Callaway has today unveiled its Apex Ti Fusion irons.

The Apex Ti Fusion irons feature an industry-first forged titanium face that promotes faster ball speeds for increased power. Callaway’s brazed titanium construction capitalizes on the power of a titanium face combined with the excellent forged feel of steel.

Titanium, the same material used in driver faces, is designed to produce a larger sweet spot in an iron than possible with steel. The titanium face allows for more deflection and interaction alongside Callaway’s patented urethane microspheres. This interaction coupled with a forged, steel body is designed to provide a unique feel that is typically only found in single-piece forged irons.

The titanium Ai Smart Face is designed to yield incredibly consistent ball speed, spin, and dispersion, for a 2-piece iron with consistency like a muscleback.

In addition, a premium DLC Finish Ti Fusion boasts a new, ultra-premium Diamond-Like Coating (DLC) finish, more durable than PVD.

The Apex Ti Fusion irons are available at retail starting August 16 with a price of $2100 for a standard 7-piece set.

Club Junkie’s Take

Apex Ti Fusion

I didn’t know what to expect, but it wasn’t these irons! From the rumblings I heard I figured a titanium faced, forged iron would be big and have a ton of offset for high handicap players. Turns out I was wrong and Callaway has produced a tech packed iron for the low to mid handicap player that wants it all. Ti Fusion irons feel WAY softer than I thought they would with a super muted sound. I always think of titanium as making a nice metallic “ting” sound but in the Ti Fusion the irons are more of a knock and butter soft feel. Distance is effortless and the irons are so easy to hit. I was hitting most of the set really well, so asked for the 4 iron and proceeded to hit 4 balls dead down the middle. The flight was high yet penetrating and the ball seemed to spin a decent amount, giving me a real sense of control with the irons. Size is much smaller than I expected, with a thin topline and just slightly stretched blade length. There is a little bit of offset in the irons but overall Callaway did a great job with the size and shape of the Ti Fusion irons.