New Irons

Replaced paradym irons and am very pleased with the change. A bit heavier but more forgiving.

Quantum

I love the Quantum. Long, straight and high. I’ll be even happier if my trade-in money is processed.

Great 5i

Im not a very strong hotter but the fact i can get the distance of my 3 wood on this 5iron is just what i needed since i constantly hit down im more consistent with my irons love the feel

Quantum Iron Upgrade

I bought this a moth ago after using the Callaway club selector tool replacing a 12 year old club. I am hitting at least 10-20 yards further with the 7 iron. Great advice and purchase

Great Irons, Questionable Company.

The product is excellent, I am not sure that my faith in the company will remain as strong as it has been in the past. Throwing a group of creators under the bus for an ad that was Callaway approved seems in bad taste. I will look to purchase from a different company when the time comes.

Quality

I just bought this Sand Wedge to complete my iron set and very happy with it and the 4 thu 9 irons. Quality craftmanship. I recommend it.

Disappointed!

I returned them! They were 20 to 30 yards shorter than the 2023 Big Bertha iron set that I traded in! Wish that I had kept the Big Bertha!

Too Good!?! Probably The Best Clubs For You.

I am returning to golf as a high-handicap player after about 25 years away. For reference, my swing, to the untrained eye, probably looks decent. I've always had good club speed, can still hit my driver almost 300 yards on rare occasion, regularly hit it in the mid 270's as a 57 year old. Not very accurate at that distance though which brings me to Quantum Max OS irons. There are a LOT of reviewers out there doing all sorts of club tests and giving their OPINIONS on clubs. Only a few really use the data available and only Golf Digest seems to have the robot data available. Sure a pro can hit fairly repeatable shots. The robot can hit "perfectly" repeated shots and Golf Digest tests clubs by having it hit 54(?) shots with each club, six shots from each of 9 areas on the face. This gives incredible data for how forgiving a club is of mis-hits. I bought these because they are among the very best, of all clubs tested including SGI, GI, PA, and Tour irons. Perhaps the best for a non-pro of any level if your goal is to consistently hit the ball to a target. Some folks may argue that these clubs can't control the ball as well as more costly clubs- beats me as that is not my level of game yet. What they do better than any other is send the ball roughly where you want it to go when the ball doesn't meet the club in the sweet spot. That fact makes improving your game SO much easier. Improving your game/swing for most of us means learning to not mis-hit as often, then learning to get close to the sweet spot more often. That process involves a lot of time and mis-hit balls. Mis-hits are fine at the range. There could even be an argument for using really unforgiving clubs at the range because they will expose all of your flaws. No thanks. Mis-hits on the course really suck, especially courses with lots of trees and brush to gobble up wayward shots. Because these clubs are SO much more consistent across the entire face, your mis-hits will be far more likely to be in the "that will play" zone instead of "hit a Mulligan, that ball is lost" zone. At the range today I finally started working on my technique in earnest after many sessions of just having fun hitting the balls. My shot grouping on TopTracer was very satisfying. It's a large oval because my range still varies a lot but the oval is long and skinny, with the long axis lining up with the pin and the side-to-side pretty darn narrow. Example: Approach wedge, swinging easy, had a total width of the oval of about 11 yards (max about 5L, 6R) at about 80 yards total distance. For a very high handicap player, that is exciting. Obviously, some of it is my ability but there is no mistaking the importance these clubs make. Don't believe me? Look at what Rory McElroy said about the equipment becoming too good.

Exactly As Advertised!

I’ve played them for 3 rounds and These clubs preform just as described more distance and very forgiving. Love the feel, response, and overall game changing effect. Definitely the clubs for the higher handicaps. So happy with this decision, went from the X-18’s and won’t look back! Callaway makes top quality equipment and great warranty. You can’t beat Callaway’s trade in program. Customer for life!

I bought for the second time and used 2X trade in. Bought more than I planned on. Simon was great.

Quantum Irons

The Quantum max OS irons have exceeded my expectations. Well worth the price.

Game Improvement Irons

GREAT IRONS. I bought these Irons 3 weeks ago. I did not go to the range with them. I played in a tournament last weekend and they were great. Should have bought them when the first came out.

Great Club, Poor Quality Control

The clubs are amazing. The lofts were 100%wrong. Not one club was correct. They sent me all new irons and those lofts were correct except for one club so they made it right and did it quickly.

So Easy To Hit These Irons

I have only played a few rounds since purchasing these. Very happy with the results. Have now purchased the 4 and 5 hybrids. Can’t wait to try them.

The Early Results Are In!!

I have used this club a few times and it feels great. The sound and feel of the ball strike gives you a boost in your mental state. I can’t say I hit the ball any better or further yet. I will say after each hit I want to hit three more so I can keep the feeling of my shot with this club in my hand. I believe I will have to try out more of these clubs.