Name: Mavrik Sub Zero Driver
Brand: Callaway
SKU: 70003065 4B861502U300
Price: 399.99 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Description

Callaway Mavrik Sub Zero Driver

Founder Ely Callaway was often referred to as a maverick in the golf industry. He took risks, pushed the envelope, and helped develop some of the finest golf clubs the game has ever seen. Enter a driver that pays homage to him and pushes the technology envelope. The Mavrik Sub Zero is the smallest of all three Mavrik models at 450cc. Just like all previous Sub Zero models, it is low spinning, but still contains a high MOI making it extremely forgiving. The A.I. (artificial intelligence) designed SS20 Flash Face comes to play here with incredible ball speeds, thanks to that along with the FS2S titanium construction. The all new Cyclone Aero head shape is shallower from front to back, which reduces drag and increases speed. Callaway's Jailbreak technology creates incredible forgiveness on off-center hits and the T2C Traxial Carbon Crown is 6 grams lighter than a traditional titanium driver. The Max also features two interchangeable weights, a 2gram and 14gram, that are positioned neutrally in the front and back of the sole. Moving the heavier weight towards the front near the face will promote a lower, more penetrating ball flight. Placing the heavier weight in the back away from the face, will promote a higher launch. The Sub Zero has a slightly flatter lie angle compared to the standard and Max models.

Mavrik Sub Zero Driver Features:

Designed by A.I. (artificial intelligence)
SS20 Flash Face
FS2S titanium
Cyclone aerodynamic shaping
Jailbreak technology for off-center hits
Carbon Traxial lightweight crown
Lower spin
Neutral bias flight
Smallest of Mavrik models (450cc)
Optifit adjustable hosel for loft
2 interchangebale weights in sole
Available lofts: 9, 10.5
Men's driver
Callaway Golf

Callaway Golf is an American global sporting goods company that designs, manufactures, markets and sells golf equipment, golf accessories and golf lifestyle-related products in more than 70 countries worldwide. The American company, based in Carlsbad, California, is the world's largest manufacturer of golf clubs.