Callaway drivers have been known for many years as being the best drivers on and off tour. They are forgiving, consistent and amazingly fun to swing. I have been using used Callaway drivers since 1995. Over the years, I have bought many used Callaway Drivers trying to better my game and get those precious additional yards off the tee.

I have also tried other used drivers and none of them stack up against used Callaway Drivers. Below is a quick list of the latest used Callaway drivers that you can buy online at a discount far below retail shops.

 

 

The Callaway FT-9 is designed for shot shaping and ultimate in driving control. The Callaway FT-9 is the latest Callaway driver to hit the market and is built upon the success of the Callaway FT-5. The Callaway FT-9 features Hyperbolic Face Technology that promotes extreme forgiveness across the entire clubface.

 

The Callaway FT-IQ is designed for straight and long drives. It is one of the most accurate Callaway drivers ever produced. The FT-IQ combines a carbon composite body with a titanium face. This fusion of technology produces an extremely forgiving driver that any golfer and benefit from.

 

Callaway FT-5
The Callaway FT-5 is designed for shot shaping, distance and accuracy. The FT-5 utilizes Fusion Technology consisting of a carbon fiber body and titanium face. the Callaway FT-5 features 50 grams of discretionary weighting that can be used to create a neutral, draw or fade bias.

Callaway Hyper X
The Callaway Hyper X redefines the all titanium driver class with the addition of Hyperbolic Face Technology. Hyperbolic Face Technology produces some of the fastest ball speeds that result in longer drives. The Callaway Hyper X has a 460cc head and is one of the best feeling drivers Callaway has ever produced.

My Used Callaway Drivers

I have gone through many drivers in my golf career. Started playing TaylorMade and Hogans in my junior golf days. Then, I graduated up into used Callaway drivers. I don't buy new because 1 ) I can't afford them 2) I don't see any loss in swinging a club that has been hit a few times.

My first of many used Callaway drivers was a 1995 Great Big Bertha. It was a 9 degree stiff graphite. I actually still have this one and pull it out every once in a while on short courses.

After several years, I switched to the Callaway C4. The Callaway C4 is a great driver and provides awesome control. Wanting to switch back to titanium, I finally settled upon the Callaway X460 Tour. I started playing with it this past summer. it is by far my most favorite club to hit in my bag. I immediately gained about 15 yards off the tee. not only the distance, but the ball flight it produces looks like a Tour pro hit it.

I am totally happy with used Callaway drivers and never plan on switching.