Both Callaway’s Chip Brewer and Good Good’s Matt Kendrick used words that suggested the video was not consistent with how other actions have supported a more inclusive approach.
When Callaway partnered with the YouTube golf content creators Good Good in early 2023, it was hailed as “marketing gold.” But a promotional video for the special Good Good version of the company’s new Quantum driver may have turned that relationship into a lead balloon.
Callaway’s Quantum driver is put through Golf Digest robot testing against Paradym Ai Smoke and Elyte models, revealing how face technology has evolved and whether the newest release is worth the upgrade.
Odyssey’s zero-torque evolution has been gradual: improved shapes, the original Tri-Hot shifting CG forward to remove shaft lean, and now the S2S Tri-Hot SB (single-bend), a heel-shafted model with traditional alignment and a more familiar setup.
Callaway is expanding the Quantum line-up with two clubs aimed at finding something more versatile and forgiving off the tee than a traditional driver, without giving up performance.
Callaway’s latest line of game and super-game-improvement irons – Quantum Max, Quantum Max OS and Quantum Max Fast – share a host of common technologies yet are geared towards specifically different audiences.
The next generation of Chrome series golf balls launches with a distinctive upgrade in a stronger, stiffer mantle layer designed to boost initial ball speed throughout all three models in the line.
The putter brand that’s owned the No.1 spot on tour for a quarter of a century is pushing its zero torque concept forward – literally – with a design built to help golfers set up square, aim square and stay square throughout the stroke.
Australian Golf Digest
