RAZR X Black
There might be bigger and better Callaway drivers on the market right now but the RAZR X Black delivers everything you could possibly wish for in a big dog.
Looks-wise, this driver doesn't try to fancy. It sits beautifully at address and aids terrific alingment with its red alignment lines on the crown - this really draws your eyes to the sweetspot.
I feel there is a slightly shallower face compared to other Callaway drivers, from heel to toe, in the sense it sits below the ball to give the appearance of a higher launching club.
There might be bigger and better Callaway drivers on the market right now but the RAZR X Black delivers everything you could possibly wish for in a big dog.
Looks-wise, this driver doesn't try to fancy. It sits beautifully at address and aids terrific alingment with its red alignment lines on the crown - this really draws your eyes to the sweetspot.
I feel there is a slightly shallower face compared to other Callaway drivers, from heel to toe, in the sense it sits below the ball to give the appearance of a higher launching club.
Off the face, the RAZR X Black is crisp and provides a nice 'click' sound - something we're all accustomed to with Callaway drivers these days.
Off a tee peg, it's smooth, easy-to-swing and very forgiving on off-centre hits. Not quite as long for me as the Callaway X Hot or RAZR Fit Xtreme, but certainly not below average.
Verdict
Looks the part, feels superb and keeps you on the straight and narrow more often than not.
Andy first joined the brand on a month's work experience back in April 2011, and he now assumes the Editor role. When Andy joined GolfMagic it was a small site with potential.
