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Choose the Ai200 if you strike it well and want the slimmer look of a hollow players distance iron.
Choose the Ai300 if your strikes wander across the face.
Apex Ai200 $1,449 · Apex Ai300 $1,260, each with its shop and checked date
The Ai300 is the forgiving one: Callaway calls it its most complete game improvement iron and rates its forgiveness high, against mid-high for the Ai200, its players distance iron. The Ai300 is a forged cavity back with a slightly larger head and 4.0 mm of offset at the 7-iron; the Ai200 is a forged hollow body with 3.1 mm. The Ai300's lofts are a degree stronger in every club, a 29° 7-iron against 30°. Both come in the same set makeups, left- or right-handed, in senior, regular or stiff flex.
Callaway's players distance iron: a forged hollow body and face, 3.1 mm of offset and a 30° 7-iron. Callaway rates its forgiveness mid-high, below its game improvement Apex Ai300.
$1,449 at Golf Discount7 irons (4-PW) · checked 2 Nov
Callaway's forged game improvement iron: a cavity back with a slightly larger head than the Apex Ai200, 4.0 mm of offset and a 29° 7-iron. Callaway rates its forgiveness high, above the Apex Ai200 and Ai150.
$1,260 at Golf Discount7 irons (4-PW) · checked 2 Nov
Callaway's players distance iron: a forged hollow body and face, 3.1 mm of offset and a 30° 7-iron. Callaway rates its forgiveness mid-high, below its game improvement Apex Ai300.
Callaway's forged game improvement iron: a cavity back with a slightly larger head than the Apex Ai200, 4.0 mm of offset and a 29° 7-iron. Callaway rates its forgiveness high, above the Apex Ai200 and Ai150.
