Many golfers are happy to simply send the ball as far as it will go when teeing off, which isn't a bad strategy, but if you are from the school of players who like to shape their initial shots as well then the Callaway RAZR Hawk Tour Driver may be just the club you are looking for.

James Cornish reviews what he considers to be the most exciting product to come onto the market in 2011: Callaway's new Razr Hawk driver.

Fueled by Forged Composite, an innovative new material that is stronger and lighter than titanium, the Callaway Ladies Diablo Black Octane driver is the newest edition to the Diablo range. We review it to find out just how good it really is.

Welcome to this review of the Callaway RAZR Hawk Fairway Wood. Fairway woods provide a great alternative to your golf driver, for two to four woods, while five to 11 woods can replace and assist the longer irons in your bag.

If you're looking to upgrade your driver for this years' season, you could do much worse than look into Callaway's new RAZR Hawk Driver which we review here.

The newest edition to the Diablo range has arrived. The Callaway Octane Black Driver is fuelled by Forged Composite; an innovative new material that is stronger and lighter than titanium.