#CALLAWAY X HOT DRIVER REVIEW DRIVERS#

For many years, the go-to look was a dark (usually black) crown but all that changed with the introduction of white drivers. Over the last few years, driver esthetics have gone under a bit of an overhaul. The club has the stock, Project X Velocity shaft with a stiff flex. Read on to find out if this club is really a hot as they say it is.įor the purpose of this review, I received the standard X-Hot Pro driver with 10.5° of loft. While most amateurs won’t be hitting the ball quite as far as that, Callaway says that this club will have you further down the fairway than ever before. For every 325+ yard drive that is hit by a Callaway staffer, they are receiving a “bomb patch” to put on their bag and a special “4 bills” patch is out there for those who smash one over 400 yards. In fact, the company’s focus on distance is so high that this year that they have assembled their “X Team” of long hitters.

Callaway claims this to be their hottest driver and with the X Hot line their focus is very much on hitting the ball a long way.

The X Hot line, on the other hand, is aimed at golfers seeking a little more in the way of forgiveness and a lot more in the way of distance.

#CALLAWAY X HOT DRIVER REVIEW DRIVERS#

The RAZR Fit Xtreme offers the most adjustability of Callaway’s three drivers and is aimed at the better player. This year, Callaway has trimmed down its offerings to three drivers there is the RAZR Fit Xtreme (the sequel to last year’s RAZR Fit) and the new X Hot and X Hot Pro. Over the last handful of years, Callaway Golf has released numerous drivers trying to appeal to golfers of all abilities.

Callaway x hot driver review