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Driving Iron Series

Used Callaway Steelhead Driving Irons

1998–2016

Steelhead began in 1998 as Callaway's stainless steel answer to titanium: a shallow-faced wood with the weight low and deep enough to get the ball up from anywhere. Three generations of woods followed, and in 2016 the name returned on a full family of irons, fairways and hybrids.

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Release timeline

Oldest → newest

  1. 1998
    Steelhead
  2. 1999
    Steelhead Plus
  3. 2002
    Steelhead III
  4. 2016
    Steelhead XR