Here’s a bit more from the upcoming 2016 XR lineup from Callaway. These are the 2016 XR OS irons.
We can’t share much at this time, but the reasonable inference is that an XR OS iron gives Callaway an alternative to Big Bertha within the game-improvement space, at a more consumer-friendly price point.
For a sense of how OverSized the OS is, check out the comparison pics with the standard XR model.
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| Driver Titleist GT3 9° | Mini Driver TaylorMade R7 Quad 13° |
| 4-Wood Titleist GT2 16.5° | 4-Hybrid Titleist GT3 |
| Irons (5-PW) Titleist T350 | Wedges Vokey SM10 (48° F, 54° F, 58° T) |
| L.A.B. Golf DF3 | Ball Titleist Pro V1x Left Dash |
11 years ago
It looks just like me old 2002 Big Bertha Irons except to the little piece of metal on the toe, and the 02’s are still great irons. Just like clothes what went out yesterday is back today. Those 20002 Irons will compete against anything today, and easy to hit.
11 years ago
Yes, a lot of Mass is designed into these and many of the newer irons, not sure what that says about us golfers. I suppose I can imagine these residing in an LPGA bag. The Industry needs to better categorize and designate the player skill level and club performance level each model is designed for…
11 years ago
A question.
Are the xr PRO 2016 irons going to be thick as the OZ?
11 years ago
There isn’t a new XR Pro iron for ’16. The std XR & Pro from last year carries over. The OS is an add on to that line.
11 years ago
Another OS/hybrid iron design. They all look the pretty much the same and frankly I’ve tried a lot of them and they pretty much perform the same. Not sure what is really “new” here. Conceptually nothing different than my Burner Plus irons from 6-7 years ago. Fat flange, perimeter weighting, cavity back, thick top line, etc.
11 years ago
way to much going on. thick top line and way to busy
11 years ago
Not for me. It looks as thick as a ping, and I never bought. A set from them, because of the thick top line! I’ll go find a 2015 set of either Xr od Bertha.
11 years ago
Look like last year’s iron, just pregnant!
11 years ago
Brian Obrien
11 years ago
Garden tools! But then I suspect that no one here is the target audience.
11 years ago
Ugh. Way way too thick. I don’t mind bulk but this is an after Xmas bulging belly. Love Callaway but no.
DonRichie
10 years ago
How do the xr os compare to xr in performance ,distance,spin, direction,feel,sound,trajectory