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The Elyte X Hybrid is designed for golfers looking for distance and forgiveness. A slightly oversized profile and semi-draw ball flight produce a forgiving look at address and friendly ball flight for golfers looking for maximum forgiveness.
Up to 13 yards of shot shaping from our most adjustable hybrid ever.* With interchangeable heel toe weights and a new Ai 10x face, the new Elyte Hybrids provide elyte versatility and performance at the top of the bag. *Shot shaping measurement based on player testing results with weights interchanged and lie angles adjusted to…
For the golfer looking for maximum speed, forgiveness, and adjustability, the Elyte Ti fairway wood utilizes advanced materials to amplify performance.
For stronger players or those who benefit from lower spin, the Elyte Triple Diamond has a low, forward CG for a penetrating launch, fast ball speeds, and low spin characteristics.
High launch, low spin, and exceptional speed with 57% less turf interaction.* Callaway’s unique Step Sole design and Tungsten Speed Wave combine with our new Ai 10x face to deliver Elyte levels of distance and forgiveness in a fairway wood.
High launch, low spin, and exceptional speed with 57% less turf interaction.* Callaway’s unique Step Sole design and Tungsten Speed Wave combine with our new Ai 10x face to deliver Elyte levels of distance and forgiveness in a fairway wood.
*Claim based on comparison of Callaway Elyte vs. Callaway Paradym Ai Smoke Fairway 3 Woods.
For golfers looking for a fast and forgiving driver that promotes a slight draw, the Elyte X driver delivers outstanding distance and maximum forgiveness.
Callaway’s new Elyte Driver is up to 8 yards longer with even more forgiveness.* The refined shaping promotes increased speed, while a new Ai 10x Face is engineered to optimize spin and speed. And a revolutionary Thermoforged Carbon Crown is built to redefine mass properties in a driver.
*Claim based on consumer testing of Callaway Elyte vs. Callaway Paradym Ai Smoke Max drivers, with average gain of 1.8 yards