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Callaway’s new golf driver face combines titanium, carbon fiber, and a military-grade polymer found in an unlikely way

Popular Science·Stan Horaczek·6 months ago
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The three-layered construction allows both carbon and titanium to shine. Callaway

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Golf driver faces have been almost exclusively titanium for more than three decades, with some detours into carbon fiber . Callaway tried one of those detours itself with the all-composite C4 in the early 2000s. Its new Quantum drivers take a different approach to the problem: keep the titanium, add the carbon, and bond the two with a polymer the company describes as “military-grade.” The layered build, which Callaway is calling the Tri-Force Face, debuts across all five of its flagship Quantum driver heads this season.

The titanium-carbon trade-off

It’s a slick-looking face. Callway

Titanium has been the industry standard for driver faces for years and for good reason.…

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