Callaway golf driver x460

 · The new Callaway Golf X Driver is available in lofts of 9 degrees, 10 degrees, 11 degrees, and HT (High Trajectory) and comes standard with a Fujikura® gram graphite shaft in Light, Regular and Stiff flexes. The Callaway X driver came out on the market in , so it's certainly not the manufacturer's most recent model. In fact, Callaway has introduced several newer models of drivers since the X Even so, the X remains a solid performer and occupies a place of honor in many players' bags.  · The Callaway X Driver is an all-titanium cc driver with Consistent Alignment Sole and innovative weighting system. Callaway is renowned for making great drivers. The Callaway X’s problem is it struggles to beat what’s gone before. It’s a solid driver that performs well, but lacks the wow factor to get your juices going.3/5.

The Callaway X is available in two models: standard is available in lofts of 9°, 10°, 11°, 13° and 15° (left-handed models are only available in 9° and 10°). The standard model has a 2° closed clubface and has a 56° lie angle, D3 swingweight, and 45″ length. The stock shaft for this model is a 64g Fujikura shaft. Now a publicly traded company, Callaway is one of the most visible names in golf with a product line that encompasses the full spectrum of equipment and accessories including drivers, irons, wedges, putters and balls. Callaway golf also owns Top-Flite Golf Company, Odyssey Putters, Ben Hogan and Strata Brands. The new Callaway Golf X Driver is available in lofts of 9 degrees, 10 degrees, 11 degrees, and HT (High Trajectory) and comes standard with a Fujikura® gram graphite shaft in Light, Regular and Stiff flexes.

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