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Used Callaway X

1998–2018

The X line was Callaway's volume iron for twenty years, built on the S2H2 hollow hosel that freed weight out of the neck and into the perimeter. Each generation pushed the centre of gravity lower and further back, and most sold in far greater numbers than the tour irons standing beside them.
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X-20 Wedge

1 for sale

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Fair £24.95
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Fair condition Top deal

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X-20 Iron Set

1 for sale

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Good £150
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79
Good condition Good value

From £150

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X-20 Single Iron

2 for sale

LH RH
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Good £30
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75
Good condition Good value

From £30

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X-Series 418 Wood

1 for sale

LH RH
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Fair £49.95
71
Fair condition Good value

From £49.95

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X-Tour Wedge

2 for sale

LH RH
Excellent –
V. Good –
Good £29.95
Fair £39.95
67
Good condition Good value

From £29.95

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X-14 Single Iron

3 for sale

LH RH
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V. Good –
Good £20
Fair £20
64
Good condition Good value

From £20

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X-22 Iron Set

1 for sale

LH RH
Excellent –
V. Good –
Good £249.95
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50
Good condition Fair price

From £249.95

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X-20 Tour Single Iron

1 for sale

LH RH
Excellent –
V. Good –
Good –
Fair £39.95
10
Fair condition Priced high

From £39.95

Overview

The Callaway X series is available in drivers, woods, hybrids, iron sets, single irons and wedges. It spans 13 generations, from the X-12 in 1998 to the X-Series 418 in 2018.

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Driver Series

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Drivers

0

3 generations

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Wood Series

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Woods

1

5 generations

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Hybrid Series

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Hybrids

0

4 generations

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Iron Set Series

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Iron Sets

2

11 generations

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Single Iron Series

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Single Irons

6

11 generations

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Wedge Series

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Wedges

3

10 generations

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Generation

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X-Series 418

1

2018 · 6 club types

Wide sole, low and deep.

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Generation

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X-Series N416

0

2016 · 6 club types

The N415, reworked.

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Generation

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X-Series N415

0

2015 · 6 club types

Deep undercut, accessible price.

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Generation

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X-24 Hot

0

2010 · 2 club types

Thin face, distance first.

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Generation

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X-22

1

2009 · 3 club types

Modified Tru-Bore, ten percent more MOI.

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Generation

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X 2008

0

2008 · 1 club type

A bigger head, and a deeper face.

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Generation

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X 2007

0

2007 · 2 club types

Two raised pads, cleaner turf contact.

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Generation

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X-20

5

2006 · 3 club types

Progressive walls, a lower centre of gravity.

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Generation

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X-Tour

2

2005 · 3 club types

The X cavity, drawn tighter.

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Generation

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X-18

0

2004 · 3 club types

The full X toolkit in one head.

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Generation

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X-16

0

2003 · 3 club types

Notch weighting, stability at the edges.

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Generation

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X-14

3

2000 · 3 club types

Variable face thickness, wide sole.

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Generation

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X-12

0

1998 · 3 club types

Tru-Bore, and the shaft you can see.

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Release timeline

Oldest → newest

  1. 1998
    X-12
  2. 2000
    X-14
  3. 2003
    X-16
  4. 2004
    X-18
  5. 2005
    X-Tour
  6. 2006
    X-20
  7. 2007
    X 2007
  8. 2008
    X 2008
  9. 2009
    X-22
  10. 2010
    X-24 Hot
  11. 2015
    X-Series N415
  12. 2016
    X-Series N416
  13. 2018
    X-Series 418

FAQs

The questions buyers ask most about these clubs.

What's the S2H2 hosel every X iron shares?

A hollow hosel that frees weight out of the neck and into the perimeter — the constant across twenty years of generations, even as the centre of gravity moved lower and further back each time.

What's the difference between the Pro and Tour builds?

Pro Series ran from the X-12 to the X-18, a shorter blade with less offset; Tour replaced it from the X-20 onward, keeping the cavity construction inside a more compact head.

Which X generation was built purely for distance?

X-24 Hot — the last of the numbered irons, with a thinner, hotter face and stronger lofts, and no Pro or Tour head offered alongside it.