Callaway’s Quantum hybrids are designed to replace long irons by delivering higher launch, better forgiveness and more ...

Dave Usher tested the new Callaway Quantum Max hybrid to see whether its compact shape and all-round performance make it the ...

Dave Usher put the all new Callaway Quantum Max OS hybrid through its paces and was blown away by the results ...

We got a first look at Callaway’s 2026 Quantum golf clubs lineup, and one new feature grabs our attention.

Is the Callaway Quantum Max Hybrid worth it? We test the latest Quantum hybrid for speed, launch, spin and versatility to ...

Quantum drivers, fairway woods, hybrids and irons feature multiple new technologies across each category for what Callaway ...

Specs: Titanium face brazed to stainless steel body. Lofts: 16 degrees (2H), 18 degrees (3H), 21 degrees (4H), 24 degrees (5H). The 2H and 5H are right-hand only. Who it’s for: Golfers who struggle ...

Hybrids are a curious, very much the marmite golf club. But this latest offering from Callaway could convert more golfers into hybrid users ...

What you need to know: Callaway's Quantum fairway woods are built to protect performance on imperfect strikes, particularly low-face contact. Updates to the sole design and weight placement improve ...

Callaway is back to being a speed company. With the company’s new Quantum line of drivers, fairway woods and hybrids, the name literally implies a fundamental shift in what they are doing. That’s ...

There are at least two ways golfers with slower swing speeds can add some zip to their games: get to the gym or invest in ultra-light clubs. For players with slower swing speeds, option 2 is probably ...

Price: $349.99 (Quantum Max, Quantum Max OS) with True Temper Denali Frost Silver or Mitsubishi Vanquish shaft and Golf Pride Tour Velvet 360 grips; $379.99 (Quantum Max Fast) Who it’s for: Golfers ...