The Callaway Diablo Forged is a very impressive iron set. I have recently realized just how good Callaway irons are. I purchased a set of X-24's a few months back and really enjoyed how smooth and solid they are. The one thing I was missing though was being able to work the ball with a fade. In comes the Diablo Forged, I am pumped about these irons! Not only are they smooth and solid like the X24's but I can fade the ball when I want. Drawing the ball has never been a problem for me. Talking about dialing in some pins, I'm firing at tucked pins and sticking them tight. If you're looking for a forged iron that's forgiving, smooth and looks beautiful standing over the ball look no further.

This Diablo Forged Iron generates better distance than other forged irons because of a lower, deeper CG that has a penetrating trajectory. The undercut cavity improves stability on off-center hits and a thin, energy-efficient face increases ball speeds. The sleek, compact head shape features a thin top line, narrow sole, shorter blade length and minimal offset, providing premium shot-shaping for a wide range of golfers.

Callaway Discount Golf Clubs have reached a new level of performance in a forged iron design. This iron provides a wide range of golfers the best distance they have ever seen in a Callaway forged iron with unprecedented feel, accuracy and forgiveness. These Callaway Diablo Forged Irons produce more distance than other forgings due to its thin, energy-efficient face, an undercut cavity that improves head stability on off-center impact, and a lower, deeper CG for penetrating trajectory. The forged steel body and welded face of the Diablo Forged Irons provide soft, responsive feedback.

When referring to looks, the feel is neither game improvement nor better players, but the actual hybrid I believe Callaway was attempting to achieve. The 1020 Carbon Steel cradle helps provide the smooth and almost buttery part of the impact. The face, however, is far from that clingy buttery forged 1020 feel. That's because it's a red hot version of the 455 Carpenter Steel Alloy that's been welded to the cradle. The ball "POPS" off of this face, but the Carbon Steel Cradle actually transfers the buttery portion of the impact even though there is no actual "Cling" of ball to club face. It's a very different feel altogether--but I really enjoyed it. It's as if you could take 1/2 the buttery feel of a Mizuno, and somehow add a dash of "Yonex" Titanium pop.

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