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Used Callaway Golf Clubs

Callaway is renowned for pushing technical boundaries, particularly through their Jailbreak face technology and extensive use of carbon composites to shift weight. When choosing between second-hand generations, consider whether you prefer the refined consistency of recent releases or the greater value found in older models, keeping in mind that newer iterations typically offer more forgiveness on off-centre strikes.
£15 - £1,450
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9
club types
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Apex 21 3 Hybrid

Very good condition
Dexterity Left-handed
Shaft Fujikura Ventus Blue HB Velocore 7
Flex Stiff
Length 39.5" (+0.5")
Loft 19°
1 Priced high

£199.95

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XR 16 3 Wood

Good condition
Dexterity Right-handed
Shaft Graphite Design Tour AD DI-7 X
Flex Extra stiff
Length 43.25"
Loft 13.5°
1 Priced high

£149.94

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X Forged UT 20 3 Driving Iron

Fair condition
Dexterity Right-handed
Shaft Project X LZ 125g
Flex Extra stiff
Length 39"
Loft 21°
1 Priced high

£139.94

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Steelhead XR 3 Wood

Good condition
Dexterity Right-handed
Shaft Tensei CK Series Blue 70 BORON Tip
Flex Extra stiff
Length 42.75" (-0.25")
Loft 15°
1 Priced high

£144.94

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Apex Ti Fusion 250 Iron Set

Very good condition
Dexterity Right-handed
Shaft Fujikura Axiom VeloCore 75 S
Flex Stiff
Length 37.5"
Set 5 clubs (6-PW)
1 Priced high

£1,399.95 £280 / club

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Big Bertha Reva 2023 Iron Set

Excellent condition
Dexterity Right-handed
Shaft RCH 45
Flex Ladies
Length Standard
Set 5 clubs (6-PW)
? Not rated

£599 £120 / club

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Mavrik Sub Zero Triple Diamond Driver

Good condition
Dexterity Right-handed
Shaft Fujikura PRO 62 S
Flex Stiff
Length 45.75"
Loft 9°
? Not rated

£179.95

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Steelhead XR Pro 9 Iron

Fair condition
Dexterity Right-handed
Shaft Graphite UST Recoil ES 780 F4
Flex Stiff
Length 35.75"
Loft 40°
? Not rated

£40.95

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X-Series Jaws Sand Wedge

Good condition
Dexterity Right-handed
Shaft Callaway
Flex –
Length –
Loft 54°
? Not rated

£30

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X Series Jaws CC Slate Sand Wedge

Good condition
Dexterity Right-handed
Shaft Dynamic Gold S400 Tour Issue
Flex Stiff
Length 35.25"
Loft 54°
? Not rated

£49.95

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Mavrik 440 Single Diamond Driver

Very good condition
Dexterity Right-handed
Shaft Aldila Tour ATX JV
Flex Extra stiff
Length 45.75"
Loft 9°
? Not rated

£219.95

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XR16 5 Hybrid

Fair condition
Dexterity Left-handed
Shaft Fujikura Speeder 565
Flex Regular
Length Standard
Loft 18°
? Not rated

£59.95

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X Series Jaws Raw Lob Wedge

Fair condition
Dexterity Right-handed
Shaft Dynamic Gold S200
Flex Stiff
Length 35.25"
Loft 58°
? Not rated

£35.95

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X Hot 19 3 Hybrid

Good condition
Dexterity Right-handed
Shaft Callaway X Hot S
Flex Stiff
Length 41" (+0.25")
Loft 19°
? Not rated

£69.95

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X-Series Jaws Sand Wedge

Fair condition
Dexterity Right-handed
Shaft Fujikura
Flex Stiff
Length –
Loft 54°
? Not rated

£35

Overview

Callaway makes 9 club types across 27 series.

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FAQs

The questions buyers ask most about these clubs.

What is the difference between Callaway's Big Bertha, Rogue, Epic and Paradym club families?

Big Bertha models prioritise maximum forgiveness and ease of launch, Rogue focuses on balancing speed with stability, Epic incorporates advanced materials like carbon fibre for performance, and the Paradym series utilises a refined chassis design to optimise distance and consistency.

What do Max, Max D and Triple Diamond mean on Callaway drivers?

Max denotes the standard high-forgiveness model, Max D indicates a draw-biased design to help correct a slice, and Triple Diamond refers to a tour-inspired shape with a lower spin profile for players seeking more workability.

What is the difference between Callaway Apex and X-Forged irons?

Apex irons are generally designed for a blend of feel and distance across a wider range of handicaps, whereas X-Forged irons are traditional players' clubs focused on precision, workability and feedback for lower-handicap golfers.

How do Callaway Jaws, Mack Daddy and Opus wedges compare?

Mack Daddy was the long-standing performance series, which evolved into the Jaws line featuring sharper groove technology for increased spin, while Opus represents the latest iteration focused on refined shaping and versatile sole grinds.