Callaway PARADYM Limited Edition Tour Hat Cap

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Callaway takes the lead in design with their most important innovation being their Great Big Bertha driver. Not only was this the very first driver to be made using titanium (now symbolic of driver manufacture) it was the first in a long line of Big Bertha products, one of the most valuable sub-brands in golf. After a re-vamp of the popular Rogue series in 2022, 2023 sees Callaway introduce a new range of clubs, boldly named Paradym. My favourite players distance iron of 2022 was the most recent TaylorMade P790 therefore it felt apt for me to try the new Paradym 6 iron directly against the P790 6 iron. A Callaway head is always fuller, more rounded and usually satin in its finish. If you are already a Callaway player, you’ll be familiar with this good looking head. It reminds me a lot of the Mavrik Pro Irons in the fact it is fiery and low spin. Would I Use Them? A forged face and urethane microspheres (of which we have seen in the past Callaway since Mavrik) are said to deliver the ultra-soft feel and premium sound that discerning players demand.

When searching for Callaway drivers there several key terms to watch out for; Pro, Alpha, and Sub Zero models are suitable for better players. They provide a centre of gravity closer to the face to lower spin, but subsequently, this makes the club less forgiving. Callaway is using the latest in technology to transform their iron range. With the new PARADYM the brand is combining distance with a high level of feel, to offer discerning players everything they have ever wanted. The PARADYM Shift Construction combines a Forged 455 Face with the all-new Speed Frame to give players what Callaway describes as “the best of both worlds.&rdquo

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I had a buzz about the distance and felt confident over the ball when testing the Paradym irons, but how would they fare against the 2021 TaylorMade P790s? Functionally we’re trying to do the same thing, stiffen the connection between the crown and sole, minimise the amount of deflection in the body and minimise and the amount of energy loss at impact. Goal was to take as much weight out of it, so this wishbone shape is actually 33 per cent lighter and is designed to compliment the face and work as one system."

As you can see, the Paradym delivered a jump in ball speed despite a slightly slower clubhead speed. The additional static loft of the Paradym likely accounts for the extra spin (and flight) - the overall carry distance was 5 yards longer with the newer model. It is worth saying here that the Rogue ST Max is still clearly an excellent driver (both models offered good consistency during testing) and yet I was able to get slightly more from the 2023 Paradym. Who’s it for: Aimed at mid to high handicappers who value a full-sized, wood-shaped hybrid that’s long and offers forgiveness.During testing I found the 6 iron effortlessly cleared the 150 yard carry mark with my longest shot reaching 160 yards in carry. My average ball speed was 108mph with a peak height of 81 feet. Callaway Golf is entering 2023 looking to create a new paradigm for golfers. With their latest lineup unveiled, PARADYM is the brand’s take on how to reimagine golf club design from the ground up. What they hope to achieve is a complete shift in performance, with designs that radically break the trade off between distance and exceptional forgiveness. Read on to find out if Callaway succeeded in their quest to achieve a new PARADYM of performance. With the new PARADYM Hybrids, Callaway is hoping to redefine how golfers approach their long game. Featuring the new PARADYM Shift Construction, the hybrids’ Cutwave Sole design has been specifically engineered to help improve the club’s performance through the turf. We’ve continued to invest in A.I. we believe it is the future of golf club design. For Paradym it was focusing not just on launch conditions but also downrange distance and dispersion. We have an aerodynamic trajectory code that means we can simulate where the ball actually lands and use the face deflection to try and optimise launch conditions for the most distance and tightest dispersion. The topology of the face is unlike anything else out there and unique to the model based on the player type and expected impact location. It’s complex and required very advanced manufacturing methods but we’re proud of what we’ve created and golfers are really going to enjoy the benefits." WHO’S USING THEM ON TOUR? Golfworx are commited to delivering the best quality and value golf equipment around. We pride ourselves in it. However if you note a lower price in a like for like specification* we will beat - YES beat, any genuine proof of quote to us locally and nationally.