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Introducing Epic Forged Irons
Ultra-Premium Forged Performance
The Epic Forged Irons are an ultra-premium, stunningly beautiful iron, developed from precision engineering and meticulous craftsmanship for incredible forged performance.
The Epic Forged Irons are an ultra-premium, stunningly beautiful iron, developed from precision engineering and meticulous craftsmanship for incredible forged performance.
Introducing Epic Forged Irons
Features & Benefits
- Ultra-Premium Forged Design For Pure Sound & Feel Incredibly pure feel, with exceptional sound and turf interaction at impact from a Forged 1025 Carbon Steel body. And our patented urethane microspheres comprehensively absorb unwanted vibration without slowing the face.
- Controlled Launch and Distance From the Suspended Tungsten Core For the first time, we’ve implemented our Suspended Tungsten Core into a forged iron. It suspends the custom tungsten weight using our Urethane Microspheres, allowing us to precisely position the Center of Gravity.
- 360 Face Cup For Industry-Leading Ball Speeds Our renowned 360 Face Cup employs a shallow, flexible rim around the perimeter of the face that flexes and releases at impact to promote fast ball speed.
- Spin Control VFT For Consistent Distance To provide spin and control in the mid and long irons, we’ve applied a new VFT pattern which promotes consistent ball speed and spin rates.
- Ultra-Premium Components To complete the performance package, Epic Forged is available in stock Aerotech Steelfiber FC and Mitsubishi Tensei AV Silver Shaft options, and Golf Pride Tour Velvet Grips.
High Performance
Premium Stock Shaft & Grip Options
Grip:
GOLF PRIDE TOUR VELVET ALIGN BLACK/SILVER GRIP46g
Shafts:
MITSUBISHI TENSEI AV SILVER GRAPHITE50g and 60g
AEROTECH STEEL FIBER FC GRAPHITE70g, 80g, and 90g
Custom Shafts
Epic Forged Irons is rated
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Rated 5 out of
5
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ChrisInAtlanta from
Perfect Fit for High Dynamic Loft Delivery
For a long time since an injury I have fought a swing that produced a launch angle several degrees too high. I had tried strong lofting other clubs and got the expected longer, but lower peak height, lower spin, more roll out, etc., and usually not quite as good as just hitting that next stronger club in the first place (due perhaps to messed up lie angles / club lengths and other things making it play and feel "off"). I had even gone to the extent of trying similar combinations of lofts, lies, lengths and shafts myself helped by some talented club fitters and only managed modestly improved results. So I had just been doing my best to learn to play the overly high ball flight and shorter resulting yardages and worked hard on altering my delivery to try to get my hands super forward and/or to otherwise de-loft the club as best I could within my physical limitations.
But no more. These clubs nail it for me. The additional loft puts the launch angles in an ideal window for me, and the peak height is just as high to a little higher than ideal for the actual number stamped on the club at my swing speed resulting in not just the increased carry but also the overall appropriate shot shape and expected stopping power for each club. It's like magic.
And after identifying the best shaft to pair with for me, I get spin rates that look about a half club low for each but otherwise because the height is what it is, the descent angles are great and the clubs perform as well as any I've seen fit for anyone.
The feel and forgiveness are every bit as good as others have already said, but to me, equally astounding is that I carry the 7-iron in the mid 160 yard range with an average club speed for that 7 iron barely over 80mph and get a land angle of around 48 degrees. That's a full 20+ more yards than I was getting with my previous best (meticulously) fit previous iron and shaft combo, plus the gaps are better and the overall range is more traditional. I didn't think that was physically possible. I dropped a hybrid and added an approach wedge. And as for forgiveness, all but the worst mishits carry within 5-7 yards of the purer shots. That also was not the case most of the procession of irons I had tried along the way and certainly not with the player profile clubs that had been the best fit for me up until these.
In full disclosure, I did pick up a few mph club head speed with these due to the heads themselves as well as the heads pairing perfectly with slightly lighter weight shafts, so that is contributing to the overall results. But wow.
I'm a little at a loss for cons but don't want to sound overstated so I'll offer that I really didn't expect them to work nearly so well on so many fronts. So much so that I actually almost didn't even consider trying them. They have a little more offset than I'm used to and thought I'd fight hitting them left. I don't. I thought the turf interaction after playing "players" clubs for so long might not be acceptable. It's more than fine. And then there are the preference things that matter less, but matter. Expected them to sound unsatisfying like a club packed with game improvement. But they actually sound amazing. Thought they'd look to chunky at address and put me off. Can't remember if I thought that a bit at address before the first few balls flew or not. I do distinctly remember feeling most comfortable behind a forged muscle back than anything else for years. But once I hit enough shots to know it wasn't just a few lucky ones with these I think my brain just re-wired itself and now they inspire nothing but confidence.
I'm sure that they can't be the right fit for everyone, (and I definitely think that getting professionally fit is one of the best things you can do for your game) but in my case they are an amazing fit. At over 50 with some limited range of motion and club speed, I'm hitting clubs that perform almost exactly like a half club off tour averages with that superb shot shape, and they are the easiest to hit clubs I've ever swung.
Date published: 2020-04-20
Rated 5 out of
5
by
JMB3 from
Gorgeous, High-Performing Irons
I was skeptical that the Epic Forged irons, though beautiful, could out perform my Apex irons. I was wrong. I'm spinning these irons higher (which was needed), hitting a higher peak height, all the while adding some extra distance. But what is most impressive is the forgiveness. I've hit several poor shots toe side that felt harsh but ended up only 10 yards short and slightly right of target. And Callaway's design hides that forgiveness. In fact, the topline of the 8i-AW look just like players irons.
Because I am generally a low spin player, my fitter recommended bending this set 2* weak to get even higher launch. Doing so has allowed me to go straight from the AW (as opposed to the GW) to my 54* SW. I am very, very happy with my set.
And for you big bombers, consider the 4i as a utility club. I have a high-swing buddy who crushes his.
Date published: 2020-01-15
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Caseyj15 from
Exactly 1 to 1.5 club longer than my Epic Pro irons.
Inspires confidence with profile of slightly longer blade and low offset. The clicky feel of the Aoex Pro is gone and gives you a soft workable iron that hits a high but penetrating ball flight that adds 1 to 1.5 clubs to my old Epic Pros. The club is slightly longer. Than my old irons so I’m getting used to the idea that my old 6 iron is my new 7 iron. The shaft lengths are exactly the same. Make sure you get the loft and lie checked as some of my irons were 2 degrees flatter than ordered. Several lofts were off by a degree or two as well. The clubs are forged so easy to adjust. Im 63 have a 6 handicap and broke in my irons on Maui. Shot 77,78 and 77 without ever taking a driving range shot. I’m excited to see where I end up after I get more comfortable.
Date published: 2019-12-29
Rated 4 out of
5
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Makasana from
Not close to the APEX irons
Not close to the APEX irons!! Overpriced, lots of blowing smoke in the advertising.
Date published: 2019-12-15
Rated 5 out of
5
by
PHX golfer from
Incredible engineering.
I have been playing golf for 48 years, with Indexes ranging from 4-13. After a long fitting at GolfTec with a great fitter, I settled on these clubs, 5-Gap. My next three rounds were in the 70s, the first of over 20 rounds on my GHIN card under 80. The irons are longer than my old Callaways and launch just as high. Buttery smooth. Expensive yes, but what would you pay to hit shorter, better feeling irons into each green for the next 5-10 years?
Date published: 2019-12-12
Rated 5 out of
5
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Walrus from
Have tried them all, Epic Forged Are The Best
Have tried every iron on the market to date, and the Epic Forged, while pricey, are far superior to any other iron. Got fitted at Club Champion, within 7 days irons arrived. Several range sessions to get yardages dialed in. Played 6 rounds with Epic Forged, and every round better than the last.
Handicap index dropped 2 since putting Epic Forged in the bag.
Find these irons exceptionally forgiving, with high ball flight and spin to stop close to the flag.
Ordered the lofts 1 degree weak from standard, and still picked up a little distance over old irons.
This is a must try iron for all handicaps.
Date published: 2019-12-04
Rated 5 out of
5
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TBL from
Phenomonal Iron
The Epic Forged is a special iron. Although it is quite expensive, the beauty and technology in the club make it worth its price. I have been a Callaway player for numerous years. When the Epic Forged was released, I was amazed at the beauty but more amazed at the feel. I decided to order my own set but needed to weaken the lofts as I hit the irons too far. If you are in the market for a high end set of irons, test out the Epic Forged.
Date published: 2019-11-27
Rated 5 out of
5
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Mark from
This product will definitely improve your game!
Just purchased a set of irons and these clubs are crazy good. My distance has increased along with accuracy. The shaft eliminates a lot of the vibrations if you hit a bad shot but feel like an iron shaft. For any one who is a beginner to expert these clubs are it.
Date published: 2019-11-22