Callaway launch latest generation irons

Callaway Golf have unveiled the precision engineered CF 16 Irons and the tour-inspired Pro 16 Irons, manufactured using a quadruple net forging process to deliver the soft feel demanded by better players.

Combining the premium feel of a forged players’ Iron with the company’s Cup Face technology, Callaway’s new Apex CF 16 Irons’ highly technical, multi-piece construction provides a combination of feel, control and distance that effectively allows players of all abilities to take the perceived perfection of Forged irons even further.

Dr. Alan Hocknell, Head of Research and Development, Callaway Golf, said: “Cup Face technology has resonated with a lot of golfers because it delivers visible ball speed gains; so it seemed logical to make it a feature of the new Apex range, however this presented our team with one of the biggest challenges we’ve ever faced.

“We have pushed our engineers and our suppliers further than ever and developed new manufacturing processes to ensure the new Apex CF 16 Irons deliver all the authenticity and feel of a forging, infused with tech benefits that deliver power to hit the ball further.”

The new Apex Pro 16 Irons are heavily influenced by the feedback of Callaway’s Staff Professionals and engineered for world-class and skilled players alike. The tour-inspired classic styling optimises turf interaction, while progressive Flow Weighting technology and high spin profile grooves increase control over ball flight.

Callaway is also introducing a Hybrid to complement the premium Apex line for the first time to offer an alternative to golfers looking for greater forgiveness at the top end of their bag. The new Apex Hybrids have a distinctive, tour-inspired head shape and feature Callaway’s Forged Cup Face technology, delivering forgiveness and ultra-hot ball speed for extreme length. The CG is low to increase spin and promote a more iron-like flight profile, with a higher apex than traditional hybrids, to bring stopping power when golfers are approaching long par 5s and 4s in two, or on lengthy par 3s.

“This Hybrid is aimed at golfers who are not necessarily looking to max out on distance, but know their yardages and want to make an accurate approach to greens from distance,” said Dr. Alan Hocknell.

Callaway’s new Apex CF 16 Irons and Apex Pro 16 Irons will be available in store on 20 October 2015. The new Apex Hybrids will be available from 4 December 2015.