NEW CALLAWAY EPIC PRO IRONS REVIEW

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NEW CALLAWAY EPIC PRO IRONS REVIEW
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MAXIXES CURED BALDNESS ATLEAST says:

Wouldn't necessarily say they are ugly; just not worth the price tag is more appropriate.

Nick Shepherd says:

You can buy this set for under $200 bucks. It's called the Big Bertha Fusion. Looks likes nothing more than a spruced up looking version of the Fusion to me. I'd love to see a video comparing the two.

Gift Horse says:

2 grand for a set of irons that you are going to beat into the ground.

Tyler Colligan says:

Love that sound. Not so much the price..

wedgtable says:

For people with more money than skill

Phil McIver says:

This is a dangerous road that these manufacturers are going down. The future of golf is in danger because they will use these models to justify the increase on their other models in the long run

Robert quantrill says:

Not a fan of taylormade but the clubs made for rory look a million times better that these, probably perform much better too!

lee jordan says:

just looks like a taylormade m2 iron to me.

Mike Eastridge says:

I hope nobody buys them.

Chris Roe says:

Just looked at the price out of curiosity. 5-PW was £1399…. What?!

Jeremy Holt says:

Got to be honest, you might shouldn't have published this video. Gonna get accused of sandbagging with this review. You are about to go to qualifying in a few weeks, and hit iron shots like this.

Thomas says:

I'll be honest, after seeing this review the 2015 XR's are probably just as good if not better for distance and forgiveness. Rick absolutely killed those things and his reaction was priceless.

Looks like Callaway pulled a Taylormade and decided to overcharge on half truths and fake carbon fiber inserts. Sad.

Dre Wilkinson says:

It's the I N D I A N not the A R R O W

Dre Wilkinson says:

I think they're pretty nice and it's strange that it spins low maybe the grooves are bad but I think they are nice

Steven Ellis says:

Can you do a review on the Topflite XL golf set

coomz2006 says:

Hey, Rick. Have you thought about bending the 'strong lofted irons' to standard lofts and see how they perform? I do realise that you can just play an 8 iron as a 7 etc. What are they like in true lofts? I would be interested in that review! The obvious lack of workability due to extreme forgiveness won't be there, but they may spin similar to true lofts? I am interested to hear your thoughts on this. Cheers

Rick Cash says:

Growing the game at 2 Grand a set…..

Buster Keaton says:

Do they look amazing? Not really. Are the shafts in them shit? Yes. Does that make a difference in performance? Absolutely

Curtis Polysou says:

Fixation on lofts doesn't make sense.  The Epic Pro 7i averaged a higher launch and the same peak height than the FG Tour V6 despite the much lower loft. 
IMO the only performance issue here is the low spin.  Only guys who launch the ball really high will find 4-5000 rpm on a 7i playable.

Chris Pellatt says:

So Callaway has released a set of iron from 2i to 9i (strong lofts) that don't spin enough for the average player to hold greens. Now mid to high handicappers will need 4 wedges (48, 52, 56 and 60) to fill in the gap under the PW so in essence you have a standard set anyway.

Don't be fooled people. These companies aren't making longer irons, they are just bumping the number on the sole up a couple of clubs. You can see by Ricks dispersion of the shots with the 7 iron (and he is a Pro!!!). Hitting any club around the 190-200y distance is going to be tough. Whether it says 7 or 5 on the sole it makes no difference.

grantelpers says:

Keep your current clubs spend the 2,000 on lessons. This high priced club fad is a joke. Haven't seen anyone improve their game significantly with equipment.

Jerry Petersen says:

I did my own testing on trackman with the same shaft and had results that were about the same as my apex 7 iron, however, when I changed the shaft to another project x lz I gain about 10 yards. The ball flight and spin rate were much better and you could throw a blanket over were the shots landed. I feel Rick did a good job in the rating but shafts with spin change do change the performance.

John Davis says:

they have similar numbers as the CF16 apex and I like the apex name better. compare these to the PXG 0311X which is about same price

Hitchslap says:

This nigga must have just passed an exam cause he's got ticks all over the gaff.

powerupandgo says:

I think the back of the head looks awful, cheap, tacky, classless, ugly!

Julia-6 says:

Seriously, Rick? The standard Epics start at $2000 a set. Then add your hybrids. For that price, they'd better make me swing and play like Lydia Ko. But they won't because we know you can't buy a swing. So no thanks, I'll pass on these. I'll keep my 4 year old Cobras. I doubt the technology in these will help my game that much.

Tim Tran says:

Great summary Rick. ??

Paul Hofman says:

Sounds too much like a sales pitch to me.
How much is Callaway paying for this?

Adrian Canny says:

i think they look awful- really cheap looking in my opinion
and if i had the money i would not buy these- if had money would go out and buy ben hogens or something but
but ugly irons

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