Instead, the Paradym and Paradym X were made to be something different: forged, premium clubs created to deliver more distance, a softer feel and improved sound. To deliver that, Callaway is ...

The Paradym X is slightly larger from face to back than the standard Paradym, and it is also available in lofts of 9, 10.5 and 12 degrees. This club was designed to appeal to golfers who slice ...

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: The new Callaway Paradym driver family (the high-forgiveness, adjustable weight Paradym; the high-launching, anti-slice Paradym X, and the tour-inspired, low-spin Paradym ...

Callaway launches Paradym family of clubs. New range features three drivers, three fairway woods, ... Loft options: Standard/X: 18°, 21°, 24°, 27°, 30° (X model only) PARADYM IRONS.

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Mind you, Rahm was playing the better player’s “Triple Diamond” version of the clubs, but the standard Paradym driver, fairway woods, hybrid and irons are likely to help most golfers.

According to Callaway, Rahm’s average ball speed went from 177 mph with his previous model to 181 mph during testing with the new Paradym. That led to six yards of additional carry.

2. It’s not just the face. The bottom of the club holds multiple keys to distance, too. Callaway mixes heavy and lighter materials in the soles on both the fairway woods and hybrids.