Diablo Edge Irons Surprised Me

I was afraid to try this diablo edge irons at the beginning, but later I was once again pleasantly surprised as Callaway continues to obviously be sinking lots of money into research and development, as well as quality control. The Callaway Diablo Edge Irons are indeed a cut above the original. There's a lot of technology in this one, so don't let that "Christmas Ornament on a Shaft" look of the original make you shy about trying this one.

 Callaway Diablo Edge irons are game-improvement clubs designed for players who want to strike the ball more consistently and gain distance. The Diablo Edge irons have a controversial appearance. The clubs do feature a similar color scheme to the Big Bertha Diablo Irons from Callaway. When Callaway set out to design the new Diablo Edge irons they wanted to make a more forgiving golf iron that would still produce excellent distance. Callaway concentrated mostly on the center of gravity and sole plate. 

In terms of the sole design, Callaway implemented a sole in the Diablo Edge irons that lessen the negative effects of heavy or thin shots. Because of the redesigned soles, miss hits are more accurate and carry farther than they have in the past. The longer irons have wider soles than the shorter irons. And in terms of being easy to hit and forgiving, the callaway diablo edge irons certainly deliver. The whole iron set, even the longer irons, are very solid through impact, and this results in outstanding forgiveness and very few shots going offline. There is also quite an impressive amount of power in these diablo edge irons. A lot of golfers are likely to be pleasantly surprised by how much carry they can get from a  Diablo Edge iron, not only that but it’s pretty effortless power as well.

The Callaway Diablo Edge Irons incorporate three “core” Callaway design features: VFT technology, which increases forgiveness by increasing perimeter weighting; the shortened hosel of the S2H2 design, which moves weight from the club’s hosel to the head’s perimeter and makes the clubs easier to hit; and an improved Tru-Bore design which enhances feel and club head control, even on mishits. This particular design feature incorporates a polycarbonate tip plug to dampen vibration on mishits, and it’s something your hands will appreciate if you don’t strike the ball as purely as you’d like.