In the neutral weight setting, there is a slight draw bias with the Callaway Epic Max driver, which will benefit the majority of mid to high handicaps who often struggle with leaving the face open at impact. Due to the really low center of gravity and high MOI design, the Callaway Epic Max driver results in high launching ball flights that most golfers will benefit from. When it comes to ball flight, you can expect SUPER high flying shots. That’s a huge benefit if you are like me and can’t practice every day to keep my game in tip top shape. Even my mishits seemed to fly far and straight. In GENERAL, though, you’d have a hard time finding a more forgiving driver head. It’s an awesome driver – no question about that. When it comes to performance, it will depend 99% on you and your swing. Those all sound nice, but they seem a little gimmicky to me, honestly. If you take a look at the sole of the driver, you’ll see practically all of the “innovations” in maximizing ball speeds and forgiveness, like: the 4 jailbreak bars, the AI speed frame, and the adjustable weight on the rear. The larger head results in a pretty large sweet spot thankfully. The club head is 460cc, which is the max size according to the USGA. You won’t find a better looking driver in my opinion, but looks isn’t everything. The classic, sleek, black crown of Callaway has always been an appealing one. However, if money is no concern, then you might as well go with the latest and greatest like the Epic MAX. Priced at $530, we think there are many better value options on the market. MAX is definitely referring to MAX forgiveness, but it also refers to the insane price that will be required for you to game this driver (for now). The Callaway Epic MAX driver is one of the most forgiving drivers of the year.

Callaway driver adjustment instructions