Price
$370
Callaway Apex UW
Price
$370
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Why we like it
- This compact model offers a combination of hybrid and fairway wood attributes for the above-average player looking for low-spin and more workable launch options from a low-lofted approach club.
- The lightweight tri-axial carbon-crown saves mass that’s redistributed in a high-density tungsten bar that rests low and forward within the head, lowering spin and enhancing the energy transfer at impact.
- Screws in the sole suspend the 41-gram tungsten bar, letting it “float” above the interior surface so that the sole and face insert can flex more effectively, particularly on lower impacts.
- The stepdown-sole design features increased trailing-side relief for more efficient turf interaction and creates room for consistent contact with the center of the face.
- The cupface wraps around the crown and sole for improved flexing, and the variable-thickness shaping is designed with AI from tens of thousands of typical impact patterns of the target user.
- Top 5 in Forgiveness, low- and high-handicaps
- 17, 19, 21, 23 degrees (with an eight-way adjustable hosel)
What our testers said
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Wayne
61, Handicap 7
3 years testing
Feels like a cross between a wood and hybrid. I didn't feel like I had to swing it hard to get the distance because it's got a fairly heavy head. As long as I got the club traveling down the correct path and made decent contact, it would jump up. This would be good out of rough, as well.
Daniel
34, Handicap 11
6 years testing
It's slimmer, almost like a hybrid. It felt very controllable and consistent—all my shots were within a pretty tight band. The small size made it so much easier to get through the ground. There's a lot of heft to the club despite it being smaller relative to the others.
Paul
64, Handicap 6
10+ years testing
I was OK with the smaller size. It was quiet, good at impact, pretty powerful, but it lacked the distance that my a regular 3-wood delivers. Call it a mini 3-wood.
Shane
37, Handicap 12
6 years testing
It was very approachable looking down. You know, I can manage this almost like a hybrid, but get more of the distance of a fairway wood. It gave me confidence to swing a little bit freer and kind of play with a little more risk and aggression.
Jamie
53, Handicap 7
3 years testing
It seems more like a a hybrid-size head, but it's the perfect length from head to toe. It has a fairly low center of gravity. It's easy to get the ball in the air with little spin. It does provide a good consistent ball flight. Might be better in the hybrid category.
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Wayne
61, Handicap 7
3 years testing
Feels like a cross between a wood and hybrid. I didn't feel like I had to swing it hard to get the distance because it's got a fairly heavy head. As long as I got the club traveling down the correct path and made decent contact, it would jump up. This would be good out of rough, as well.
Daniel
34, Handicap 11
6 years testing
It's slimmer, almost like a hybrid. It felt very controllable and consistent—all my shots were within a pretty tight band. The small size made it so much easier to get through the ground. There's a lot of heft to the club despite it being smaller relative to the others.
Paul
64, Handicap 6
10+ years testing
I was OK with the smaller size. It was quiet, good at impact, pretty powerful, but it lacked the distance that my a regular 3-wood delivers. Call it a mini 3-wood.
Shane
37, Handicap 12
6 years testing
It was very approachable looking down. You know, I can manage this almost like a hybrid, but get more of the distance of a fairway wood. It gave me confidence to swing a little bit freer and kind of play with a little more risk and aggression.
Jamie
53, Handicap 7
3 years testing
It seems more like a a hybrid-size head, but it's the perfect length from head to toe. It has a fairly low center of gravity. It's easy to get the ball in the air with little spin. It does provide a good consistent ball flight. Might be better in the hybrid category.
Matt
53, Handicap 11
4 years testing
It produced mid-trajectory shots. Would be great on a links course.
Ryan
50, Handicap 10
8 years testing
Do not be fooled by the appearance, you're not hitting a hybrid, you're hitting a jackhammer. This ball flies off the clubface; in fact, it explodes. There's more distance than I've ever had on this type of club. I wanted to hit it again and again and again.
Megan
40, Handicap 0
2 years testing
It's very easy to hit and with a high launch. Off of a tee or off of the ground, it allowed me to hit all the different shots I wanted to hit.
Aaron
45, Handicap 16
1 year testing
I found it to be very easy to hit. However, it was a little bit less of a launch angle than I expected at 21 degrees.
Sean
54, Handicap 6
9 years testing
It plays like a hybrid, but it's very good.
Anand
44, Handicap 6
10+ years testing
When you hit this ball and you catch it, you smoke it. When you miss it, it gets too spinny and the dispersion is pretty high. Good feedback. It's loud, but a good loud. Good turf interaction as well and off the tee, this club was really good.
Jin
31, Handicap 10
2 years testing
I hit a 3-hybrid so this shape is something that I'm more used to. This one definitely feels on softer side. Sound definitely feels perfect pitched, a little higher than what I expected. I felt more confident over the ball. Dispersion was pretty tight and it was consistent in distances.
Alejandra
27, Handicap 6
5 years testing
Feels like a hybrid, not exactly a wood. It was very consistent in terms of giving me a draw shape regardless if there was a great swing or a mis-hit. The distance was very consistent, too.
Thomas
61, Handicap 7
10+ years testing
From a turf-interaction standpoint, it was really, really good. Definitely near the top of the charts. It just slid through the grass like nothing. It definitely suits its purpose as a cross between a wood and a hybrid.
Ricky
47, Handicap 0
10+ years testing
Even though it has a small face, it feels like you're hitting a bigger club and that enhances the performance. It rockets the ball, too.
BK
42, Handicap 2
10+ years testing
Is this club conforming? Seriously wild performance. I'm not sure what I would do with this club, but it's really long and easy to hit. It's the hybrid I always wanted, but it goes much farther. Remarkable. It's like setting up to an iron.
Chris
60, Handicap 8
1 year testing
A hot club. This one surprised me. The ball jumps off the face and the carry yardage is significant—much more than you would expect for a clubhead this size.
Wesley
31, Handicap 4
3 years testing
This is super forgiving and very versatile. I was able to hit high shots, low shots, out of the rough. Just very easy to hit. The finish on the top is shiny and might be distracting to some.
Alan
31, Handicap 3
2 years testing
It carries just as far as a 3-wood but looks like a hybrid. And it brings the flight down significantly if you're a high-flight player. With the forgiveness, this is your club.
Gary
38, Handicap 13
10+ years testing
A real good mix of being a fairway wood and being a hybrid. You can feel the weight low, but the head doesn't feel big, so it almost feels like you're swinging an iron in terms of the mass distribution, but you've got the forgiveness and the overall size to have forgiveness and launch and playability.
Todd
63, Handicap 13
1 year testing
As a utility wood, the smaller package behind the ball was a strong point that equated into long carry and consistent fades. It has a very sound feel and delivered a really good shot.
Peter
58, Handicap 8
10+ years testing
It was easy to hit a draw with this one. It's more of a hybrid than a than a fairway wood, but it's long. Pretty easy to hit.
Jack
36, Handicap 1
3 years testing
It's like a happy medium. You could either say it's a smaller 3-wood or a larger hybrid. Definitely launches higher, but it also takes spin off the ball. You'll get big numbers.
Scott
38, Handicap 16
10+ years testing
Compact, but really packs a punch. I felt like I was swinging easier, but I was just getting an explosive feeling of the ball just launching every time. The clubface felt hot, so it felt like I was getting a lot more ball speed than the swing that I was putting on it.
Robert
29, Handicap +2
2 years testing
A bit smaller of a wood compared to others and the launch is considerably higher. If you're looking for something to easily get in the air, this can provide it. It also provides some forgiveness on misses to the heel.
Andrew
40, Handicap 8
1 year testing
I like the look right off the bat. With the size of the head, it felt like I could get through the ball better and finish the swing, and it's effortless. It's got a hot face with a lot of power—and consistency, too.
Ryan
47, Handicap 12
3 years testing
Its a hybrid. Having said that, it performed very well for a "wood." Lower ball flight than I've seen from fairway woods. Great feel, just a great blend of soft and firm and felt very hot off the face.
Wei
56, Handicap 14
10+ years testing
I feel like it's trying to find the middle ground between fairway wood and hybrid, and it works. I like the very pleasant sound. It's forgiving on your mis-hits and distance is acceptable.
Daniel
34, Handicap 11
6 years testing
It's slimmer, almost like a hybrid. It felt very controllable and consistent—all my shots were within a pretty tight band. The small size made it so much easier to get through the ground. There's a lot of heft to the club despite it being smaller relative to the others.
Shane
37, Handicap 12
6 years testing
It was very approachable looking down. You know, I can manage this almost like a hybrid, but get more of the distance of a fairway wood. It gave me confidence to swing a little bit freer and kind of play with a little more risk and aggression.
Matt
53, Handicap 11
4 years testing
It produced mid-trajectory shots. Would be great on a links course.
Ryan
50, Handicap 10
8 years testing
Do not be fooled by the appearance, you're not hitting a hybrid, you're hitting a jackhammer. This ball flies off the clubface; in fact, it explodes. There's more distance than I've ever had on this type of club. I wanted to hit it again and again and again.
Aaron
45, Handicap 16
1 year testing
I found it to be very easy to hit. However, it was a little bit less of a launch angle than I expected at 21 degrees.
Jin
31, Handicap 10
2 years testing
I hit a 3-hybrid so this shape is something that I'm more used to. This one definitely feels on softer side. Sound definitely feels perfect pitched, a little higher than what I expected. I felt more confident over the ball. Dispersion was pretty tight and it was consistent in distances.
Gary
38, Handicap 13
10+ years testing
A real good mix of being a fairway wood and being a hybrid. You can feel the weight low, but the head doesn't feel big, so it almost feels like you're swinging an iron in terms of the mass distribution, but you've got the forgiveness and the overall size to have forgiveness and launch and playability.
Todd
63, Handicap 13
1 year testing
As a utility wood, the smaller package behind the ball was a strong point that equated into long carry and consistent fades. It has a very sound feel and delivered a really good shot.
Scott
38, Handicap 16
10+ years testing
Compact, but really packs a punch. I felt like I was swinging easier, but I was just getting an explosive feeling of the ball just launching every time. The clubface felt hot, so it felt like I was getting a lot more ball speed than the swing that I was putting on it.
Ryan
47, Handicap 12
3 years testing
Its a hybrid. Having said that, it performed very well for a "wood." Lower ball flight than I've seen from fairway woods. Great feel, just a great blend of soft and firm and felt very hot off the face.
Wei
56, Handicap 14
10+ years testing
I feel like it's trying to find the middle ground between fairway wood and hybrid, and it works. I like the very pleasant sound. It's forgiving on your mis-hits and distance is acceptable.
Wayne
61, Handicap 7
3 years testing
Feels like a cross between a wood and hybrid. I didn't feel like I had to swing it hard to get the distance because it's got a fairly heavy head. As long as I got the club traveling down the correct path and made decent contact, it would jump up. This would be good out of rough, as well.
Paul
64, Handicap 6
10+ years testing
I was OK with the smaller size. It was quiet, good at impact, pretty powerful, but it lacked the distance that my a regular 3-wood delivers. Call it a mini 3-wood.
Jamie
53, Handicap 7
3 years testing
It seems more like a a hybrid-size head, but it's the perfect length from head to toe. It has a fairly low center of gravity. It's easy to get the ball in the air with little spin. It does provide a good consistent ball flight. Might be better in the hybrid category.
Sean
54, Handicap 6
9 years testing
It plays like a hybrid, but it's very good.
Anand
44, Handicap 6
10+ years testing
When you hit this ball and you catch it, you smoke it. When you miss it, it gets too spinny and the dispersion is pretty high. Good feedback. It's loud, but a good loud. Good turf interaction as well and off the tee, this club was really good.
Alejandra
27, Handicap 6
5 years testing
Feels like a hybrid, not exactly a wood. It was very consistent in terms of giving me a draw shape regardless if there was a great swing or a mis-hit. The distance was very consistent, too.
Thomas
61, Handicap 7
10+ years testing
From a turf-interaction standpoint, it was really, really good. Definitely near the top of the charts. It just slid through the grass like nothing. It definitely suits its purpose as a cross between a wood and a hybrid.
Chris
60, Handicap 8
1 year testing
A hot club. This one surprised me. The ball jumps off the face and the carry yardage is significant—much more than you would expect for a clubhead this size.
Peter
58, Handicap 8
10+ years testing
It was easy to hit a draw with this one. It's more of a hybrid than a than a fairway wood, but it's long. Pretty easy to hit.
Andrew
40, Handicap 8
1 year testing
I like the look right off the bat. With the size of the head, it felt like I could get through the ball better and finish the swing, and it's effortless. It's got a hot face with a lot of power—and consistency, too.
Megan
40, Handicap 0
2 years testing
It's very easy to hit and with a high launch. Off of a tee or off of the ground, it allowed me to hit all the different shots I wanted to hit.
Ricky
47, Handicap 0
10+ years testing
Even though it has a small face, it feels like you're hitting a bigger club and that enhances the performance. It rockets the ball, too.
BK
42, Handicap 2
10+ years testing
Is this club conforming? Seriously wild performance. I'm not sure what I would do with this club, but it's really long and easy to hit. It's the hybrid I always wanted, but it goes much farther. Remarkable. It's like setting up to an iron.
Wesley
31, Handicap 4
3 years testing
This is super forgiving and very versatile. I was able to hit high shots, low shots, out of the rough. Just very easy to hit. The finish on the top is shiny and might be distracting to some.
Alan
31, Handicap 3
2 years testing
It carries just as far as a 3-wood but looks like a hybrid. And it brings the flight down significantly if you're a high-flight player. With the forgiveness, this is your club.
Jack
36, Handicap 1
3 years testing
It's like a happy medium. You could either say it's a smaller 3-wood or a larger hybrid. Definitely launches higher, but it also takes spin off the ball. You'll get big numbers.
Robert
29, Handicap +2
2 years testing
A bit smaller of a wood compared to others and the launch is considerably higher. If you're looking for something to easily get in the air, this can provide it. It also provides some forgiveness on misses to the heel.
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Callaway Apex UW
The Apex UW is designed for golfers seeking the perfect blend of a fairway wood’s power with a hybrid’s versatility. Engineered with Tour feedback and loaded with performance technologies, it delivers a higher, more neutral ball flight with the control all player’s demand. A dynamic, 41g+ Tungsten Speed Wave structure positions mass low and forward, enhancing ball speed and launch—particularly on low-face strikes where players tend to lose distance. A redesigned step sole reduces turf interaction, helping to maintain swing speed through impact and promoting more consistent contact across different lies.
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