1,500 $
Description
| Condition: | New: A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging (where packaging is applicable). Packaging should be the same as what is found in a retail store, unless the item is handmade or was packaged by the manufacturer in non-retail packaging, such as an unprinted box or plastic bag. See the seller's listing for full details. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition | Brand: | Callaway |
| Gender: | Men | Model: | Epic |
| Dexterity: | Right-Handed | Club Type: | Iron Set |
| Club Size: | 3-PW | MPN: | Does Not Apply |
| Shaft Material: | Steel |
“If you could design the very best iron that you would play, if you wanted maximum performance without any limits to the cost or engineering process; what would that be?”— Callaway CEO Chip Brewer on the genesis behind Epic irons
Improved 360 Face Cup. A LOT of Tungsten (over 664 grams in the set). The same Exo-Cage used in their Big Bertha OS iron. Precision milling and robotic welding for each club.Think of Epic irons as Callaway improving on the best parts from all of their other designs, and then rolling them into one super-club.Face Cup: Callaway started the Epic iron design process by improving its 360 Face Cup technology with a thinner and more flexible “rim” around the perimeter of the inner side of the face, which resulted in more ball speed on center and off-center hits.Tungsten: They then studied new ways to enhance launch and trajectory, which resulted in introducing a very high amount of MIM’ed (metal-injected molding) tungsten into their Internal Standing Wave technology. The added weight of the tungsten created a new opportunity to control the clubs’ weighting characteristics, meaning they could fully optimize GC location for each individual club. (Translation: lower CG in long irons for higher launch and higher CG in short irons for more controllable flight.)Exo-Cage: What Callaway says truly sets this club apart is its Exo-Cage construction that uses a high-grade steel structure in the center of the cavity to stiffen the body, topline and sole, so the face can take on more of an impact load. Utilizing this technology, which allows the face to behave more efficiently or “energy lense” for faster ball speeds, raised the COR in each iron right up to the legal limit – a first for Callaway.Precision Milling and Robotic Laser Welding: Ensuring the tightest of tolerances within each step of the complicated production process, Callaway engineers used precision milling and robotic laser welding for total control over CG location, COR, MOI and vibration control, with maximum structural integrity.The end result, says Callaway, is “the most premium iron to ever bear the Callaway name.”
Improved 360 Face Cup. A LOT of Tungsten (over 664 grams in the set). The same Exo-Cage used in their Big Bertha OS iron. Precision milling and robotic welding for each club.Think of Epic irons as Callaway improving on the best parts from all of their other designs, and then rolling them into one super-club.Face Cup: Callaway started the Epic iron design process by improving its 360 Face Cup technology with a thinner and more flexible “rim” around the perimeter of the inner side of the face, which resulted in more ball speed on center and off-center hits.Tungsten: They then studied new ways to enhance launch and trajectory, which resulted in introducing a very high amount of MIM’ed (metal-injected molding) tungsten into their Internal Standing Wave technology. The added weight of the tungsten created a new opportunity to control the clubs’ weighting characteristics, meaning they could fully optimize GC location for each individual club. (Translation: lower CG in long irons for higher launch and higher CG in short irons for more controllable flight.)Exo-Cage: What Callaway says truly sets this club apart is its Exo-Cage construction that uses a high-grade steel structure in the center of the cavity to stiffen the body, topline and sole, so the face can take on more of an impact load. Utilizing this technology, which allows the face to behave more efficiently or “energy lense” for faster ball speeds, raised the COR in each iron right up to the legal limit – a first for Callaway.Precision Milling and Robotic Laser Welding: Ensuring the tightest of tolerances within each step of the complicated production process, Callaway engineers used precision milling and robotic laser welding for total control over CG location, COR, MOI and vibration control, with maximum structural integrity.The end result, says Callaway, is “the most premium iron to ever bear the Callaway name.”