Review Callaway RAZR Hawk Driver

  The Callaway RAZR Hawk Draw Driver has become designed for you to bring strength and distance to the drives. The almost all titanium clubhead delivers the ability you should out get your participating in partners women and men Diablo includes sheer brute pressure with probably the most generous nice spots within a Big Bertha drivers. Using Callaway's fresh Edge know-how the team delivers a superior MOI as well as CG is found especially to match the Sketch or Simple models to make long, penetrating flight considering the shot shape you absolutely must have. Edge technology increases the Diablo a specialized shaping containing let your designers go the weight over the clubhead along with helps close up the clubface in impact that will encourage ever more efficient impact. The Diablo capabilities Hyperbolic Experience Technology to place it along at the forefront connected with clubface style and design with math and anatomist combining to produce the best ever Major Bertha baseball speeds through the entire skin. The callaway diablo edge irons additionally features S2H2 Layout which strips discretionary weight through the hosel along with adding stableness by redistributing which weight inside the perimeter belonging to the clubhead

  The RAZR Hawk is designed for golfers who want a cannon in their hands. The 460cc head is more than 6 yards farther then Callaway's FT iz. It has all the pop and forgiveness that modern technology can provide. Although the driver is a little more subtle then the flashy 460cc Diablo Octane.

  Both drivers are made with materials developed with the help of Lamborghini. Yes, I'm talking about the race car. (Wait, does that mean that the drivers at Wal-Mart are made out of old Volkswagens?) This material is a forged composite that is lighter than air. (Not really -- but it is really light.) Whereas just the Diablo's crown is made of the carbon fiber, the entire body and crown of the RAZR Hawkis made of Lamborghini.

  Enough with the materials. Does it go far? The answer is an unequivocal yes. The driver is light and fast, and the sweet spot is huge. Toe and heel hits feel like center hits. This driver has all the bang of the Diablo edge , but you have more control for moving the ball either direction.

  On the down side, I'm not a big fan of the look of the crown. I don't like the silver curved seam with the two-tone. (Of course you don't see any of this at address.) And the only other flaw I can find is: Although the club is workable, it doesn't have a lot of feel. Mis-hits feel the same as regular hits.