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Callaway Mavrik irons review and photos: ClubTest 2020

The back of the Callaway Mavrik iron.

For the second installment of ClubTest 2020, we tested and reviewed 57 new iron models to help you find the right one for your game. Below are the results for the Callaway Mavrik irons. You can find the full list of irons and test results here.

Price: $800 ($900 graphite) | $114
Set: 4-PW
Our take: Head profile fits a wide range of handicaps. With each face getting the AI treatment, launch, spin and performance is tailored for every iron in the lineup. Callaway’s urethane microspheres reduce unwanted vibrations.
ClubTester’s take (16-hdcp): “Damn, this club looks good. The fact that it performs is just a bonus.”
Robot’s take: Fear not the toe or heel hit. This is one of the most forgiving irons in the category.

Callaway Mavrik Irons
The game improvement Mavrik iron boasts incredibly fast ball speeds for handicaps in the 9-20 range. They have sophisticated face architecture unique to every loft, which creates a significant boost in ball speed and increased spin robustness off of every iron.
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