Callaway FT Iron set Golf Club

First, I must say that yes, you do need to be careful when buying golf equipment on ebay due to the large number of counterfeit clubs for sale. If you do your research, you can find excellent clubs such as the Callaway FT irons I purchased.

These irons continue the Fusion line of irons that were popular over the past few years. I have played both the NS Pro 1100GH Uniflex steel shafted model and the graphite shafted model and I like them both. The ~35 gram difference in the shaft weights between the graphite and steel shafted versions is noticable but I would not consider the uniflex shaft "heavy". My swing speed is "on the line" between the regular flex and the stiff flex category. The uniflex steel shaft works for me however I have also played the regular flex graphite model with good results. Both versions launch the ball with very little effort in part due to the titanium face and the distribution of the weight around the clubhead. Callaway made the topline thinner with a little less offset than their other main game-improvement iron, the X-20 (the Big Bertha is in the Max Game Improvement category).

While I have experienced some game improvement qualities in the FT irons, I would place them between the X-20 and the X-20 Tour for forgiveness with off-center hits in part due to the amount of offset. I would consider them the next step up for players that have used the X-20 (or other game improvement irons) but not a difficult step. The sole width and face size are similar to the X-20 with the thinner top line being the most noticable difference at address. If you have problems hitting iron shots, the FT irons will not help you. If you feel comfortable hitting irons, do not be afraid to give the FT irons a try. As Callaway advertises, the FT irons are aimed at the mid and low handicap player. Vist a Demo Days or try them out at your favorite golf test facility such as Golf Galaxy stores. I think that you will like the 2008 Callaway FT irons.