Drivers from Callaway Golf
Callaway Golf FT-9 Tour Drivers
Introduced in 2009. The FT-9 Tour Driver features a slightly open face angle and produces stronger, more penetrating trajectories preferred by highly accomplished players.
Callaway Golf FT-5 Drivers
Introduced in 2007. A massive 50 grams of discretionary weight has been created using a Carbon Fiber Body — creating the OptiFit Weighting System that produces three center of gravity configurations: Draw, Neutral and Fade, enabling golfers to choose a combination to best suit their individual game. The larger, more robust CT/VFT Titanium cup face is designed to the legal limit, as defined by t...
Callaway Golf FT-5 Tour Drivers
The Tour model (designated by half-degree lofts – 8.5°, 9.5° and 10.5°) has a slightly open face providing highly skilled golfers a more pleasing look at address and increased workability.
Callaway Golf FT-9 Drivers
Introduced in 2009. Callaway Golf engineers were able to expand on the success of the FT-5® and surpass expectations with the FT-9 Driver. With the addition of Hyperbolic Face Technology, ball speeds across the entire face have been dramatically improved to generate even more distance off the tee. Golfers will have the option to choose Draw or Neutral configurations with the help of external web...
Callaway Golf ERC II Drivers
Introduced in October 2000, the ERC II was the most controversial launch of a driver in our lifetime. The new ERC II Driver,
which does not conform with USGA regulations for so-called "spring-like
effect" but which otherwise conforms with all USGA and R&A equipment
regulations, is packed with exciting new design innovations to help golfers of
all skill levels achieve unmatched distance, for...
Callaway Golf FT-i Drivers
Introduced in 2007. With the revolutionary 460cc Complete Inertial Design, the FT-i Driver pushes the boundaries of shape, of our imagination, of the rules. By positioning weight to the extreme corners of the clubhead, the FT-i Driver produces the highest Moment of Inertia of any driver on the market today, resulting in unparalleled forgiveness.
Callaway Golf X460 Tour Drivers
Introduced in 2006. The X460 Tour driver features a slightly modified center of gravity position to produce trajectories generally favored by skilled players.
Callaway Golf Big Bertha 460 Drivers
The Big Bertha 460 Driver is designed with a geometry close to the dimensional limit set by the USGA/R&A for length and width. This enables Callaway Golf engineers to incorporate a 460cc head design that achieves optimum ball flight and maximum forgiveness.
Callaway Golf Big Bertha Fusion FT-3 Tour Drivers
Introduced in 2005. Tour models are designed with a slightly open-face angle and a higher Center of Gravity position that is matched to each loft for the penetrating and controllable ball flights preferred by experienced and professional players.
Callaway Golf Big Bertha Ti 454 Drivers
Introduced in 2005. Was the biggest Callaway driver at the time, but that distinction did not last long with the introduction of 460cc drivers soon after.
Callaway Golf FT-iQ Drivers
Introduced in 2009. The refined head shape has a sleek and stealthy look while raising the MOI for unprecedented accuracy off the tee. Hyperbolic Face Technology significantly raises ball speeds across the entire face for increased distance. The exclusive Fubuki shaft from Mitsubishi Rayon adds to the incredible feel and performance.
Callaway Golf FT-iQ tour Drivers
Introduced in 2009. Closely related to the FT-iQ the Tour version comes with models of less loft and has a neutral bias to offer better players a more boring, penetrating ball flight. The Callaway FT-iQ series utilises technology to make it long, straight and desirable.
Callaway Golf Hyper X Tour Drivers
Introduced in 2008. The Tour model (designated by half-degree lofts – 8.5°, 9.5° and 10.5°) has a square face providing highly skilled golfers a more pleasing look at address and increased workability.
Callaway Golf Big Bertha Diablo Drivers
Finally, a driver that combines wicked power and distance with the generous sweet spot Big Bertha® is famous for. New Edge Technology provides a high MOI and an optimized CG location for Draw or Neutral models that produce long, penetrating ball flights with the desired shot shape. It also helps golfers release the club at impact with full power, especially when swinging aggressively. Hyperbolic ...
Callaway Golf Big Bertha Diablo Drivers
Introduced in 2009. New Edge Technology provides a high MOI and an optimized CG location for Draw or Neutral models that produce long, penetrating ball flights with the desired shot shape. It also helps golfers release the club at impact with full power, especially when swinging aggressively.
Callaway Golf Big Bertha Fusion FT-3 Drivers
Introduced in 2005. Optimized for you with 460cc of carbon composite and titanium construction – science that allows us to move an amazing amount of discretionary weight and put it where you need it most. Each weight/loft combination is uniquely designed to actively influence your specific ball flight and get you farther down the fairway and closer to the green.
Callaway Golf Big Bertha Original Drivers
Introduced in 1991, the Big Bertha changed the golf industry forever. Named after the most famous artillery piece used during World War I – a cannon. The Original Big Bertha was called the "World’s Friendliest Driver" and the first widebody driver in stainless steel. The Original Big Bertha features all the benefits of S2H2, plus the ultimate in perimeter weighting. The Original Big Bertha Dr...
Callaway Golf Big Bertha Warbird Drivers
Introduced in 1994. The Big Bertha Metal Wood with the War Bird soleplate incorporates the uniquely sculpted soleplate of a very successful utility club with an advanced internal weighting system that increases the degree of perimeter-weighting, making the club extra-forgiving. But the generosity on mis-hits is not the only benefit. A redistribution of mass provided by the War Bird soleplate and ...
Callaway Golf Biggest Big Bertha Drivers
Introduced in 1997. The Biggest Big Bertha Titanium Driver head size is 290cc - which was enormous at the time.
Callaway Golf Bobby Jones Drivers
Before Bertha was big, Callaway introduced the Bobby Jones driver.
Callaway Golf C4 Drivers
Introduced in 2002, Callaway Golf had high hopes for this new material. Unfortunately the soft sound at impact was not well-received on tour or by the golf consumer. The Big Bertha C4 used patented Compression Cured Carbon Composite (C4).
Callaway Golf ERC Fusion Drivers
Introduced in 2004. Uses Fusion Technology, which blends the best elements of titanium and carbon composite material into an exciting new mixture. Titanium and composite, power and precision, technology and playability ERC Fusion brings it all together.
Callaway Golf FT-i Tour Drivers
Introduced in 2007. Tour models are designated by a half-degree loft and have a face that is slightly open at address, providing highly skilled golfers a more pleasing look at address and increased workability.
Callaway Golf FT-i Tour Low CG Drivers
The FT-i Tour Low Center of Gravity (LCG) Driver was developed with feedback straight from the tour and produces a trajectory preferred by more accomplished players. With the combination of Fusion Technology and the revolutionary 460 cc Complete Inertial Design the FT-i Driver has discretionary weight positioned lower and in the extreme corners, producing the highest moment of inertia (MOI) of any...
Callaway Golf Great Big Bertha Drivers
Introduced in 1995. Was a friendly, forgiving golf club that is large (253cc head size) and long, yet lighter in weight (300g) than the Big Bertha War Bird. These clubs feature the Great Big Bertha Ultra Light graphite shaft.
Callaway Golf Great Big Bertha II Drivers
Introduced in 2003. Great Big Bertha is a name that means performance – the kind that wins major championships on the world's professional tours. For advanced titanium engineering that increases COR across a large portion of the face, Great Big Betha II is second to none.
Callaway Golf Great Big Bertha II 415 Drivers
The Great Big Bertha II 415 is designed to provide consistent ball speed, backspin and launch angle on shots struck across a large area of the club, which helps minimize any losses in distance or accuracy on off-center hits. The club provides the maximum coefficient of restitution (COR) allowed.
Callaway Golf Great Big Bertha II Pro Series Drivers
The Great Big Bertha II Pro Series features half-degree lofts and more netrual internal weighting that provides the better player with more control over shot shape and trajectory than the standard Great Big Bertha II Driver.
Callaway Golf Hawk Eye Drivers
Introduced in 1999. The Great Big Bertha Hawk Eye Driver combines the strength and light weight of an oversized titanium clubhead, complemented by a Tungsten Gravity Screw to dramatically lower the center of gravity. The Great Big Bertha Hawk Eye Driver head size is 250cc.
Callaway Golf Hawk Eye Pro Series Drivers
Introduced in 1999. The Pro Series has repositioned the Tungsten Gravity Screw for more natural weighting and is 10 grams heavier than the standard Hawk Eye Driver. The Great Big Bertha Hawk Eye Pro Series Driver head size is 250cc.
Callaway Golf Hawk Eye VFT Drivers
Introduced in late 2000 along with the ERC II. The Big Bertha Hawk Eye VFT Titanium Driver features cast titanium clubheads and Variable Face Thickness (VFT) Technology designed to bring the Coefficient of Restitution (COR) right to the edge of USGA performance limits. The Big Bertha Hawk Eye VFT Titanium Driver head size is 300cc.
Callaway Golf Hawk Eye VFT Pro Series Drivers
The Big Bertha Hawk Eye VFT Pro Series Titanium Driver features Callaway Golf's patented Variable Face Thickness (VFT) Technology in a neutrally-weighted design. The Big Bertha Hawk Eye VFT Pro Series Titanium Driver conforms to the USGA rules and has a head size of 300cc.
Callaway Golf Hyper X Drivers
Introduced in 2008. The innovative Hyper X Driver provides a new benchmark in performance with the introduction of Hyperbolic Face Technology™, redefining the look, feel and speed at which golf balls leave the clubface.
Callaway Golf Steelhead Drivers
Introduced in 1998. The Big Bertha Steelhead Metal Driver features S2H2 and the Steelhead design. The Steelhead driver is constructed from stainless steel with a lightweight crown and Callaway Golf Weight Chip Technology to produce a very low center of gravity. The Steelhead Driver head size is 205cc.
Callaway Golf Steelhead III Drivers
Introduced in 2002. The Steelhead III driver head size is 225cc.
Callaway Golf Steelhead Plus Drivers
Introduced in 2000. The Big Bertha Steelhead Plus Drivers feature Variable Face Thickness (VFT) Technology for optimal energy transfer and strong ball flight. Callaway Golf Weight Chip Technology allows for a lower center of gravity in the clubhead, which is ideal for trajectory and accuracy. The Steelhead Plus Driver head size is 205cc.
Callaway Golf X460 Drivers
Introduced in 2006. At 460cc, the new drivers combine a CT/VFT Face, Consistent Alignment Sole and patented Callaway Golf technologies.
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