Chrome Tour X
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- Manufacturer · read Jul 16, 2026
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From Callaway
Exceptionally Fast Ball Speeds From a new Hyper Fast Soft Core. The core is engineered for the best players who want maximum ball speed and distance, especially off the driver. Maximum Workability Through The Bag From a new Seamless Tour Aero. The new, uniquely designed aerodynamic package is built for a consistently penetrating flight with enhanced workability for every club. Optimized Greenside Spin and Control From a new High-Performance Tour Urethane Soft Cover. Better players can take advantage of the spin and workability in Chrome Tour X to hit the most precise iron and wedge shots.
Callaway's product pageIndependent test data
MeasuredNumbers below were measured by a third party, not by the manufacturer.
| Test condition | Apex height | Launch | Descent angle | Backspin | Carry | Ball speed | Compression |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 56° wedge @ 46 mph | 6.3 yds | 29.5° | 34.4° | 6343 rpm | — | — | — |
| 7-iron @ 80 mph | 29.1 yds | 20.3° | 45.3° | 5242 rpm | 152.5 yds | 108.7 mph | — |
| compression | — | — | — | — | — | — | 111 |
| driver @ 114 mph | 33.3 yds | 10.8° | 38.7° | 2997 rpm | 269.7 yds | 163.6 mph | — |
| driver @ 93 mph | 23.4 yds | 12.5° | 34° | 3048 rpm | 208.9 yds | 134.3 mph | — |
| driver @ 78 mph | 16 yds | 13.5° | 28.8° | 2921 rpm | 160.8 yds | 113 mph | — |
Robot test by Today's Golfer (2025) — measured data reproduced as facts with attribution.