Callaway FT Individual Iron (Lob Wedge)
Callaway’s most technologically advanced irons, the FT line delivers the utmost in performance and playability, making the irons ideal for mid to low handicap players who demand the latest innovations and proven results. Each FT iron features a new head shape, with a thinner top line, a higher toe, and slightly less offset than other irons to produce a more traditional look. More significantly, the heads are also extremely stable thanks to the Extreme Notch Weighting, which redistributes weight to the low, rearward area of the club in the toe and heel to create a high moment of inertia (MOI). This improves your distance and accuracy on mis-hits at the heel and toe, making it easier to approach the green. And golfers will love the lightweight hot titanium face, which produces faster ball speeds and an increased effective hitting area. Callaway’s high-performance FT irons are ideal for mid to low handicap players.Callaway’s Fusion Technology The FT irons are the latest evolution of Fusion Technology, a multi-material process that gives Callaway Golf engineers the utmost freedom of design. Fusion Technology follows a philosophy called Complete Inertial Design (CID), in which Callaway engineers considered all of the club’s characteristics collectively and created a design that balances those characteristics while optimizing performance. The key to CID is to avoid focusing on one characteristic at the expense of the club’s overall performance. One major element of CID, for example, is to increase the stability of the clubhead, which is measured in terms of MOI. By raising the MOI on both the vertical and horizontal axes, and by positioning the weight to the perimeter of the clubhead, Callaway engineers were able to add stability to balls struck around the edges of the clubface. And because the clubhead rotates less during these swings, golfers lose less ball speed–helping the ball travel longer distances–and the ball goes straighter on off-center hits. (more…)
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