Callaway makes some of the best drivers available for professionals to beginners. I have trusted Callaway for years to create clubs perfect for fixing my bad habits. Below are the Callaway clubs in order from the beginning! They have always been at the forefront of innovation.
| 1991 |
The Original Big Bertha Many people are still loyal to the Big Bertha 30 years later. The original came out way back in 1991 and set the stage for Callaway to become one of the most trusted brands in golf. Back then, it was the biggest driver on the market and provided more power than any other. Callaway was was the first to understand the average golfer's needs. |
| 1995 |
The Great Big Bertha Titanium clubs were slowly making themselves known at this point in history. People didn't always want to give up their wood clubs if there wasn't a significant difference in performance between the 2 materials. Great Big Bertha popularized these new materials. |
| 1997 |
The Biggest Big Bertha The biggest to date! As titanium technology improved, these clubs were able to gain size without weighing down too much. With added forgiveness and substantial size, many players chose to have this club in their bag. |
| 1999 |
The Great Bertha Hawk Eye This driver combines the strength and light weight of an oversized titanium clubhead complemented by a Tungsten Gravity Screw to dramatically lower the center of gravity. The head size is 250cc. |
| 2002 |
C4 Graphite The C4 was known for it's interesting sound— similar to a classic persimmon but made with graphite. This club has lower weight plus an internal strip of urethane and tungsten for better distribution. |
| 2003 |
ERC Fusion |
| 2004 |
Big Bertha Titanium |
| 2005 |
Big Bertha Titanium 454 This club reached the limits for size and just barely hit the maximum on the 460ccs limit imposed by USGA. The hollow hosel allows less weight while creating more feel upon impact.
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| 2006 |
FT-I This club had a focus on high MOI (moment of inertia) and reduces twisting on impact and limits off-center hits. The FT-i provides optimal forgiveness and is best suited for high handicappers.
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| 2007 |
Fti 25th Anniversary |
| 2008 |
Hyper X |
| 2009 |
FT- 9 This club became popular because of the explosive feel the clubhead provides. The FT-9 was a great improvement over the FT-5 due to improved sound and feel. The forgiveness is notable, as you will have a hard time ever being off center. Ft-9 Tour |
| 2010 |
Diablo Edge |
| 2011 |
Diablo Octane Callaway created a new material called Forged Composite which the manufacturer says is lighter and stronger than titanium, the material that many other drivers are made from. This makes a huge difference in speed for many golfers.
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| 2012 |
Razr Fit |
| 2013 |
X Hot The X Hot utilizes Optifit technology which allows easy adaptations and personalization. This design is intended to increase ball speed across the face so that even misses go far. X Hot Pro |
| 2014 |
Big Bertha Alpha This Big Bertha is different from the previous models. While still 460ccs, this club doesn't look it. It even feels smaller but maintains powerful performance. The depth of head and overall shape gives it a softer feel and sound. Big Bertha Alpha 815 Big Bertha Alpha 815 DD Big Bertha Women’s Big Bertha V Series Big Bertha V Series Women’s X Hot N14 X2 Hot X2 Hot Pro X2 Hot Women’s |
| 2015 |
Great Big Bertha Big Bertha Alpha 816 Bertha Mini 1.5 XR The XR Driver is built for speed. The aerodynamic crown and an R•MOTO Face and speed from maximum shaft load. XR Women’s |
| 2016 |
Big Bertha Fusion One of the most forgiving drivers at the time of creation! The increased MOI is optimized by replacing the heavier bits of the driver with lighter bits of titanium. XR 16 XR 16 Pro XR 16 Sub Zero |
| 2017 |
Great Big Bertha Epic Great Big Bertha Epic Sub Zero Great Big Bertha Epic Star |
| 2018 |
Rogue The first rogue in a long line of future rogues! This club is still popular today in their rogue st version. If you need impeccable distance and amazing forgiveness, this one is for you. Rogue Draw Rogue Sub Zero If you are looking for low spin, fast ball speeds and great feel, then Rogue SB is still going to fit that bill, even with a few tweaks from the Epic. The Rogue Sub Zero offers just enough changes that make it a worthy post Epic. Rogue Women’s Rogue Draw Women’s XR Speed |
| 2019 |
Epic Flash Epic Flash Sub Zero Epic Flash Star |
| 2020 |
Mavrik Designed using Artificial Intelligence, Callaway Mavrik delivers explosive distance, next level forgiveness, and incredible feel throughout the bag. Callaway's commitment to Artificial Intelligence continues, as each of our MAVRIK products is engineered to deliver fast ball speeds. Mavrik 22 Mavrik MAX Mavrik Sub Zero Big Bertha B21 Women’s Big Bertha REVA |
| 2021 |
Epic Speed Epic Speed Triple Diamond Epic Speed Triple Diamond LS Epic Max Star Women’s Epic Max Women’s Epic Speed Women’s Epic MAX Star |
| 2022 |
Rogue ST MAX is Callaway's highest MOI head with a slight draw bias that's built for all levels of golfers and those with issues with slicing. This is the best combination of distance and forgiveness in a Callaway driver. Rogue ST Max Rogue ST Triple Diamond ST Women’s Rogue ST MAX D |