Callaway has three new options near the top of the bag, each offering a different trajectory, the level of forgiveness, the game and, for each given player, perhaps a different level of confidence while staring at him.
While nothing here represents a completely new club class, prolonged offers speak to the reality that the highest fairway Woods have become increasingly popular on global tournaments in recent years. We are talking with 7 wood, even 9-drurri, and, in the world of Callaway, Woods Woods. The trend is not slowing down and maybe there is a lesson in that for the rest of us.
According to Callaway, the difference in the composition of the bags is not always because these clubs are more forgiving and easier to hit – though they are often. At the tournament level, it is about the confidence to have the right tool for work.
It’s all good and good, but we all know that some players will always prefer cuffs on metal trees, so Callaway has covered you there too.
And I think this is part of what makes this special autumn start from Callaway. They are not limiting your options. Callaway already has many fair fair options within the Elyte formation. This start gives to players seeking to tune the top of the bag with what I think qualifies as an alternative to the conventional approach.
Hitting the shelves later this month (feel free of pre-porosisni today) are a trio of updated options: a new Apex tool, a Hybrid of Apex you Super (Duper?), And maybe that best club many players don’t even know about, Apex UW (Wood Wood).
Each of the three new offers is available in four lofts, giving you the opportunity to replace one or more fairway forests, your long cuffs and everything in the middle. Well, if you are not left. You get less options, but you have to be used to it so far.
The pointing is that Callaway is giving you choices (some of you more than others). Feel free to mix and match. Buy one for daily use and keep another in the luggage when conditions require another approach.
So, with all that they said, let’s take a look at the last Callaway.
Callaway Apex UT (Service iron)
The first thing you know Updated Appex UT is that it contains six -piece construction and, no, Callaway is not counting the axis and control. I checked. They are also not counting screws.
Six parts (he get chips with it?) Gather like Voltron to create a Callaway innovation is calling it flexcore.
Does anyone else feel like I am leaving here?
anyhow
To build the apex tool, Callaway begins by pairing a falsified steel face with a fake steel body and a large steel weight.
Iron brands are filled with Callaway urethrane microspheres, a considerable piece of tungsten, and what I think reaches a cage of species to position tungsten exactly so as not to interfere with the ability to bend-especially in the low-face impact.
After all, what we are talking to Flexcore is a fair amount of engineering complexity to create an extra ball speed and better rotation durability, though some of them depend entirely on your ability to show the face in the right direction.
In connection with some other recent offers, Callaway Apex UT brings a more focused form of player. Topline is thinner than most in categories and Callaway has done a great job to hide the back of the steel. Some of this are dependent on the attic, but, widely speaking, if you are looking for the tool of a compact player, Apex UT Callaway fits the bill better than most.
To whom is APEX CALALAWAY UT
With that, it is no surprise that roof is mainly adapted to the best player. It can function as a specialty club outside the sneezing for the longer par-3 or anywhere other little extra accuracy is a good idea. He also pairs well with Callaway (or other) cuffs as part of a combined group.
Apex UT Callaway is available at 18, 20, 22 and 24 degrees. Versions 18- (custom order) and 20-scales are available in Rh and LH. Other lofts are just Rh.
Stock shafts include Mitsubishi MMT (graphite) and true DG MID temperament (steel). The stock flu is a Golf Pride Velvet 360 tour.
Callaway apex ti super hybrid
Before we get into it, maybe we need to talk about what is a “super hybrid”. In the Callaway world, a super hybrid is simply (or maybe not so simply) a really big hybrid with a titanium face.
To set a context for this, you can think of a traditional hybrid as the occupation of the space between an iron and a road of road. Super of Callaway (and other large hybrids) fill the gap (however narrow it may be) between conventional hybrids and street forests.
With that, Callaway apex ti super hybrid Offers an opportunity for players who like the idea of ​​something bigger than a hybrid, but fight to hit the Fairway Woods with any consistency.
Does this sound like a warm offer? It is absolutely but niche Is it what Callaway does this time of year, and I like it.
From a construction point of view, Apex I Super Hybrid Lever, the process of brazing the owner presented with apex handcuffs. Not that we have to get too deep into the weeds, but using what belongs to an intermediary material, Callaway is able to attach a titanium face to a steel body. It gives you a club This is strong, stable and forgiving And it also happens to generate faster ball speed.
Another element of complex technology found in Apex Ti Super Hybrid is the only step design which cascades from Elyte Fairway Woods and UWS of Callaway before that.
By reducing some material from the tracking edge, the single step gets through the ground slightly lighter, which often leads to greater contact durability.
The rest of the form matches the original super hybrid for which Callaway says it has developed a cult cult. I think it’s a small cult, but, I think, the same cult.
Who is Callaway apex ti super hybrid
Callaway positions Apex Ti Super Hybrid as an option for Game for the game upgrade and super game improvement. In general, it is for players who choose the hybrids because they fight with the Fairway Woods. As part of this, it is best suited for players with steep attack angles that want the distance of a road of road without having to deal with the struggle of trying to actually hit a good one.
Callaway apex ti super hybrid is available in 2H-5h (16 to 24 degrees). 2h and 4h are only available in the right hand. Left, if it makes you feel better, Super Hybrid offers Callaway’s Hosel Optif for some attic adjustment.
The shares of the stock is the Mitsubishi MMT. Golf Pride’s Tour Velvet 360 is stock control.
Your roof
To hear Callaway show it, Apex UW is one of those clubs that tends to stick around Almost infinitely because many people who play swear that they are never coming out of their bags.
I know a guy in Callaway. He has been there for a while – like 40 years or something else. I think he was the employee number 11. The pointe is, he is old. He has seen many things rolling the door (most of which he is probably forgotten) and he once told me he thought it was, pounds for pounds, the best Callaway club has ever done.
Do it what you want, but, the minimum, is an intriguing approval.
However, it is probably right to say that APEX UW qualifies as the warmest club in the Callaway lineup if only because, despite any current service it brings, I would concrete most players still do not know it exists, which means few realize that there can be true benefits from playing.
APEX UW updated Get her design suggestions from the original Callaway UW. It is true for the original shape, which I would describe as the Squat Lovechild of a Road Wood and a hybrid. If the super hybrid is more hybrid than the fairway, the service wood lives in the same spectrum, but it is fairer than the hybrid.
True for the original purpose of the design, the new UW roof is versatile, built for speed and distance, but Callaway has, according to Brian Williams, R&D VP, “Supercharged IT with current technology”.
Like the other UW before it, the last repetition contains the only step model, which, again, is about improving the interaction of the terrain and eventually the impact.
The latest APEX UW iteration contains a tungsten speed wave. I know that some of you are very excited about the finer points of metallurgy, but I will do this fast: the updated design focuses a lot of mass as much as possible, without anchoring it in single. This takes you the benefits of the speed of weight placed forward without obstructing the ability of the face and body to bend.
Like Apex Ti Super Hybrid, Callaway says APEX UW shines on the impact of the center underneath.
It is worth a short mention: APEX UW also contains a crown of Triaxial carbon fibers. Is the first time Callaway has placed a crown of carbon fibers on a service wood.
To whom is the APEX UW CALALAWAY
Historically, the UW of Callaway has been billed as the hybrid or higher wood option of a higher player. This time, Callaway says the design is Suitable for serious or fiery players requiring higher neutral flight departure on top of the bag.
More comprehensive than a street tree while offering more distance and apology than a hybrid, the Callaway Apex UW is aimed at everyone, from tournament players to double -digit handicappers.
Apex UW Callaway is available at 17, 19, 21 and 23 degrees. Options 17 and 23 are just Rh.
The stock shaft is blue Mitsubishi Tensei AV2. The stock flu is Golf Pride Tour Velvet 360.
Ultimately
Callaway is not recreating the wheel here, but they are giving players three significantly different tools for similar situations. Whether you want to Forgiveness of you super hybrid, Precision of UT OR The all -powerful power of UWThere is probably an option that suits your game.
The real question is not which one is the best. What is what gives the performance you need while giving you the confidence to execute the blow when you are standing on the ball. And in a world where tournament players are holding 7-Dru and 9-Duri, perhaps it is time that the rest of us stopped being so stubborn for our bags.
Pre-sale for Callaway Apex UT, Ti Super Hybrid and UW starts immediately. Retail availability begins on November 7 for UT ($ 299.99) and September 19 for Ten Super hybrid ($ 399.99) AND Your Apex ($ 349.99).
For more information, visit Callawaygolf.com.
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