Callaway Apex Ai200 and Ai300 Brushed Copper irons
Callaway Apex Ai200 and Ai300 Brushed Copper irons Callaway has dropped special copper-finished versions of the game-improvement Apex Ai200 and Apex Ai300 irons.
Gear: Callaway Apex Ai200 and Ai300 Brushed Copper irons
Price: $230 per club ($1,610 for a 7-piece set) with True Temper Dynamic Gold Mid steel shafts and Golf Pride Victory Copper grips
Specs: Forged 1020 stainless steel body with forged 455 stainless steel face, internal urethane microspheres, and adjustable back weight, premium brushed copper PVD finish.
Who it's for: Golfers seeking a blend of Tour-level sound and feel with consistent ball speed and a unique, premium look.
What you should know: Same performance as the 2024 Apex Ai200 and Ai300 irons—now with a vintage-inspired copper finish.
The deep dive: Callaway is giving players another reason to take a closer look at its most advanced players-distance irons by releasing limited-edition Brushed Copper versions of the Apex Ai200 and Apex Ai300. These new irons don't introduce any performance tweaks — they're functionally identical to the standard Apex Ai200 and Ai300 irons that debuted in 2024 — but they add a visually striking brushed copper PVD finish that gives each club a warmer, vintage-inspired aesthetic.
That distinctive finish wraps around two very different designs, both created using Callaway's Ai Smart Face technology — a system that blends machine learning with real-world swing data to optimize ball speed and spin consistency to tighten dispersion.
The Apex Ai200, with its forged hollow-body construction and minimal offset, is designed for golfers who want a players-distance iron with clean shaping and a balanced combination of power and precision. The Apex Ai300, meanwhile, has a slightly larger footprint and delivers a little more forgiveness thanks to its forged cavity-back design. That makes it a better option for mid- and higher-handicap players who want enhanced distance and forgiveness.
In both sets, Callaway injects urethane microspheres inside the head to soak up excessive vibrations, enhance feel, and improve the sound created at impact.
While you can't see all that technology, the vintage looks on the outside are complemented by True Temper DG Mid shafts and Golf Pride Victory Copper grips that come standard.
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