Callaway FT-i Driver Designed to be the world's straightest driver

Callaway Golf revolutionized the golf industry when it introduced the Big Bertha driver, in the 1990′s. Now Callaway Golf is at it again, trying to raise the bar on driver performance with the Callaway FT-i Driver. Callway Golf engineers started from scratch when designing the FT-i Driver by asking the question, if they could make the perfect driver, what would it be? The result is the FT-i Driver that combines a radical shape, design, and technology. I set out over the past month to see if the FT-i driver really lives up to the hype and the results were quite amazing.

Look and Feel
The FT-i Driver takes a very big step in combining materials and technology to build a driver that has a very unique square shape. The large rectangular square shape of the crown with its tapered design will make any golfer confident that you'll hit a nice shot, plus the alignment arrow makes it a breeze to aim. I was very surprised at how light the Callaway FT-i Driver felt in my hands. When you first look at it, you think because of the square shape, it would weigh a lot. What the Callaway engineers did is utilize a Carbon Composite Body for the clubhead, which took over 10 years to perfect. The Carbon Composite Individual carbon fibers are combined and impregnated with epoxy resin is significantly lighter than titanium and allowed the engineers to move the weight of the club from areas where its used less where its needed most.

Performance
The FT stands for Fusion Technology, and its not some cool sounding acronym that Callaway Marketing came up with to sell golf clubs. The Fusion Technology that is used in the FT-i Driver is aimed at making this the most accurate and forgiving driver on the market.  Fusion products use multi-material construction in order to optimize performance. The first component of the Fusion Technology that's featured in the FT-i Driver in Complete Inertial Design (CID). CID is used to move the weight of the club to the outer perimeters, which increases the MOI and makes the driver extremely forgiving on off-center hits.