XXIO’s Prime lineup of clubs is perhaps best known for selling at a premium price. Although that’s true, in this case you get something really good for what you pay for—extreme and unique technologies designed to make average-golfer swings more productive. Rather than designing clubs that attempt to fit all players, XXIO Prime doesn’t compromise on ways to address the swing flaws of slower swings. This means lightweight construction with faces that flex as much as possible. Each iron has a titanium face with a groove around the bottom and toe area to improve the iron’s springlike effect and shift it lower and more in line with where impacts occur. Generating ball speed isn’t as valuable without a higher launch. These irons help golfers get the ball up in the air quickly through a lower center of gravity achieved by two high-density tungsten nickel weights in the wide sole. That’s an important trait in a club with lofts 2 to 3 degrees stronger than many irons. The shaft is extremely lightweight at less than 50 grams and uses weights in the butt end of the grip to hike the balance point closer to the hands, promoting better hand position at the top of the backswing. Read more >>