A simple cavity back design with increased forgiveness.The X FORGED STAR irons are forged from a single material (S20C), allowing you to enjoy a clean, comfortable feel and dry sound. It has become a model. The back face uses a simple cavity structure similar to the X FORGED irons. The bottom side has a triangular thick part with the apex at the center, and the thickness changes in stages from there to a slightly thicker part and then a complete cavity part towards the top. Masu. However, the area of ​​the thickest part is smaller than the X FORGED iron, and the area of ​​the full cavity area is also larger, so it can be said that the design is more forgiving. It is also noteworthy that the steps created by changing the wall thickness are shaped like the letter X.

Treatment of the outer periphery of the face so that you don't feel the size of the head The head size is larger than the X FORGED irons, and the toe side is designed to look higher, but this is done so that the player does not feel the size when holding the iron. This is due to the chamfering on the outer edge of the face. Also, compared to the X FORGED irons, there is a little more offset, the top blade is a little thicker, and the sole is wider. This model is designed to be more gentle in various areas.

The chamfers on the front and back of the sole allow for smooth swinging.The new X FORGED STAR irons also focused on smooth swinging, just like the X FORGED irons. The sole uses a process called tri-level sole design, with a semicircular chamfer on the leading edge and a constant chamfer from the toe to the heel on the trailing edge. This allows for smooth swings and greatly contributes to ease of ball control.

Like the previous model, I#7 is 29 degrees, which is a somewhat strong loft setting.The most distinctive feature of the "X FORGED STAR iron" is the loft setting. I#7 has a stronger loft of 29 degrees, which is the same as the previous model, which is 4 degrees stronger than the X FORGED iron. This model is ideal for players with advanced skill who want to use a 1-piece soft iron forged iron, but who also want a certain level of forgiveness and distance performance. There are 7 pieces in the number I#4 to 9 and PW, and the set is 6 pieces in the number I#5 to 9 and PW. I#4 is available as a single item.

count	#Four	#Five	#6	#7	#8	#9	P.W.
Head material/manufacturing method	Soft iron forging (S20C)
grip	Callaway Tour Velvet Rubber Black/White No backline Approx. 50g, Caliber 60 (5716030)
Loft angle (°)	20	twenty three	26	29	33	38	43
Lie angle (°)	60.5	61	61.5	62.0	62.5	63.0	63.25
Custom club length (inches)	38.5	38	37.5	37.0	36.5	36.0	35.75

DEVELOPMENT BACKGROUND

The landing angle is an important factor in stopping the ball where you want it to go. In addition to spin rate and launch angle, this is one of the factors that has become clear as trajectory measuring instruments have become popular in recent years. Tour pros place great importance on the angle of fall when hitting the green. What kind of shaft do you need to aim higher? From there, the development of TRAVIL started.

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