There are times when golf equipment is such a difference maker, it doesn’t need a lot of outside noise. The performance says it all.
“In my 10 years here, this is probably the most exciting lineup I’ve seen; it’s unreal,” said Bruce Carroll, Callaway Golf Canada’s general manager. “It reminds me of when we launched Epic in 2017; at that point, there was nothing like it on the market. This has the potential to do that, for sure. Staffers from across the country came in during November and December and they were raving about it.
So, here’s the technology of it. The Paradym drivers offer an industry-first 360-degree carbon chassis to provide maximized speed and stability. The triaxial carbon crown and forged carbon sole are 44% lighter than a titanium chassis, which allows this massive amount of weight savings to be repositioned toward the front of the clubhead for fast ball speed and toward the back of the clubhead for increased forgiveness.
Paradym irons offer the company’s most powerful A.I.-designed forged 455 face, with fast ball speeds from the face cup and hollow body with speed frame construction. There’s an exceptional feel from a forged face and patented urethene microspheres. And, these irons are designed for improved launch via dual tungsten weighting. Each of the iron faces are made specifically for the head of that club.
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