Callaway Mavrik 22 Hybrid Irons vs Callaway Apex 21 Irons
The Apex 21 is the better iron for most shoppers deciding between these two. It is a forged players-distance set aimed at handicaps around 5 to 15, with a softer feel, a thinner topline and more workability, and it has a far larger owner base with strong ratings. The Mavrik 22 is a hybrid-iron set built for launch and forgiveness, so it suits higher handicaps, slower swing speeds and players who struggle with long irons. On build, the Apex 21's forged body and urethane microspheres give a more solid, less clicky feel; the Mavrik 22 leans on a flexible face cup and tungsten weighting for ball speed and height.
- Choose the Mavrik 22 if you want maximum launch and forgiveness in the long irons and prefer hybrid-style heads over blade-like irons.
- Choose the Apex 21 if you are a mid-handicap player who wants forged feel, a compact shape and some workability without giving up distance.
Prices
- Callaway Mavrik 22 Hybrid Irons: $56.00 at Local Bicycle Shop (last seen Nov 5)
- Callaway Apex 21 Irons: $58.82 at Callaway Golf Pre-Owned (checked today)
- Difference: the Callaway Mavrik 22 Hybrid Irons is $2.82 cheaper than the Callaway Apex 21 Irons at the latest prices (Nov 5 and Nov 10)

