What is the difference between each Callaway Chrome Soft model?

Marketed as ‘the ball that changed the ball’, the Callaway Chrome Soft has been a mainstay of Callaway’s golf ball offerings since 2015 and is a product adored by amateurs and major winners alike.

Callaway’s investment in the Chrome Soft family has seen an ever-increasing number of PGA Tour professionals put the product into play, including the likes of Jon Rahm, Xander Schauffele and Phil Mickelson, who was involved in the initial design process of the ball.  

Since the ball was first introduced, Callaway have broadened the range to now include the Chrome Soft X and the Chrome Soft X LS. Check out our guide below on everything you need to know about the Callaway Chrome Soft. 

Chrome Soft

When it comes to the Chrome Soft, many golfers have cited the soft feel of ball as the main reason for making the initial switch to the product, gaining a soft yet solid response from all 14 golf clubs.

Callaway have worked hard to ensure that the 2022 version retains this feel, while also investing in the creation of a new Hyper Elastic SoftFast Core to provide increased ball speed. In turn, Callaway believes this will allow the Chrome Soft to better compete with other leading golf balls on the market when it comes to distance, including the Titleist Pro V1 and Titleist Pro V1x.

In addition to the new Elastic SoftFast Core, the team at Callaway have redesigned the aerodynamic profile of the Chrome Soft in its 2022 version, promoting a stronger and more stable ball flight whilst still utilising Callaway’s unique hexagonal dimple pattern.

The brand believes that the standard Chrome Soft is the best choice ball for all golfers. So if you’re looking to try out a Callaway ball first time, we would recommend starting with the Chrome Soft to get familiar with both the feel and playability of the product.