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Callaway · Irons · 2026

Callaway Apex Ti Fusion

3 reviewers tested · unanimous · 2 named it a top pick

82

Strongly recommended

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The takeaway

Titanium speed in a compact iron.

They agree

  • +far softer feel than expected
  • +compact head, slim top line, minimal offset
  • +titanium face adds real ball speed
  • +consistent carries and tight dispersion

The knocks

  • very expensive, around 2,000 for a set
  • black finish chipped within 30 minutes
  • low spin relies on descent angle to stop

Buy it ifyou strike it well and want distance without a chunky look or clicky feel

Skip it ifthe price stings or you need spin to stop the ball

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The verdicts.

MichaelNewtonGolf

Loved it

that feels soft. that's not the feel I was expecting

The big surprise of the range, a compact titanium-faced player performance iron that feels as soft as a one-piece forging despite its hollow construction.

+ the facts · 5 pros · 2 cons
  • +Feel is astonishingly soft, comparable to a one-piece forged iron
  • +Compact, slim top line, blacked-out head, nothing like the flying machine expected
  • +Uses the same titanium as Callaway's drivers for ball speed
  • Around £2,000 for a steel 4-PW set is a lot of money
  • Black finish means it won't blend with the Ai200 despite similar lofts

For: Better players who want ball speed without giving up a compact look and soft feel.

Club Champion (TXG)

Tour-level fitting studio

Loved it

I would put you in the Fusion over the AI 150

The same hollow titanium head as before, now in chrome, and it beat the Ai150 on dispersion, carry consistency and top-end ball speed, making it the fitter's pick for this tester.

+ the facts · 6 pros · 1 cons
  • +New chrome finish, called the best looking iron in the Callaway lineup
  • +Tighter dispersion and more consistent carry than the Ai150
  • +Nine mph more ball speed on maxed-out swings, driver-level tour smash factor
  • Nothing changed but the finish versus the black version

For: Better ball strikers, roughly single digit to low-mid handicap

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2nd Swing Golf

Master fitters, Trackman-heavy testing

Liked it

it's a great feeling golf club

Stunning in the new chrome finish with amazing feel, spin, and performance, but it carries a hefty price tag.

+ the facts · 2 pros · 1 cons
  • +Chrome version looks stunning after the black-only run
  • +Amazing feel, performs very well, spins really well
  • Comes with an amazing price tag

For: The less price-conscious golfer who wants a premium-feeling iron

Peter Finch Golf

Long-term on-course testing

Liked it

they're expensive as anything but they feel great

The most consistent iron in his test, with titanium-face speed and great feel, but priced very high.

+ the facts · 4 pros · 3 cons
  • +Titanium face brazed into forged steel feels springy and fast
  • +Flies a long way, low spin, high launch
  • +Murdered-out black finish looks great behind the ball
  • Very expensive
  • Black paint chipped off within 30 minutes of use
  • Lower spin means it relies on descent angle to stop

For: Players who want maximum distance and can afford a premium price.

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