Callaway Elyte Max Fast
Light through the whole club
Built for players who have stopped trying to swing hard, which is most of us after forty. Lighter head, lighter shaft, lighter grip, and the speed comes back without any extra effort.
£479
10.5 and 12 degrees
Worth fitting before you buy it. The session fee comes off the price, and we will say so if it makes no difference.
Specifications
- Loft
- 10.5 and 12 degrees
- Build
- Lightweight throughout
- Bias
- Draw
- Fitting
- Recommended
Who it suits
Moderate swing speeds, and anyone whose driver has felt heavy for a couple of seasons.
Speed you do not have to force
- Lightweight build
- Draw bias
- 10.5 and 12 degrees
- 01Two lofts on the rack, 10.5 and 12. Most players who come in for this one leave with the 12.
- 02The whole club is light, not just the head. That is the point, and it changes the shaft you need.
- 03Draw bias is real on this head. If you fight a hook, look at the Triple Diamond instead.
- 04A driver is the club most worth fitting and the one most often bought off a shelf.
From behind the counter
Swing speed is not something you decide. It is something we measure, and then we pick a club that suits it.
Fairway fitting studio, St. Andrews
On the bench beside it
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