With this in mind, check the lofts in the distance clubs in your bag to ensure the 5 iron at 25 degrees, for example, isn’t too close to any hybrid clubs or fairway woods but more importantly look to add a wedge past the sand wedge at 58/60 degrees to help with the scoring shots around the greens. You can see it in their products and you can see it in their buzz.

Things are different at Callaway nowadays. These are my overall thoughts and my experience with this driver from Callaway. I have been testing and reviewing clubs for over 10 years. Whilst the technology in these irons are geared around creating ball speed a way that distance can also be achieved is by lowering loft – the sand wedge is 54 degrees for example. This is my definitive Callaway X Hot Driver Review after using this driver for many rounds now. The standard steel shaft in this set is the True Temper XP 85 gram shaft, available in regular and stiff, which being lighter than other steel shafts can be instrumental in increasing swing speed. One quick screw on the bottom of the head with a standard club wrench will make. It’s also got one simple add-on: an adjustable head. They are designed with a relatively wide sole to help launch the ball higher as well as a hotter face to aid ball speed and therefore increase distance. However, after trying the Callaway X Hot Driver, I have to say, Callaway is back in the driver business This is an all-titanium head that feels and sounds the way I expected a Callaway driver to feel and play. The X Hot are a long forgiving iron that will appeal to a wide range of golfers. At JAM Golf we are pleased to offer the iron sets in both graphite and steel in 5- SW sets. A theme Callaway have deployed is to re-introduce popular models from yesteryear allowing them to re-imagine some great performing clubs at a price that matches more budgets.

Callaway x hot driver 2020 review