Callaway Apex DCB 21 Irons product image
Callaway Apex DCB 21 Irons product image
Callaway Apex DCB 21 Irons product image
Callaway Apex DCB 21 Irons product image
Callaway Apex DCB 21 Irons product image

Callaway Apex DCB 21 Irons

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Apex DCB Irons

  • Forged Forgiveness: Deep cavity back and enhanced sole width deliver an easier launch and solid turf interaction out of a variety of lies
  • A.I.-Designed Flash Face Cup: Helps create high ball speeds and increased spin robustness across the face
  • Tungsten Energy Core: Allows for a more precise Center of Gravity to promote outstanding launch and more forgiving off-center shots
  • Ultimate Forged Feel: The body of the iron is 100% forged from 1025 mild carbon steel, and also features urethane microspheres for exceptional sound and feel at impact
  • Long and mid-irons feature up to 50 grams of tungsten per iron
  • Grip: Golf Pride Z Grip Soft
  • Game-improvement iron: Medium-sized clubheads with lots of forgiving features while featuring a fairly classic profile at address
  • Brand : Callaway
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Style : 4D386715R2006, 4D286715R2006, 4D386515R2006, 4D286515R2006, 4D387215R2006
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  • Web ID: 20CWYMPXDCB21STL6IRN
  • SKU: 21791325
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ModelLoftLie AngleLengthOffsetSwing Weight
4 Iron20°60.5°38.75".2"D2
5 Iron23°61.25°38.125".18"D2
6 Iron26°62°37.5".16"D2
7 Iron30°62.5°37".15"D2
8 Iron34°63°36.5".14"D2
9 Iron38°63.5°36".13"D2
P43°64°35.75".12"D2
A48°64°35.5".11"D2

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4.9

97%

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Game Improvement Is Taking Place

Greetings, I have had these clubs for 1 year. I bought these as a replacement of my 2008 Big Bertha iBrids. The 2008 Big Bertha's were game improvement clubs that lived up to their name. I still take them out on easier courses to play. These new Apex DCB 21 are game improvement clubs as well. The irons are stronger in the loft than the 2008 Big Bertha's. For instance the Big Bertha PW is 45* where as the Apex 21's are 43*. This difference is not unusual for any manufacturer, this is merely a note as to the difference. The Apex 21's look great from above and are forgiving. I am enjoying the extra yardage provided by the stronger loft. This is good purchase and I have no buyers remorse. I would actively seek out Callaways in the future. Their advertisement is true to form as I finally came in below 90 and am consistently below 100. That is a big deal for me.

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Great Clubs

Great game improvement clubs. Very forgiving. Good distance.

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Excellent Piece Of Kit!

Best Irons I’ve ever used. Straighter and longer. I’m 77 yrs old!

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Felt And Looked Great,

Looked and felt great,but durability was my only issue because the faces seemed to wear after only a few (5)rounds

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Easy To Hit

Great iron set. Looks good when you look down at address. Considerably longer than my old set if irons.

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