- #CALLAWAY RAZR X DRIVER SPECS DRIVERS#
- #CALLAWAY RAZR X DRIVER SPECS PRO#
- #CALLAWAY RAZR X DRIVER SPECS SERIES#
Whilst their Tour players will use this driver, the Callaway RAZR Fit is ideal for amateurs as most of the settings promote a draw to offset the general in-built slice of your average golfer. Our preferred option was to set the face at neutral with the draw bias weight setting as the head sat very nicely and gave a consistent flight with a soft draw. We tried this and it is a very powerful setting but needs a lot of clubhead speed to work effectively. We understand that the preferred setting on Tour is for the open face setting and the heavier 12 gram weight on the heel side of the head to promote a slight draw. One nice feature is that the shaft is not rotated when you adjust the face angle and therefore it keeps the grip in the same position for every setting. Set the face to close and you shut the face by 1.5 degrees and add a degree of loft, which will make the club easier to hit.
When you set the face to open it changes the angle by 2.5 degrees and decreases the loft by 1 degree.
#CALLAWAY RAZR X DRIVER SPECS PRO#
It comes in either the standard or pro models. It is an all titanium head with Callaway’s Opti-fit hosel. This uses a sleeve on the hosel to offer 3 options for the face angle are clear and easy to understand and adjust. While the X Hot is the less technical model in the Callaway driver line-up, it still offers many great features.
#CALLAWAY RAZR X DRIVER SPECS SERIES#
As you may recall, X Hot was the overall winner in our Most Wanted Driver competition earlier this season, so if X2 Hot is actually longer, and more forgiving like Callaway claims, the X Hot series could be a. Combine the moveable weights with the new adjustable hosel and you do have a much more flexible and accurate custom fitting process than before. In Callaway’s player testing, X2 Hot was, on average, 9 yards longer than X Hot while X2 Hot Pro was 4 yards longer than X Hot Pro.
#CALLAWAY RAZR X DRIVER SPECS DRIVERS#
The lighter forged composite crown helps the increase the club’s MOI and unlike the Diablo Octane driver, the carbon pattern is hidden from view.Ĭallaway has been using adjustable weights in their drivers since 1999, but they were pre-fitted, so the RAZR Fit driver is the first model where you have been able to adjust them yourself or with the help of a fitter. Newest Callaway RAZR X Black for sale on. Now that may not sound like much, but it’s probably worth about half a club less into the green. The Callaway RAZR X Black Fairway Wood is designed for the golfer looking for a healthy does of attitude in their fairway wood. The 455 cc head has a lovely shape and Callaway say it is 27% more aerodynamic than the RAZR Hawk driver which equates to an additional 1.3 miles per hour extra clubhead speed. We were among the first to test the Callaway RAZR Fit driver and we were very impressed as the sound and feel are excellent.