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Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond Max

Players cited with it: 5; 3 in play now, by the latest report on each.
Released: 2026; First cited here by Sam Burns, December 2025. Last reported 3 months ago.
Reviewers: Praised for distance and forgiveness; Pushback on launch & spin. From 5 reviews. What they said

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“DRIVER: Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond (9 degrees), with Fujikura Ventus Blue 7 TX shaft”
Sam BurnsJuly 2026Read the report
“Driver: Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond (10.5 degrees @11.5) – Shaft: Fujikura Ventus Black 7 X”
Jon RahmJune 2026Read the report

3 more players cited with it, listed below.

What reviewers say

Based on 5 reviews (3 press, 2 video), newest June 2026

What press and YouTube reviews of the Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond Max judged, by what buyers compare. Open any line for the quotes behind it.

Where it shines

Distance
Forgiveness
Adjustability
Sound & feel
Looks

Where reviewers push back

Launch & spin

DistanceRated highly: Reviewers rate it highly.Reviewers praise exceptional ball speed, smash factor, and extra length.4 reviews›
Praise (8)
- “the Triple Diamond Max stood out for combining high ball speed with tighter dispersion than I’d normally expect from a low-spin head.”
  PressToday's Golfer · January 2026Read the review
- “The sheer ball speed efficiency of the Quantum TD Max head is undeniable and unmatched this launch season.”
  PressGolf Monthly, Joe · January 2026Read the review
- “it is quick in terms of ball speed.”
  PressGolf Monthly, Joe · January 2026Read the review
  About the model family, not this exact version.
- “There’s a real trampoline effect through impact.”
  PressToday's Golfer · January 2026Read the review
- “Seeing ball speeds nudging towards 180mph without feeling like I had to swing out of my shoes is not something I say lightly.”
  PressToday's Golfer · January 2026Read the review
- “Performance-wise, this driver is a rocket in terms of ball speed.”
  PressGolf Monthly, Joe · January 2026Read the review
- “Exceptional ball speed and high smash factor”
  PressGolf Monthly, Joe · January 2026Read the review
  About the model family, not this exact version.
- “I do think that this Callaway is a longer driver”
  VideoAlex Whittle Golf, Alex Whittle · March 2026Watch at 6:39
ForgivenessRated highly: Reviewers rate it highly.Reviewers find it notably more stable and forgiving than Triple Diamond.4 reviews›
Praise (4)
- “the misses weren’t catastrophic.”
  PressToday's Golfer · January 2026Read the review
- “the Quantum Triple Diamond Max offers not insignificant levels of stability in comparison to the Triple Diamond”
  PressGolf Monthly, Joe · January 2026Read the review
- “it's a little bit more forgiving than the Triple Diamond”
  VideoAlex Whittle Golf, Alex Whittle · March 2026Watch at 1:38
- “Bit more weight at the back helps to create that more forgiveness element”
  VideoMichael Newton Golf, Michael Newton · June 2026Watch at 3:56
Launch & spinSplit: Reviewers are split.Reviewers disagree: one calls it low-spin leader, others find spin uneven.3 reviews›
Praise (1)
- “successfully re-establishes Callaway as a leader in the low-spin category.”
  PressGolf Monthly, Joe · January 2026Read the review
  About the model family, not this exact version.
Complaints (2)
- “I could see the ball spinning a touch more than I’d like”
  PressToday's Golfer · January 2026Read the review
- “It's definitely coming out lower spinning, probably too low spin.”
  VideoAlex Whittle Golf, Alex Whittle · March 2026Watch at 7:25
AdjustabilityRated highly: Reviewers rate it highly.Weight and loft adjustments effectively shape flight and fix misses.3 reviews›
Praise (4)
- “I used the OptiFit adapter to loft it down a touch, which also helped with my strike location.”
  PressToday's Golfer · January 2026Read the review
- “shifting the 10-gram weight in the rear over to the toe side makes a tangible difference to flight, helping to mitigate a left miss without making the club feel in any way unbalanced”
  PressGolf Monthly, Joe · January 2026Read the review
- “The adjustability on offer is also a key feature for the better player.”
  PressGolf Monthly, Joe · January 2026Read the review
  About the model family, not this exact version.
- “shifting the 9-gram weight in the rear over to the toe side will genuinely help those who want to take the left side (for the right-handers) of the golf course completely out of play.”
  PressGolf Monthly, Joe · January 2026Read the review
  About the model family, not this exact version.
Sound & feelRated highly: Reviewers rate it highly.Reviewers love the powerful, explosive feel; one found it harder.5 reviews›
Praise (8)
- “center strikes are rewarded with a dense, explosive sensation”
  PressGolf Monthly, Joe · January 2026Read the review
- “Powerful, satisfying acoustic at impact”
  PressGolf Monthly, Joe · January 2026Read the review
  About the model family, not this exact version.
- “The best feeling driver Callaway have ever made”
  PressToday's Golfer · January 2026Read the review
- “The feel at strike is a powerful one, offering plenty of feedback at impact and not doing too much to soften or subdue it, which I love.”
  PressGolf Monthly, Joe · January 2026Read the review
- “The feel is superbly powerful, providing a hefty crack at impact that really lets you know the ball has been hit.”
  PressGolf Monthly, Joe · January 2026Read the review
  About the model family, not this exact version.
- “That felt unreal.”
  VideoAlex Whittle Golf, Alex Whittle · March 2026Watch
- “That felt phenomenal off the club face.”
  VideoMichael Newton Golf, Michael Newton · June 2026Watch at 5:03
- “a great feel off the club face”
  VideoMichael Newton Golf, Michael Newton · June 2026Watch at 6:05
Complaints (1)
- “Just feels a little bit harder to me.”
  VideoMichael Newton Golf, Michael Newton · June 2026Watch at 9:42
LooksMostly positive: Leans positive.Most praise the sleek carbon look, though a few dislike its shape.4 reviews›
Praise (9)
- “Vastly improved shelf appeal”
  PressToday's Golfer · January 2026Read the review
- “it’s less intimidating than most low-spin drivers.”
  PressToday's Golfer · January 2026Read the review
- “the slightly bigger footprint suits my eye well, offering just that little bit more real estate behind the ball without looking clunky”
  PressGolf Monthly, Joe · January 2026Read the review
- “the Triple Diamond Max head is definitely a little rounder than the standard Quantum Triple Diamond, so it is much closer to my preferred profile”
  PressGolf Monthly, Joe · January 2026Read the review
- “It may well be the best driver of this launch season, as far as raw aesthetics go.”
  PressGolf Monthly, Joe · January 2026Read the review
- “the sole aesthetic is as good as Callaway has produced in many years, in my opinion.”
  PressGolf Monthly, Joe · January 2026Read the review
  About the model family, not this exact version.
- “The look behind the ball is superb”
  PressGolf Monthly, Joe · January 2026Read the review
- “Very stunning sort of carbon look to this.”
  VideoMichael Newton Golf, Michael Newton · June 2026Watch at 5:55
- “It's a very clean look in regards to that.”
  VideoMichael Newton Golf, Michael Newton · June 2026Watch at 4:41
Complaints (4)
- “The design down at address won't suit some.”
  PressToday's Golfer · January 2026Read the review
- “personally I still prefer a more muted, matte look”
  PressToday's Golfer · January 2026Read the review
- “Head shape doesn't entirely suit my eye”
  PressGolf Monthly, Joe · January 2026Read the review
  About the model family, not this exact version.
- “I would be lying if I said I was in love with the shaping; in truth, the last three low-spin drivers from Callaway have all been a touch on the triangular side in terms of playing profile to me.”
  PressGolf Monthly, Joe · January 2026Read the review
  About the model family, not this exact version.
ValueNot covered by enough reviews