Callaway New Releases for 2024

Looking to learn what you need to know about the latest new products from Callaway? These handy thumbnails will keep you up to date on the company's new releases across all club and ball catetgories.

Paradym AI Smoke Tactical drivers: Special versions of the AI Smoke Max and AI Smoke Triple Diamond are now available featuring a military green carbon composite sole and sole weights, along with a custom green Mitsubishi Tensei shaft. These custom models mirror the technology in the standard AI Smoke Max and AI Smoke Triple Diamond, including a variable thickness face design based on artificial intelligence and the expected impact pattern of the targeted player for each model. Like the originals, these AI Smoke Tactical drivers use a body almost entirely constructed of weight-saving carbond composite, making room for a 10-gram rear sliding weight on the Max and 10- and 4-gram interchangeable front and rear sole weights on the Triple Diamond. In addition to the new military-themed line of drivers, Callaway will be fitting four wounded warrior veterans on site with these special models at the Memorial Tournament. The company is also making a donation in partnership with the Memorial to several locally-based veterans’ organizations. $700. Available at retail June 14.

Paradym AI Smoke Triple Diamond Max driver: Just added to Callaway's lineup of drivers with AI-designed titanium faces and nearly full composite bodies, this model is designed to bring the added forgiveness of the full-size AI Smoke Max with the tour-favored workability of the Triple Diamond. It's built at 460 cubic centimeters and will offer a touch more spin than the standard Triple Diamond (450 cc). Like all the AI Smoke drivers, it features a face with intricate face thickness variations that the company's engineers have used to develop what it calls "micro-deflections." That technology enables them to not only enhance ball speed, but also control spin and improve off-center hit performance. While the previous four models were designed with face patterns aimed at enhancing performance for specific player types based on their typical impact patterns, the Triple Diamond Max features the same kind of face pattern as the Triple Diamond, where the emphasis is improving face deflection primarily around face center. But the maximum volume size, whiled still maintaining the general shape of the original Triple Diamond, improves stability, reflecting an increasing trend on tour for players who are gravitating to more forgiving drivers. "With the Triple Diamond MAX, we have a little bit less face progression compared to the Triple Diamond," said Nick Yontz, advanced research and development manager at Callaway. "What we’ve seen through our testing is that this driver plays incredibly neutral. It can be played by players that want to draw the ball, want to fade the ball. ...[Tour players] had this excitement that, 'this thing doesn’t go off line. I can keep swinging harder and harder and it maintains that straight flight.' We were seeing players that would have small gains in ball speed from just the driver head alone, but then the swing speed would increase the more and more swings they made. By the end of it, they really saw meaningful gains in ball speed and distance." Like the Triple Diamond, this driver also includes front and rear weight ports (10- and 4-gram weights) that can be used to tweak trajectory and spin. $600 (9, 10.5 degrees), pre-sale May 24, available at retail June 7.

Callaway Paradym Ai Smoke drivers: The Callaway Paradym Ai Smoke family of drivers features four distinct faces designed through big data, machine learning and artificial intelligence, all fueled on the details of some 250,000 swings of golfers of all types. Each model mixes varying degrees of adjustability and precise weight distribution tailored to how the drives of certain player groups fly. That weight savings is made possible by a body made almost completely of carbon composite, aside from the face. That face is designed with specific thicknesses, and sworls and edges, creating “micro-deflections” that can do everything from enhancing off-center ball speed to optimizing spin and launch. All models retail for $600.

Callaway Paradym Ai Smoke fairway woods: The Callaway Paradym Ai Smoke family of fairway woods is vast, featuring 18 options across four distinct models. Those choices are so specific because the designs are built on distinct platforms developed through the analysis of thousands of swings. Fundamental to each of those offerings are the unique face designs that maximize distance and ball-flight needs for four golfer groups, ranging from tour players to grandparents. All models retail for $350.

Callaway Paradym Ai Smoke hybrids: The Callaway Paradym Ai Smoke threesome of hybrids uses faces designed with the assistance of artificial intelligence algorithms that analyze how different golfers deliver the club to the ball. Based on thousands of swings, the variable thickness faces accentuate ball flight to optimize distance, dispersion and trajectory. The three heads offer distinct shapes, sizes, internal mass and overall weights to provide specific player benefits. All models retail for $280.

Callaway Paradym Ai Smoke irons: Callaway’s latest irons line—the Paradym Ai Smoke—combines advance machine learning with big data. The result is a face designed with a unique topology for every iron that creates a series of sweet spots across the face. The line features three models geared towards specific player types. The standard Ai Smoke targets average to high swing speeds; the Max Fast is for those needing to generate more swing speed and launch; and the HL model is for players who need a height boost. All models retail for $143 per iron.

Callaway Chrome golf balls: Callaway’s three new tour-level balls—Chrome Tour, Chrome Tour X and Chrome Soft—reveal new strides in speed thanks to an improved core formula, and in aerodynamics thanks to a new dimple pattern. The latter mixes the company’s trademark hexagonal and pentagonal shapes with spherical dimples to increase stability in flight. The Chrome Tour (“a softer, more penetrating version of Chrome Soft X”) and Tour X (the fastest ball in the lineup with the most greenside spin) target elite players, while the Chrome Soft provides the proven softer feel of the company’s most popular model with higher flight and longer total distance for what Callaway’s team calls “the aspirational player looking for a tour quality ball.” All three models retail for $55 per dozen.