Callaway is one of the top brands in the golf world. They are known for high-quality equipment and have been around for decades. Each club that is made by the manufacturer is looked over and is made to ensure that ever level of golfer is catered too. This can be seen in the wide range of iron sets. However, as with any irons set, it is vital to understand your own range of play. Irons are crucial for a great game and the wide variety means that you no longer have to have an iron that is ill suited to you. As such, below is a list of the various Callaway iron sets. These are all unique in their own ways: coming with various plus and minuses.

Callaway Apex Irons

The best of the Callaway irons are made to cover wide ranges. It is unique in that it is adaptable to a variety of players. If a player needs distance and forgiveness, it is able to achieve it. If a player needs more feel and feedback, then it is able to achieve it. However, there is not much difference between this and the DCB irons.

Callaway Apex DCB Irons

This is one of the more forgiving Apex irons. The forgiveness is found in the deep cavity and the tungsten weight throughout the set. The distance and forgiveness is the appeal of these irons. However, it too has only a few minimal differences between the DCB and the Standard Apex iron.

Callaway Apex TCB Irons

This is another part of the Apex style irons. This iron is meant for a more experienced player and has been seen on tour with many profession players. However, this iron needs fine-tuning, which can be done when purchasing but it is a note to keep in mind.

Callaway Apex Pro Irons

This Apex iron contains more workability and a softer feel. This iron is for players that would like a more compact profile at the address. It is made for shot shaping and solid penetrating ball flight. However, it does lack the forgiveness of the other Apex irons.

Callaway Apex MB Irons

This Apex iron has a better workability and feel than some of the other Apex’s. However, this iron is unique in that it is intended for only the best ball-strikers. It is an iron that is made for professionals and players who need control over the ball flight.

Callaway Rouge ST Pro Iron

This iron has a slightly more traditional loft and has a thin-top line. One point of note is how this is a larger iron, but yet it doesn’t feel as chunky. It is forgiving while still having a powerful but soft feel. Truly, it is made for a low handicap player.

Callaway Rouge ST Max Iron

This Rouge iron has a more explosive feel and yet is also forgiving off the center. It is an iron that is appealing for the mid-to-high handicap golfers. However, due to the strong lofts it can cause the ball to come in hot on the green.

Callaway Rouge ST Max OS Iron

This is a slightly larger iron when compared to the other Rouge iron. It does offer a higher launch and an enhanced offset. This increased the forgiveness but is intended for mid-to high handicap players.

Callaway Mavrik Irons

This iron begins the continuing theme of Callaway having interesting names for their irons. Without factoring in names, this iron uses a high amount of technology to increase the loft, boost ball speed, and optimize the spin. However, it does require some fine-tuning: unlike other models that can simply be bought and played.

Callaway Epic Forged Irons

This particular iron is fast off the face. However, these irons are easy to swing and smooth to the point of impact. The distance comes from the longer irons in this set but overall, the set’s main goal is the strong lofts. Yet, it does have a low launch and low flight that could be concerning to many players.

Callaway Big Bertha B21 Irons

Big Bertha is a go to set for a variety of Callaway clubs. The irons are no exception. These irons have a generous offset, a tick topline, and wide sole. All of this help to deliver high ball speeds and a strong flight. Big Bertha, in the end, is made for high-handicap players who have issues with launching and striking the ball.

Final Thoughts

Callaway is an incredible brand. It has made sure to create, not only a wide range of sets, but a wide range of irons within those sets. Many other companies will not take the time to ensure that every iron is of the same quality or playability: giving priority to those more experienced or profession players. Yet, Callaway has made sure to take the time and give players of every experience level and need a set made just for them. It’s a unique concept that very few companies replicate. Even if they have replicated it, they do not always do so with the same level of care that Callaway does.

This level of care comes from the companies long standing history with the golf world. High quality, particularly in clubs, equates to trust. Trust in the club, trust in the shot, and trust in the company that provided the player with that outstanding capability. While there are negative to every brand, for these irons, it would appear that the negatives come down to personal preference. Clubs, no matter the technology or the range, still need to be handled by the player to determine if they are right. It’s why many players will go down the custom club route. However, mid-level and beginners do not always have that luxury. They need iron sets, and various other clubs, to perform at a high level no matter what. When selecting from these Callaway irons, it’s difficult to make an incorrect choice. In the end, the set will be determined by the needs of your game and how they feel in your hand.