SPECS: 13.5°, 15° and 18° with 60g-80g shaft options, including Aldila Synergy, Project X EvenFlow, Project X HZRDUS Yellow and others. RECOMMENDATION: A mid-launching product with less spin that’s ...

The Callaway Mavrik line of metalwoods certainly takes a cue from its name. The designs are a “maverick” kind of rebuke to past ideas about metalwood designs, fueled by an explosive expansion of the ...

It’s been said before, fairway woods are the most difficult clubs in the bag to replace. Look at any touring pro’s bag and you’ll most likely find an ancient fairway wood there amid the new irons, ...

Callaway’s brainy supercomputer has been hard at work creating the new 2020 Mavrik metalwoods line. Unleashing machine learning on the face of last year’s Epic Flash driver led Dr. Alan Hocknell, ...

To follow up two lines of number-one selling drivers in the GBB Epic and Rogue, Callaway has turned to Artificial Intelligence (AI) to design the faces of the new Epic Flash and Epic Flash Sub Zero ...

On Monday, we spotted new Callaway Epic Flash drivers on the USGA Conforming Clubs list, including an Epic Flash standard driver and four different versions of an Epic Flash Sub Zero (Version 1, 2, ...

Callaway Golf is using augmented reality (AR) to showcase the features of its new MAVRIK line of drivers and irons. The range also includes fairway woods and hybrids, but these were not part of the AR ...

Daniel Berger won his third career PGA Tour title on Sunday at the Charles Schwab Challenge. Here’s a look inside the winner’s bag: DRIVER: Callaway Mavrik Sub Zero (9 degrees) with Fujikura Ventus 6X ...

Callaway Golf has a pair of new drivers on Monday’s USGA List of Conforming driver heads, presumably because some of its staff might put the clubs in play at either the Hero World Challenge or the ...

New on the market: Callaway XR 16 Sub Zero Driver The scoop: The XR 16 Sub Zero represents the lowest center of gravity Callaway has ever engineered in a driver. That means players with high swing ...