Behind the intricate face design is a tungsten energy core featuring over one million strategically placed urethane microspheres to soak up unwanted vibrations. The tungsten, which is housed inside a “urethane jacket” in the cavity, is positioned in specific places to optimize launch and trajectory.
The standard Mavrik (4-SW) has a moderate topline and sole width for the mid-handicapper, while the Mavrik Max (4-AW) delivers a higher launch and more forgiveness with a deeper center of gravity location and larger overall footprint. The more compact head shape and reduced offset of the Mavrik Pro (3-AW, SW) should speak to better ball-strikers who don’t want to give up ball speed.
Callaway’s Mavrik irons retail for $249 (per club) and launch Feb. 6.
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