Callaway X-24 Hot Irons and Some Golf Tricks

The clubs is powered by a consistently hot face that generates peak ball speeds for maximum distance with pinpoint accuracy. The new stealth PVD finish provides a distinctive dark look that minimizes glare.

"The callaway x-24 irons are the latest evolution of our award-winning X-Series Irons, which have helped make Callaway the No. 1 Irons company in the game for the last 13 consecutive years," said Dr. Alan Hocknell, senior vice president of research and development, Callaway Golf. "We recognize there are golfers looking for distance gains throughout their entire bag, and thus employed our core technologies and faster ball speeds into the design of X-24 Hot, a longer, more accurate set than any of their predecessors."

Callaway developed the new X-24 Hot Irons for golfers who seek to gain distance not just with the longest clubs in their bag, but also when pulling out an iron on a long par 3 or flying the water to reach a par 5 in two. The stealth PVD Finish, which is the result of a cutting-edge process designed to reduce glare and produce a distinctive look that is darker than most irons.

Golf Tricks: This shot is a lot simpler than it looks and with a little practice, even the average golfer can impress their friends by making regular contact with the ball and smashing it down the fairway.

To hit the ball at this height I need the shoulders to turn horizontally in the same plane rather than the normal tilt. As the ball on the tee and the club go higher it's even easier to make the turn and make contact with the ball.

When I fetch people out from the audience to try wholesale golf clubs, even good golfers don't immediately grasp the concept (and tend to hit the tee peg a foot below the ball). That's because they're so used to picking up the club from the ground in a different plane.

Strangely non-golfers often make a better stab at it because they're not tainted by muscle memory from hitting proper shots with the sole of the club on the ground.

If you are struggling with a slice this is a great exercise to help you attack the ball from the inside instead of out-to-in. It's worth putting the ball on a high tee (put a tee into a bamboo cane) and practice turning the shoulders in a slightly different, more horizontal plane. It will help get the feeling of hitting in-to out.

In a word, it is a new style come with the most reasonable price. I really recommend this iron to everyone.