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Acer XS Series Irons
From beginner to professional, and everything in between, the Acer XS Iron Series provides game improvement where it is needed most. The Acer XS Series provides a specific model for golfers of any skill level. Prices shown below include the set of 8 irons (3-iron through PW or 4-iron through SW) with standard True Temper steel shafts. Sets may be ordered with graphite shafts for an up-grade charge of $120.00 ($15.00 per club). The Acer XS models offer additional wedges (gap and sand) for the same per club price.
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| Acer XS Standard - $280 |
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The Acer XS Standard Iron was created to fit the widest range of players, from mid to high handicappers. The XS irons have a revamped face profile giving it a fresh new look. This model is all about forgiveness, with a greater amount of weight toward the low, toe region of the cavity to create maximum performance and a more solid feel at impact. The sole width is narrow for an iron in the game-improvement category. This enables it to be hit from a variety of lies. It has a good amount offset to help the average golfer square the face at impact.
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| Acer XS Pro - $280 |
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| The Acer XS Pro Iron is a modified version of the standard model as the weighting principles are the same with slight variations. The blade length is shorter, as a better player is less likely to miss as far out on the heel or toe as a less accomplished player. It allows for a little more workability, but is still far more forgiving than a muscle or forged cavity-back.The Pro can also be used by some mid handicappers. The reduced offset is preferred by better players who generally don't need the assistance of added offset to help square the face at impact. This model also features the narrow sole, a thinner topline, and a progressive center of gravity to control ball flight.
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| Acer XS HT - $280 |
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The Acer XS HT Iron (high trajectory) is targeted more for mid to higher handicappers, slower swing players, and those wanting an extremely forgiving head that will get the the ball up in the air. The blade length and the offset are the same as the standard model. The sole in 20% wider than the standard model creating a lower center of gravity, making this the perfect iron for those that struggle to get the ball up in the air.
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