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Callaway

Callaway's Quantum drivers and irons are built for distance and forgiveness, Apex for better players, Opus wedges for spin, and Chrome Soft and Chrome Tour for tour-level ball control. Callaway putters are made under the Odyssey name. Free MiMatch fitting at every Drummond Golf store.

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How the Callaway range is structured

Start with the family, not the model. Callaway sorts almost everything into a small number of ranges, and once you know which range you are in, the choice inside it is short.

Quantum is the game-improvement line. Quantum drivers, fairway woods, hybrids and irons. If you want the ball to go further and straighter without thinking about it, look here first. Max is the standard head, Max D adds draw bias, and Triple Diamond drops spin for faster swings.

Apex is the players line. Apex AI300 and AI150 forged irons, plus the Apex utility wood and utility iron. Thinner toplines, forged feel, more control over shot shape. Generally single-figure handicaps.

Opus is the wedge line. Opus SP and Opus SP+ for spin and control, Full Toe SP for open-face shots, CB12 for forgiveness.

Putters are Odyssey. Odyssey is Callaway's putter brand rather than a separate company, and it is where every Callaway putter lives. Ai-One, Ai-DUAL, Tri-Hot, DFX and Toulon are all Odyssey lines.

Which Callaway range is for you

  • Quantum covers drivers, fairway woods, hybrids and irons. Distance and forgiveness, and where most golfers should start. Max is the standard, Max D adds draw bias, Triple Diamond lowers spin.
  • Apex is the forged players range: AI300 and AI150 irons plus the Apex utilities. For single-figure handicaps who want feel and a thinner topline.
  • Opus is the wedge family. Opus SP and SP+ for full shots and control, Full Toe SP for open-face shots and soft sand, CB12 for a more forgiving cavity back.
  • Odyssey is the putter brand. Ai-One and Ai-DUAL are the current milled families, Tri-Hot and DFX cover blades and mid-mallets, and Toulon is the premium milled line.
  • Chrome Soft, Chrome Tour and Chrome Tour X are the tour golf balls. Chrome Soft is the softest, Chrome Tour spins more, Chrome Tour X is firmer and launches lower.
  • Supersoft, ERC Soft and Warbird are the rest of the ball range, from soft feel down to two-piece distance.

Our take on the Callaway range

Callaway is unusually strong at both ends of the bag. The Quantum drivers get the attention, but Opus wedges and Odyssey putters are the two ranges we would point most golfers at first, because they are the clubs you use most and the ones most people have owned the longest. A new putter is a smaller outlay than a new driver and it touches the ball more often.

Common questions about Callaway

Does Callaway make putters?

Yes, under the Odyssey name. Odyssey is Callaway's putter brand, not a separate company, and every Callaway putter is an Odyssey. If you are looking for a Callaway putter, the Odyssey collection is where to look.

Can I get Callaway clubs custom fitted?

Yes, free, through MiMatch at every Drummond Golf store. Allow an hour. We match head type, length, grip size, shaft material and flex to your swing, and there is no obligation to buy.

What is the difference between Quantum and Apex irons?

Quantum is the game-improvement line, built to launch high and forgive off-centre strikes. Apex AI300 and AI150 are forged players irons with thinner toplines and more control over shot shape, and they suit single-figure handicaps.

Chrome Soft or Chrome Tour?

Chrome Soft is the softer of the two and suits moderate swing speeds. Chrome Tour is firmer and spins more around the greens, which suits faster swings. Chrome Tour X is firmer again and launches lower.

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