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By brandTelling current drivers, irons and putters apart by the official numbers
Even within one brand there are two to six drivers and five to seven irons. The names may be similar, but look at how they're built and the lofts and weight placement differ a lot. So I gathered the numbers I check before the name (loft, head volume, weight, price) from each maker's official documents, one page per brand and club type.
Brands also differ in how much detail they publish. PING, for example, gives putter head weights for every model.
Pick by club type: Drivers · Irons · Putters
Pick by maker: TaylorMade · Callaway (Odyssey) · PING · Titleist · Dunlop (Srixon, XXIO) · Mizuno
Drivers by maker
TaylorMade Qi4D Drivers Compared: The Four Differ Only in Weighting All four are 460cc, 45.5 in and ¥107,800. The difference is whether the heavy weight sits front or back.
Callaway (Odyssey) Callaway QUANTUM Drivers Compared and How to Choose MAX is the standard model. The ◆◆◆ line is sold only at limited stores. The rear weight moves the opposite way on MAX and ◆◆◆.
PING PING G440 Drivers: The Five Models Compared Only the LST is 450cc and 45.25 in. The K is the most forgiving model and costs ¥11,000 more.
Titleist Titleist GTS Drivers: GTS2, GTS3 and GTS4 Compared All three are 460cc, 45.5 in and the same price. The GTS4 has no 11° option.
Dunlop (Srixon, XXIO) ZXi RKT and XXIO Drivers Compared: Lighter Means Longer All four ZXi RKT models are ¥89,100. Total weight is 304–313 g for Srixon, 281 g for the XXIO 14 and 257 g for the Prime.
Mizuno Mizuno JPX ONE Drivers Compared: SELECT vs the Standard Both are ¥92,400, 460cc and 45.5 in. The SELECT comes only in 9° and has a slightly smaller face.
Irons by maker
TaylorMade TaylorMade Irons Compared: 7-Iron Lofts Run 28–33° The forgiving Qi MAX (28°) and MAX LITE (31°); the P series comes in two lines, 30° and 33°.
Callaway (Odyssey) Callaway Irons Compared: 7-Iron Lofts Run 28–33° QUANTUM MAX and last year's ELYTE have the same loft in every club. The X FORGED comes in three models: 33°, 29° and 30°.
PING PING Irons Compared: 7-Iron Lofts Run 28–33° The G440 and i540, and the BLUEPRINT S and T, have the same loft in every club. The new G740 and i540 have weaker (higher) lofts.
Titleist Titleist Irons Compared: 7-Iron Lofts Run 29–35° The T-SERIES sets all cost ¥178,200 for six clubs. The 7-iron runs from 29° on the T350 to 35° on the T250 launch spec.
Dunlop (Srixon, XXIO) Srixon and XXIO Irons Compared: 7-Iron Lofts Run 28–33° The ZXi5 and ZXi7 have the same lofts as the 2024 versions but cost about ¥20,000 more. The ZXiR and XXIO 14+ share a 28.5° 7-iron.
Mizuno Mizuno Irons Compared: 7-Iron Lofts Run 29–34° Even within Mizuno Pro, the 7-iron is 29° on the M-15 and 34° on the S-1 and S-3. The S-1 and S-3 share loft and price.
Putters by maker
TaylorMade TaylorMade Putters Compared: Spider ZT and More The Spider ZT MAX is about 25% larger than the ZT, with a 34 mm center of gravity. Prices start at ¥41,800.
Callaway (Odyssey) Odyssey Putters Compared: How to Choose Among Four Series For a standard stroke, Ai-DUAL; for less wobble, TRI-BEAM or TRTL; for less face rotation, Square 2 Square.
PING PING Putters Compared: Head Weights Run 345–375 g Unusually for a major maker, PING publishes head weight for every model. Prices come in three tiers: ¥44,000, ¥66,000 and ¥71,500.
Titleist Scotty Cameron Putters Compared: The Neck Code Tells You The end of the model number tells you the neck. Standard is ¥82,500, Long Design ¥88,000, OC ¥90,200.
Dunlop (Srixon, XXIO) Cleveland and XXIO Putters Compared: Three Price Tiers The HB SOFT 2 is ¥19,800. The Frontline Elite puts the center of gravity toward the face.
Mizuno Mizuno Putters Compared: The M.CRAFT Three Series All are milled from soft iron at 34 in. The City is about 365 g as a blade and about 380 g as a mallet.