Gray Ghost Putter
Compare to: Odyssey Dual Force 2 #1
The Gray Ghost Putter offers a low loft producing a putt which rolls off the putter face with less hopping, thus allowing your putt to roll smoother towards the hole with added momentum.
Extreme X5 Chipper
Compare to: Odyssey Marxman
The Extreme X5 Chipper is the perfect club for those in between shots where a putter is not comfortable and a wedge just will not work.
King XH Hybrid
Compare to: Callaway X Hot
The King XH Hybrid features a larger profile with an extended face and bullet shaped crown, producing a higher moment-of-inertia (MOI). This high MOI allows for greater forgiveness and increased ball velocity for longer and more accurate shots.
King X888 Hybrid
Compare to: Callaway Rogue
The King X888 Hybrid has a compact head for greater versatility, playability and confidence. The attractive progressive head shape is forgiving and packed with high MOI technology.
X2 Putter
Compare to: Odyssey White Hot XG
The X2 Putter is made from stainless steel and crafted to perfection and looks as good as it does putt. The X2 putter is a half mallet shape and uses a long steel stem for added stability.
Integra iDrive Nitrogen Fairway Wood
Compare to: Callaway Razr Hawk
The Integra iDrive Nitrogen Fairway Wood will perform for golfers every time they hit the course. The design provides clean and proper interaction from the rough or the fairway.
King X750 Fairway Wood
Compare to: Callaway XR
The King X750 Fairway Woods feature the most oversized profile and deep face to increase forgiveness and distance. The aerodynamic head design with a streamlined surface contours reduces drag during the downswing.
Armada Black Wings Putter
Compare to: Odyssey Sabertooth
The Armada Black Wings Putter has an enlarged fiery toothed mallet head design that moves the center of gravity drastically behind the face and towards the perimeter of the head.
Armada Red Wings Putter
Compare to: Odyssey Sabertooth
The Armada Red Wings Putter has an enlarged fiery toothed mallet head design that moves the center of gravity drastically behind the face and towards the perimeter of the head.
Armada White Wings Putter
Compare to: Odyssey Sabertooth
The Armada White Wings Putter has an enlarged fiery toothed mallet head design that moves the center of gravity drastically behind the face and towards the perimeter of the head.
Grand Hawk XP-M Fairway Wood
Compare to: Callaway Mavrik
The Grand Hawk XP-M Fairway Woods are designed for ease of launch, exceptional distance and playability. The ultra-thin steel face promotes an increased ball speed, improved carry and soft landing from even the toughest lies.
Integra iDrive Nitrogen Titanium Driver
Compare to: Callaway Razr Hawk
The iDrive Nitrogen Titanium Golf Driver uses an extended face and bullet shaped crown, which produces a higher moment-of-inertia and more accurate drives.
King X750 Cup Face Titanium Driver
Compare to: Callaway XR
The King X750 Cup Face Titanium Driver has an improved head profile and deep face design increase forgiveness and promote accuracy and distance, featuring an aerodynamic design with streamlined surface contours.
King XH II Titanium Driver
Compare to: Callaway X2 Hot
The King XH II Titanium Driver has an oversized head profile and deep face design to increase forgiveness and enhance accuracy and distance. This is the driver for golfers who want to improve their game with flight control capabilities.
King X888 Titanium Driver
Compare to: Callaway Epic
The King X888 Titanium Driver will help golfers of all abilities and experience achieve greater swing speed and increased driving distance using its two-slider system.
Grand Hawk XP-M Cup Face Titanium Driver
Compare to: Callaway Mavrik
The Grand Hawk XP-M Cup Face Titanium Driver combines incredible distance, forgiveness, consistency and feel. Its cup face technology increases ball speed and performance.
4-PW, AW X Heat II Iron Set
Compare to: Callaway X2 Hot
The X Heat II Irons deliver the distance and forgiveness of a wide-sole iron while retaining the playability and turf interaction advantages of a thin-sole iron
3-PW King X888 Iron Set
Compare to: Callaway Steelhead XR
The King X888 Irons are the next generation of the King X750 clubs. The improved irons deliver higher launch and better feel at contact.
4-SW Extreme X2 Iron Set
Compare to: Callaway X20
The Extreme X2 Irons feature a deep cut cavity to move the center of gravity low and farther behind the face for a higher launch angle.
4-SW Extreme X2 Iron Set
Compare to: Callaway X20
The Extreme X2 Irons feature a deep cut cavity to move the center of gravity low and farther behind the face for a higher launch angle.
4-PW, AW Grand Hawk XP-M Iron Set
Compare to: Callaway Mavrik
The Grand Hawk XP-M Irons are designed for a wide range of players looking for an optimized launch angle and trajectory. This series combines deep undercut technology with an ultra-thin face.
4-PW, AW King AI Iron Set
Compare to: Callaway Big Bertha B21
The King AI Irons are engineered with a heavier sole, producing a low ball spin and high flight trajectory. The low center of gravity creates a higher launch angle.
4-PW, AW King X999 Iron Set
Compare to: Callaway Rogue
The King X999 Irons are easy to hit, accurate, and extremely long! This series combines deep undercut technology with an ultra-thin face that expands playability and distance even on off-center hits.
3-PW King X888 Hybrid/Iron Combo Set
Compare to: Callaway XR
The King X888 Hybrid/Iron Combo set takes forgiveness to new heights. It integrates 3 and 4 hybrid clubs which feature an innovative head designed to replace hard-to-hit long irons and transitions them into oversize irons.
