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1. CALLAWAY RAZR X BLACK REVIEWS DRIVERS
2. CALLAWAY RAZR X BLACK REVIEWS DRIVER
3. CALLAWAY RAZR X BLACK REVIEWS FULL
4. CALLAWAY RAZR X BLACK REVIEWS PRO

The faces are pretty forgiving on off center hits, which means dispersion should also be tighter, and catching a shot a little off the toe shouldn’t result in too many lost yards.

Unsurprisingly, they’re all cavity backs and like most game improvement clubs they’re designed to be ridiculously easy to hit and to get the ball up in the air. The Callaway Edge iron setup is 6, 7, 8, 9, PW, SW. The head is reasonably compact, but has plenty of forgiveness, so for longer approaches (or even off the tee if you need a fairway finder) it’s going to serve you well.Īnd like the 3 wood and driver, it sure looks the part. In the Callaway Edge set, you’ll get a 5 hybrid with 25 degrees of loft instead of a 5 iron. Hybrids are designed to replace traditional long irons and to be easier to hit. No point hitting the ball further if it’s flying 50 yards offline.Īnd like the driver, you’ll get a graphite shaft. There’s also perimeter weighting that should help to straighten out your ball flight. Generally in golf terminology (you’ll see the phrase used a lot), a low center of gravity means the club is going to be easier to hit. Callaway Edge 3 woodĪgain, the Callaway Edge 3 wood has a low center of gravity that’s going to help you get the ball up in the air and launching towards the target.

CALLAWAY RAZR X BLACK REVIEWS DRIVER

To be honest, as Callaway Edge is aimed at beginners, we’d have liked to see this increased to 12 degrees (more loft = less slice) but the low center of gravity should help you get a higher launch.īut all in all, this is a great driver for beginners and higher handicappers. The (graphite) shaft is also pretty feathery, so again, slower swingers will find they get a bit of extra whip, and hopefully some more distance. Materials wise, it’s made from titanium which is nice and lightweight and should help you pick up a bit of speed. So we wouldn’t really say that’s “oversize” these days, it’s just standard.

CALLAWAY RAZR X BLACK REVIEWS DRIVERS

In fact put it side-by-side with the Callaway Mavrik, or a Ping G410 (two of our picks for the best drivers for high handicappers) and it’s not going to look out of place.Ĭallaway say it’s an oversize head, which just means that it’s the big style you’ll see on most modern drivers. I mentioned above that this is no cheap looking driver. Now let’s dig into a bit of detail on the clubs themselves. If you really need to carry 14 clubs (although trust me you don’t) I’d maybe add a 4 hybrid. Check out our guide to the best wedges for high handicappers here. But I’m a fan of a 4 wedge setup, so I’d consider purchasing a gap wedge to fill in the distance between pitching and sand wedge, and a 58 degree wedge for lob shots. I don’t think you’ll need to add anything at the distance end. So once you factor in the bag (a decent golf bag will set you back at least $75) it’s almost like you’re getting the irons for free. Secondly Odyssey putters retail for $100-$150. And this isn’t a cheap looking (or performing) driver. There are two things that leap out there:įirstly, even a cheap driver is going to set you back $200.

CALLAWAY RAZR X BLACK REVIEWS PRO

CALLAWAY RAZR X BLACK REVIEWS FULL

But I’d still consider it to be a full set, as let’s be honest, as a high handicapper or beginner do you really need (or use) 14 clubs? With the Callaway Edge you don’t get 14, you get 11 (including the putter). What’s included in the Callaway Edge setįor the purists, a “full set” of golf clubs would be 14 clubs as that’s the maximum number of golf clubs you can carry in your bag. Because it turns out Callaway Edge is a darn fine set of affordable golf clubs. Considering the marketing bonanza that normally goes into a new golf club launch, this seems a little odd.Īlmost like Callaway are embarrassed by the clubs.īut if that is the case it definitely shouldn’t be. Just a full set of Callaway golf clubs (including driver) for at least half the price of a regular set of Callaways, quietly pushed out to the golfing world. It seems that they were originally sold exclusively through Costco, although recently we’ve also found them for sale on Amazon.

And you won’t find them in most golf stores either. You won’t find Callaway Edge anywhere on Callaway’s website. But while the title was a little clickbaity it was kind of true. It may seem that Rick was being a bit hyperbolic. Why are the Callaway Edge considered a “secret”?