Callaway Epic Flash hybrids review
Callaway Epic Flash hybrids review: The technology
The new hybrids feature the same flash face technology we have already seen in the Epic Flash drivers. Essentially the clubface has a variable thickness and aims to offer more ball speeds right across it. The middle of the clubface is slightly thinner which Callaway say means centre strikes will gain significant yardage.
They also feature jailbreak technology which is the incorporation of two internal bars within the clubhead. They stiffen the body, this means more load is placed on the clubface promoting faster ball speeds and long distance.
Tungsten weight is precisely placed to optimise launch by moving the centre of gravity. An external weight help dial in swingweight for all players.
A T2C Triaxial Carbon Crow uses a new lightweight triaxial carbon fabric with a tighter weave. This creates significant weight savings allowing weight to be redistributed in the rest of the clubhead to lower the centre of gravity and increase the MOI of the club.
The new OptiFit 3 hosel is lighter than previous versions and makes it even easier to dial in your launch and optimal ball flight.
So is it going straight into our gear expert’s bag? Her Callaway Epic Flash hybrids review continues on the next page…
Hannah Holden
Hannah Holden is the Equipment and Instruction Editor here at National Club Golfer. If you’re looking to improve your game, by changing your golf swing or upgrading your golf equipment she’ll have the answers.
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