Nicole

The new RAZR X irons is Callaway's new flagship. Introduced for the 2011' season, the leader in technology vowed to provide an iron to the masses that would deliver in distance and forgiveness with a wide-sole, with retaining playability and turf interaction of a thin-sole. Team Callaway made this monumental task look easy.

The ping G20 driver is just released not long ago at public.It has a large hot market like the weather.

The new Titleist 909H Hybrid looks a little more of a gem and carries the looks of the 909 range in it's appearance, crisp, clean and very hittable.

The Callaway RAZR Hawk Driver is made for both power and accuracy with its precise design using forged composite technology.

The Titleist 910 Series fairway woods - 910F and 910F-d - are featured as part of the new equipment gallery published on Feb. 9, 2011.

The Ping G20 Irons are very similar to the G15′s, with a slightly wider sole.

The Titleist 910 F-D Fairway Wood is featured as part of the new equipment gallery published on Feb. 9, 2011.

They are especially designed to correct the problems that are often found when playing this popular game.

Callaway RAZR X Irons RAZR X irons feature a lower, deeper center of gravity and a consistently hot face for distance and accuracy. In head-to-head tests, the new RAZR X Irons are 56% more accurate than a competitor's iron that chases distance at the cost of accuracy.

Unfortuantely all I can say about the club is that it feels good in my hands. We have had too much snow in New Jersey since I got my TaylorMade Burner Iron Set 09. I took it out and tried it,I swing it in my den (without hitting the ceiling). Looks and feels good, I am sure I will be happy with it when I get it on the course. Also i love it very much.