
The Callaway RAZR Hawk Driver's new material is stronger than titanium and weight is positioned exactly where it maximizes power and distance. Over 23 million turbostratic carbon fibers provide strength to withstand the impact between the Hyperbolic Face and the ball. The head shape is 43% more aerodynamic than its predecessor allowing for faster swing speeds. This, along with a longer Aldila RIP shaft, results in more distance off the tee.
The Callaway Razr Hawk offers two weighting options; neutral and draw-biased to help the slicers among us. It is also available in a Tour version which features a slightly smaller clubhead with a hosel that most better golfers seem to prefer. This broadens the club’s appeal; choose the one that appeals to you and fits your requirements the best.
Like the Diablo Octane, the RAZR Hawk and RAZR Hawk Tour are made with Forged Composite, a super-lightweight material Callaway developed in conjunction with Lamborghini. To create it, millions of ultra-thin carbon fibers are heated and pressed between two halves of a metal tool. The fibers melt in the heat and pressure of the tool and ooze into the exact shape Callaway desires. The final product is very strong, and very light.
Callaway RAZR Hawk Review
We were just starting to put together the list of clubs we wanted to test in 2011 when Callaway kicked off a media frenzy of sorts by releasing their “Performance Over Paint” campaign on the same day TaylorMade released their R11 Driver (interesting coincidence, right?). Following on the heals of that, Callaway’s marketing people released an ad showing a Hawk driver standing out above a see of R11 drivers with the caption “The Hawk’s diet now includes sheep”. While we certainly appreciate the humor, especially from an industry in which it’s largely lacking, what really caught our attention was Callaway’s claim that their RAZR Hawk Driver is 6 yards longer than TaylorMade’s R11.
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