Comparing ELYTE X vs. Triple Diamond Fairway Woods from Callaway

In our new series “Bench Tested” with Ryan Barath we’re walking you through different models of clubs, balls and any other gear to help you better understand how they stack up. In the first episode, we put @CallawayGolf’s Elyte Series fairway woods and the new Elyte Mini Driver to the test. Watch the full episode on our page.

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And this is Bench Tested, where we dive into the latest gear and fitting technology that’s going to work best for your golf game. Today we’re talking about the allnew Elite Ferrywoods Callaway. Let’s dive in. That is so good. 140 yards of 3-wood in the air. To see that off the deck, I would take that all day. This is where my curiosity gets peaked when I look and compare models because that last one bone stock elite X model. And now we’re going to go to the Triple Diamond. Triple Diamond is designed to be lower launching, uh, more penetrating ball flight. Really curious how it stacks up cuz I was so impressed with that last one. I don’t know if I’m going to beat it to be really honest with you. So, I did not hit that perfect and we’re seeing 2600 RPM spin. getting that carry 236 rolling out to 260. That’s a perfect T- ball. We’re seeing that lower ball flight, so we’re seeing a little bit more of that roll. So for that golfer who is a higher swing speed player, this is the option that’s going to really benefit you off the tee and in this case off the fairway.