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Callaway Mavrik hybrids review

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Equipment editor Hannah Holden takes a look at the three new Callaway Mavrik hybrids to see how their shape affects ball speed and strike

Callaway Mavrik hybrids

The new Callaway Mavrik hybrids really do offer something for everyone with three drastically different head shapes. Find out how they performed in our video review…

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For information on the Callaway Mavrik hybrids, head to the next page

Callaway Mavrik hybrids: First Impressions

It’s really easy to see the variety in shaping across the hybrid range from square-toed look to a more cambered fairway wood shape. Instantly the pro model caught my eye as it is more compact and rounded. 

Callaway Mavrik hybrids

Callaway Mavrik hybrids: The Technology

For the first time AI technology has come to hybrids providing optimised faces for each model and each loft across the hybrid range. Flash Face SS20 is made from high strength steel and is combined with jaibreak technology and face cup for faster ball speed across the face.

Callaway Mavrik hybrids

The Mavrik Max, the most forgiving model in the range, is available from 8-iron to 3-iron for golfers who want clubs that launch easy throughout the bag.

Callaway Mavrik hybrids: NCG Verdict

The different styles in this range mean there is definitely going to be a club that appeals to you. For me that was the pro model as the smaller shape and more penetrating flight suited me.

Personally in a hybrid I’m not looking for maximum distance I’m looking for controlled distances and flight that will get the ball landing softly on the green. I was really impressed with the dispersion especially the front to back consistency.

Callaway Mavrik hybrids

Having said that I was really happy with the carry distance I was getting flying the 20° Mavrik Pro hybrid 189 yards.

Details

Available: January 23, 2020

RRP: £249

Stock shaft: UST Helium Black, Project X Catalyst, (Mavrik & Max) KBS Tour Prototype Hybrid (Pro only)

Lofts: 18°, 20°, 23°, 26° (Mavrik), 19°, 21°, 24°, 27°, 30°, 33° (Max),  18°, 20°, 23° (Pro)

Grips: Golf Pride Tour Velvet 360 Soft

More information: Callaway website

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About the author

hannah holden
Hannah Holden

The owner of the most delicious swing in the golf media industry, Hannah spends her days talking into a camera about equipment to help you make an informed decision on your next purchase.

Hannah, who joined NCG in 2019 after briefly flirting with a career in architecture, plays for Yorkshire Ladies and is the manager of the England Golf Yorkshire Girls Under-18 squad.

Away from golf, Hannah likes cuddling her dog, exercising, and cooking. (Not at the same time.)

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