Callaway octane black driver review

I decided to give the Callaway Diablo Octane Tour a try and the LE Black version worked better for me and had a more pleasing look at address. I am really surprised by how well I hit this driver. Straight or a slight fade and LONG every time. Good contact feels very solid and the driver has a 5/5(3).  · Not only does the Callaway Diablo Octane head produce a driver-like flight it also makes an almost driver-like sound at impact. Quite a chunky head, this is perfect for off the tee use. Callaway claims Forged Composite is lighter and stronger than titanium, and it's using it in Callaway Diablo Octane driver heads. It claims they're the lightest, fastest, strongest driver heads available. A lighter club head promotes club head speed, and the more club head speed, the more energy the club will impart to the ball.

Callaway Diablo Octane Black driver video review. Callaway claims Forged Composite is lighter and stronger than titanium, and it's using it in Callaway Diablo Octane driver heads. It claims they're the lightest, fastest, strongest driver heads available. A lighter club head promotes club head speed, and the more club head speed, the more energy the club will impart to the ball. The Golfbidder Dawn Raid landed in Killeen Castle home to the Solheim Cup. Here Donal is taking a look at the Callaway Octane Black driver. Why not.

The Callaway Diablo Octane Black Tour Driver is built from a revolutionary new material - but there is nothing revolutionary about its performance. It is a very good stock shaft, but not a true Project X. The headcover is really nice in black and has a handle like slot on the top making it easy to remove. 2 feb The Diablo Octane Tour is all black, again with no alignment aid. But its shape is considerably different than the standard model, with its more.