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Callaway (Odyssey) Drivers, Irons and PuttersOne page per club type, compared on the official numbers

Odyssey is Callaway's putter brand. Callaway sells its drivers and irons under the Callaway name. In February 2026, Callaway switched its drivers and irons from ELYTE to QUANTUM. There are five drivers, and two of them are sold only at a limited number of shops. Odyssey putters also added new series in 2026: Ai-DUAL, TRI-BEAM, DAMASCUS MILLED and TRTL. I put this together from Callaway Golf's press releases and official store figures.

Drivers Callaway QUANTUM Drivers Compared and How to Choose MAX is the standard model. The ◆◆◆ line is sold only at limited stores. The rear weight moves the opposite way on MAX and ◆◆◆. Irons Callaway Irons Compared: 7-Iron Lofts Run 28–33° QUANTUM MAX and last year's ELYTE have the same loft in every club. The X FORGED comes in three models: 33°, 29° and 30°. Putters Odyssey Putters Compared: How to Choose Among Four Series For a standard stroke, Ai-DUAL; for less wobble, TRI-BEAM or TRTL; for less face rotation, Square 2 Square.

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About the writer and how this page was made

I'm a golfer who averages a 72, plays about 150 rounds a year, and enjoys reading gear specs side by side.

This page is not a hands-on impression. It is a list of official figures from the makers. The sources of the figures are listed at the end of the page. Check price and stock on each shop's page before you buy.

Here is what I have hit and used from Callaway (Odyssey). I used the QUANTUM 9° (VENTUS TR RED 6S) for four rounds over about six weeks from September 12 (September 19 and 27, October 4 and 25). In 20 indoor balls, carry was 251 yards, with a spread of 16 yards left and right on the course and 7 yards indoors. I hit the QUANTUM MAX 15° 3-wood for 8 balls indoors in October: carry 233 yards, ball speed 65.5 m/s, spin 3,200 rpm, 13 yards left and right. I also used it three times on the course in October (the 4th, 25th and 31st). On the 25th, at a par 5 with 235 yards left, I got it to just short of the green on my second shot; on the 4th, I put a tee shot into the right rough on a narrow hole. I hit the QUANTUM MINI for 10 balls at an indoor range in Tokyo. The five off the tee went 232 yards (ball speed 65 m/s, spin 2,800 rpm), and the five off the ground averaged 218 yards. Of the five drivers, I have hit the standard 9° and this MINI; the other three I only saw in a shop. For wedges, in October 2026 I hit the OPUS SP 56° S grind for 15 balls on TrackMan indoors, in 40-yard approaches, with an average carry of about 38 yards and a spread of about 3 yards left and right. For Odyssey putters, I hit the TRI-BEAM on a shop's practice green in September for about 10 minutes, 10 balls each from 1 m, 3 m and 6 m: 8 went in from 1 m, 3 from 3 m and 1 from 6 m. I only saw the Ai-DUAL, DAMASCUS MILLED and TRTL.

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