Callaway Epic Speed driver

“The week of the Wells Fargo Championship, the Epic Speed prototype head and longer Fujikura shaft was on call as his backup. Shortly thereafter, he made the decision to put the driver in play at Kiawah.”

“Mickelson put a new driver in the bag at the Ocean Course, a Callaway Epic Speed driver with 6 degrees of loft that has an actual finished loft of 5.5 degrees with a Fujikura Ventus Black 6TX shaft.”

“Rahm also drove the ball well at Torrey Pines – a must in any US Open – averaging 290.4 metres (317.6 yards) off the tee with his Callaway Epic Speed driver to rank T-12 in distance for the week.”

“Burns hit less than 10 balls with both drivers and was immediately sold on Epic Speed. In addition to reducing spin, Burns found a tighter dispersion and better sound/feel with the driver.”

“This week at the PGA Championship, Mickelson is using an expectedly unconventional setup, including an ultra-custom Callaway Epic Speed driver (5.5 degrees of loft, 47.9 inches of length)”

“Burns’ driver is a Callaway Epic Speed with a TPT prototype shaft that he used to average 290.4 metres (317.6 yards) off the tee.”

“Lefty used a 47.9-inch Callaway Epic Speed driver to become the oldest player ever to win a major.”

“Kim’s driver is a Callaway Epic Speed that he put in play last week at the Sony Open in Hawaii.”

“Driver: C allaway Epic Speed (Fujikura Ventus Black 70X shaft), 8.5 degrees”

“Driver: Callaway Epic Speed (Fujikura Ventus Black 6TX shaft), 5.5 degrees”

“Driver: Callaway Epic Speed (Fujikura Ventus Blue 7X shaft), 10.5 degrees”

“Driver: Callaway Epic Speed (Graphite Design Tour AD BB 7x), 9 degrees”

“Over the last few years, the American has had a Callaway Epic Speed driver (which had just 5.25° of loft), a Callaway Rogue ST Max and a Ping G430.”

“he put in a 47.9-inch Callaway Epic Speed prototype driver this week”