This year’s ClubTest is bigger and better than ever. To help you make sense of the mountain of high-tech new clubs on the market, we put all of the latest offerings from the top golf club manufacturers to the ultimate test. Below you will find the test results and complete reviews of two new XXIO iron models.
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XXIO IRON REVIEWS
XXIO X
We tested: 4-PW, AW, SW
Our take: Most irons designed for better players aren’t considered lightweight irons, but the XXIO X irons stand alone as a solid lightweight option that better players might consider should they also want to effortlessly tack on extra clubhead speed without any added effort. Better yet, these are lightweight irons that don’t really feel that lightweight. They’re perfectly balanced to ensure you add clubhead speed without even realizing it.
XXIO X irons
The details: Featuring a multi-material construction, the X irons come with a milled speed groove on the backside of the titanium clubface which creates a channel around the perimeter for added flex at impact for more distance. Also, because these irons are lightweight, they come with counterbalancing under the grip for a more balanced feel. Progressively shaped tungsten-nickel sole weights are positioned low on the clubhead for a higher launch angle.
XXIO 12
We tested: 5-PW, AW, SW
Our take: XXIO is a premium brand for consummate golfers who want quality clubs that are lightweight and user-friendly. The 12 irons in this line are the latest in titanium-faced irons from the company that promises more distance and easy playability through lighter clubs. In this case, XXIO delivers soundly on that promise.
XXIO 12 irons
The details: The irons are equipped with a Rebound Frame that combines rigid and flexible zones on the clubhead for a faster ballspeed resulting in greater distance through the whole set.
