The G440 iron is a distance-driven design that best fits golfers in need of game-improvement technology who prefer the influence of a players-style shape. Increased ball speed comes from the thinner face and the low/back CG location – resulting in higher- launching, longer-carrying shots with stopping power. The shallow face and head size present an eye-catching design, complemented by chrome finishes on the back and inside the PurFlex cavity badge that add to its premium appearance. The cavity-back design ensures forgiveness and consistency to find more greens with a pleasing feel and sound. Longer-length 4, 5 and 6 irons help launch shots higher and provide more consistent gaps. The four-wedge system improves gapping and simplifies wedge choices. The shallower face allows us to make it 9% thinner than its predecessor for increased ball speed across the face and provides a more player-preferred look at address. The face height and thickness reduction save approximately 4g per iron, which is placed lower and farther back in the head, lowering the CG for more ball speed and ensuring forgiveness. The 4-piece molded PurFlex cavity badge is more flexible than previous designs, expanding and contracting to support the thinner face while contributing to more ball speed and enhancing feel and sound. A chrome finish on the back of the head and inside the cavity badge provide an eye-catching, high-quality premium appearance. The shallower face height, shorter blade length and thin top line have the look of a players iron but deliver the forgiveness and consistency of a game-improvement design. Adding 1/8" in length to the 4, 5 and 6 irons helps golfers create more ball speed to launch their long irons higher, creating more consistent distance gaps. Reducing the number of wedges from five to four (PW, UW, 52°, 56°) and modifying their lofts improves gapping and simplifies wedge choice. The 56° is inspired by the iconic EYE2 sand wedge with its bounce profile, sole design, and hosel shaped to help golfers of all skill levels escape bunkers. The nonlinear weight progression of the AWT 3.0 produces lighter long-iron shafts for more speed and max height. The short-iron shafts progress heavier to give golfers more control and precision.
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