The XC2 is designed as a players distance iron, featuring a premium silver satin finish and priced at $143 per club, while the XC3 aims for more game improvement with added forgiveness.

Both sets are fully forged from 1025 carbon steel and incorporate unique ceramic and tungsten weighting to optimize the center of gravity.

The development of the XC2 and XC3 irons began five years ago, coinciding with improvements in Maxfli's golf ball performance in the market.

Both models share similar specifications, although the XC3 has slightly thicker toplines and more offset to enhance forgiveness.

The XC2 and XC3 models are available starting April 17, 2025, exclusively at Dick’s Sporting Goods and Golf Galaxy, with customization options for shaft selections.

Initial testing has shown impressive performance, with the XC2 irons delivering higher ball speeds and extended distances compared to current gamer irons.

Maxfli has made a significant return to club production with the launch of its first forged irons, the XC2 and XC3, since the 1990s.

Quinn Sliker from Dick's Sporting Goods emphasized that the goal was to create user-friendly clubs appealing to a broader audience than the earlier Maxfli Australia blades.

Both sets are competitively priced at $999 for a seven-piece set, positioning them well within the premium golf club market.