Callaway Golf Club Review

This Callaway golf club review covers the popular Callaway golf clubs. A wide range of drivers, fairway woods, hybrids, irons and putters is available.

Drivers
1. FT-i models have a special design that positions the weight to the extreme corners of the club head. The material used to make the body is lighter than titanium. Price is about $400.
2. FT-5 drivers have a club design that uses the Fusion Technology. 50 grams of discretionary weight has been created using a carbon fiber body and a large titanium face. Price is about $300.
3. Women's Big Bertha drivers cost about $300. They are designed for a woman's game. The 440cc titanium head and slightly longer shaft help you hit longer tee shots.



Fairway Woods
1. FT-i Squareway woods use the Fusion Technology that combines a stainless steel face, sole and body with a lightweight, carbon composite crown. Price is about $300.
2. Women's Big Bertha fairway woods cost about $200. Longer shafts are optimized to meet the woman's swing and also help increase club head speed.
3. FT Hybrids feature the Fusion Technology, which combines a stainless steel face and body with a tungsten infused sole. Price is about $200.
4. X Hybrids cost about $140 with steel shafts and about $160 with graphite shafts. The modified X-sole design helps get the ball airborne quickly and easily.

Wedges are priced from about $110-120. Several types are available.

Putters are available from about $90-270.
1. Black Series I cost about $270. They use a multi material construction through the 1025 carbon steel body and weighted tungsten flange. They have precision milled head with a nickel plated finish.
2. White Steel putters are offered in various styles and a price range from about $100-235.

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