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Used Callaway X Hot

2013–2019

X Hot separated from the numbered X irons to chase one thing: ball speed. A thin, unsupported face and strong lofts made it a distance set, sold as drivers, fairways, hybrids and irons together, with a Pro head alongside for players wanting a tighter shape.
£34 - £72
price range
★ 87
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3
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15 listings

6 models

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Model Deal Hand Cond. For sale From
X Hot Wood Callaway X Hot Wood
★ 87
LH RH 5 for sale £34.95
X Hot Pro Wood Callaway X Hot Pro Wood
78
LH RH 2 for sale £45
X Hot Hybrid Callaway X Hot Hybrid
78
LH RH 5 for sale £34.95
X Hot Pro Hybrid Callaway X Hot Pro Hybrid
72
LH RH 1 for sale £39.95
X Hot Single Iron Callaway X Hot Single Iron
56
LH RH 1 for sale £39.95
X Hot 19 Hybrid Callaway X Hot 19 Hybrid
?
LH RH 1 for sale £69.95

Overview

The Callaway X Hot series is available in drivers, woods, hybrids, iron sets, single irons and wedges. It spans 3 generations, from the X Hot in 2013 to the X Hot 19 in 2019.

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Release timeline

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  1. 2013
  2. 2014
  3. 2019

FAQs

The questions buyers ask most about these clubs.

What's the difference between the three X Hot generations?

The original X Hot made the line's name on a thin, ball-speed-first face; X Hot N14 was a full-bag package set sold through 2014; X Hot 19 revived the badge in 2019 on another complete package aimed at improving golfers.

Is X Hot sold as individual clubs or a package?

Both, depending on generation — the original X Hot sold by club, while N14 and X Hot 19 were complete package sets, so their woods and hybrids turn up second hand as often as the irons.

What's the difference between Standard and Pro?

Standard runs the widest soles and strongest lofts for distance and forgiveness; Pro is shorter from heel to toe with less offset and a deeper-faced fairway wood, for a tighter shape and flatter flight.