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Used Callaway Steelhead

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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Overview

The Callaway Steelhead series is available in drivers, woods, hybrids, iron sets, single irons and wedges. It spans 4 generations, from the Steelhead in 1998 to the Steelhead XR in 2016.

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Release timeline

Oldest → newest

  1. 1998
  2. 1999
  3. 2002
  4. 2016

FAQs

The questions buyers ask most about these clubs.

What's the throughline across every Steelhead generation?

A shallow face with the weight set low and deep — stainless steel rather than titanium, which is where the name comes from, and a design built to get the ball up from anywhere.

What made the original 1998 Steelhead a landmark?

Its range — past the 5 wood sat the 7 Heavenwood, 9 Divine and 11 Ely W, lofts most golfers had never been offered before.

How does the 2016 Steelhead XR differ from the earlier woods?

It's the only generation to include irons, built around a Face Cup rather than the earlier woods' Variable Face Thickness, and running irons from a 3 to a 59 degree lob wedge.