:01 PM
Thank you for your inquiry. The Callaway X-Forged wedge in the 58 degree loft with a 10 degree bounce will not be as effective out of the sand as the traditional sand wedge options. A sand wedge will always have a higher bounce angle which is helpful in penetrating the softer surfaces such as a sand trap. Gap and/or Lob wedges such as the 58 10 wedge mentioned, will be much better suited for firmer surfaces such as fairway or light rough. Thanks! Andy.
Golfballs.com Employee: Andy
05/27/2009 5:00 PM
If you were to go to a three wedge system, what loft's /bounce would you buy. Thanks, Craig
Anonymous
04/19/2009 3:12 PM
Craig, the lofts needed to fill your gaps will differ according to the loft of your irons. A stronger set of irons will need stronger wedges. For example: if your PW is 45 degree you will want your gap wedge near 50 degree with a sand at 54 and the lob at 58. You will always want your gap and lob wedges to have lower bounce while your sand wedge has higher bounce. The lower bounce is better for "harder" surfaces ie compact sand while the higher bounce is great for "softer" lies ie fluffy white s
Golfballs.com Employee: Andy
04/25/2009 11:39 AM
My PW (Callaway X20) is 45 degrees, which makes it a 10 Iron in my opinion, not a wedge. Some sets (e.g. popular Wilson Di7) have a 43 degrees PW! I debated a 50 or 52 degree Approach and am very glad I went with 50. 56 for Sand and 60 for Lob. Longer hitting pros might go 52/58/62. Mickelson carries 60 and 64! I can do just about anything inside 60 yds with my 60.04 - very happy I went with the low bounce Lob rather than an even flatter loft.
Mid Handicap Golfer: John O
08/29/2009 9:49 AM
48, 54 and 60
48, 53 and 58
Most PW are 47 & can be bent a degree weaker. If you mean 4 wedge I'd say 47,51,55,60 or 48,52,56,60
Low Handicap Golfer: Brad
02/18/2010 1:53 AM
a 48 degree pitching wedge and a high bounce sandy are all you need, become a feel player
Mid Handicap Golfer:
05/02/2011 2:42 AM
what is the loft on a standard sand wedge. I am playing a callaway wedge.
Anonymous
04/19/2009 1:41 PM
Thank you for your question.
The standard loft on a sand wedge is either 55 or 56 Degree. It varies between those two lofts depending on the brand you prefer.
Please let me know if you have any other questions.
Thanks,
Johnny
Golfballs.com Employee: Johnny
04/20/2009 3:59 PM
54 to 56 degrees with 10 to 14 degrees of bounce. Cally's C grind is great, find the right loft and bounce combo.
Low Handicap Golfer: Brad
02/18/2010 1:55 AM
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