On the heels of the Epic Super Hybrid introduction, Callaway unveiled a second souped-up metalwood that blends some of the best performance characteristics from the fairway wood and hybrid space.

One new club line is good, but two is even better. On Tuesday, Callaway announced the release of two new iterations of its Callaway Apex series: irons and utility woods. To go along with the release ...

Price: $299.99 each with Project X Smoke RDX graphite shaft and Lamkin UTX grip (at callawaygolf.com) Specs: Stainless steel head with forged C300 maraging-steel face. 17-, 19- and 21-degree versions ...

What you need to know: The top of the bag remains a tricky proposition for many golfers. Do you opt for a high-lofted fairway wood, hybrid or utility iron? Callaway's latest Apex lineup offers a ...

Price: $349.99 each with Mitsubishi Tensei AV2 Blue graphite shaft and Golf Pride Tour Velvet 360 grip Specs: Multi-material head with tungsten Speed Wave, Step Sole design, and triaxial carbon crown.

Callaway is releasing it's 2025 Apex Utility Series featuring a new Apex UW which goes back to what made the original a cult favorite. The post Callaway's 2025 Apex Utility series goes back to a ...

What you need to know: A hybrid that combines the best technologies of hybrids and fairway woods. The compact head shape and neutral center of gravity location appeals to better players while the ...

Phil Mickelson, by his own admission, hasn’t historically been “high on hybrids.” There are several reasons the reigning PGA champion hasn’t had much success with the clubs in the past: Too much ...