Category: Callaway Golf

The former president of Burlington Industries, Eli Callaway came out of retirement in 1981 when -- while playing golf in Palm Springs -- he discovered a club with a shaft made by a company called Hickory Stick USA. Because the wood look reminded him of the clubs he played with as a kid, Callaway bought one half of the company. And a legend was born.

Callaway eventually bought out his Hickory Stick partners and set up Callaway Golf in Carlsbad, California. Devoting huge amounts of resources to R&D, the newly renamed Callaway Golf developed a large-headed, steel driver head that was named "The Big Bertha." The most successful driver in golf history made Callaway Golf the number one golf club manufacturer.

Callaway Razr X Black Irons

Callaway Men's RAZR X Black Irons - (Steel) 4-AW


Callaway Men’s RAZR X Black Irons - (Steel) 4-AW

I have a weakness for the looks of black irons. These are sharp!

Looks aside, they’re not bad on the specs side, either. Billed as an “advanced game improvement” club, the set is supposed to have improved distance progression, ensuring consistency from club to club.

Here’s what Callaway says is in these things:

RAZR Technology
Shifts the CG (Center of Gravity) lower than any other Callaway stainless steel iron
More shot-making from more places by providing the payability of a wide sole iron while retaining the workability of a thin sole iron

VFT® Power System
Fully integrated clubface/undercut cavity system that enables engineers to precisely position the CG and engineer the face of each individual iron to maximize ball speed
Longer hosel provides a more conventional look that inspires confidence at address
Black PVD Finish
Physical Vapor Deposition Finish comes from a high-tech process that produces a distinctive stealth look for reduced glare and strong appeal in the bag

Multi-Material Medallion
Constructed of aluminum and thermoplastic polyurethane, it fine-tunes sound and enhances feel off the clubface

March 1, 2012 |  Category: Callaway GolfEquipmentIrons
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Callaway Razr X HL Irons

Callaway RAZR X HL 3H, 4H, 5-PW Combo Iron Set with Steel Shafts


Callaway RAZR X HL 3H, 4H, 5-PW Combo Iron Set with Steel Shafts

This new hybrid-iron set from Callaway is designed with a low center of gravity to help golfers get the ball in the air quickly with a soft landing, even with a typical amateur miss low on the face. A redesigned “Solid Impact Sole” is supposed to generate better turf interaction for distance, accuracy and consistency—again, for better flight from lower impact locations where most amateurs hit the ball. There’s also Callaway’s ubiquitous VFT (Variable Face Thickness) technology, which again allows Callaway to reposition the sweet spot to benefit more players. Finally, a Multi-Material Medallion of aluminum & thermoplastic polyurethane, fine-tunes sound & enhances feel of the clubface

February 8, 2012 |  Category: Callaway GolfEquipmentIrons
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Callaway Price Drops

On the heels of Callaway’s management shakeup and financial disappointments, GolfSmith is blowing out the Diablo Octane Drivers and Fairway Woods.

CALLAWAY Diablo Octane Driver


CALLAWAY Diablo Octane Driver

The Octane Driver is $100 off at $199.

CALLAWAY Diablo Octane Fairway Wood


CALLAWAY Diablo Octane Fairway Wood

The Octane Fairway wood is $50 off at $149.

But given the ho hum reaction to the hole Octane line, I think the discounts are going to need to be more than that.

July 5, 2011 |  Category: Callaway Golf
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Callaway Razr X Hybrids

CALLAWAY RAZR X Hybrid


CALLAWAY RAZR X Hybrid

These sharp looking hybrids include all the latest tech from Callaway:

The RAZR X Hybrid leverages the new Zero Roll Design to help golfers hit higher and longer shots, even when struck low on the face. These inertia-driven clubs are highly playable and offer hot ball speeds so players can dial in their ideal performance. Additional Features: Zero Roll Design: clubface with zero roll produces a higher launch angle on shots hit low on the face, increasing distance with softer landings Aggressive VFT Technology: precision shaping of the face thickness in each club increases the size of the sweet spot and generates hotter ball speeds for longer distance Inertia Driven Design: increased head size of the standard model creates better forgiveness and produces shots that fly higher, longer and straighter Standard model has an offset hosel that assists in squaring the clubface at impact while providing a look at address that boosts confidence Crown Construction: Steel Shaft: RAZR Hawk Graphite Grip: Carbite Rubber Composition

Get the CALLAWAY RAZR X Hybrid at GolfSmith or find the lowest prices on Razr X hybrids on the GolfBlogger Ebay Shop.

May 9, 2011 |  Category: Callaway GolfEquipmentHybrids
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Callaway Irons For Sale

Shopping for discount Callaway Irons? I’ve created several pages—linked to below—that show a feed of the latest offerings on Ebay. Useful for discount shopping, or for comparisons.

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  • April 7, 2011 |  Category: Callaway GolfDeals
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    Callaway Drivers, Woods and Irons For Sale

    Finding the exact clubs you want on Ebay is a pain, so I’ve begun a project that uses Ebay feeds to sort their listings my manufacturer, club type and model. You can find the Callaway listings below. There are some great discount Callaway golf clubs on Ebay—just make sure you don’t buy from China!

    March 15, 2011 |  Category: Callaway Golf
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    Callaway Drivers, Fairway Woods and Irons For Sale

    Ebay is a great place to find deals on discount Callaway drivers, fairway woods and irons (assuming you avoid buying from China), but the listings are quite generic, and if your search-fu isn’t working, you’ll have to scroll though thousands of listings to find what you want. So what I’ve done is to set up a series of pages on the site that will show you a feeds from Ebay that list clubs by specific manufacturer, type and model. Here are links to the Callaway pages:

    March 14, 2011 |  Category: Callaway GolfDeals
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