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X Hot 19 X Hot N14 X Hot

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Driving Iron Series

Used Callaway X Hot Driving Irons

2013–2019

X Hot separated from the numbered X irons to chase one thing: ball speed. A thin, unsupported face and strong lofts made it a distance set, sold as drivers, fairways, hybrids and irons together, with a Pro head alongside for players wanting a tighter shape.

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Release timeline

Oldest → newest

  1. 2013
    X Hot
  2. 2014
    X Hot N14
  3. 2019
    X Hot 19