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Choose the Elyte for the same help for less, or for its fade setting.
Choose the Quantum Max for Callaway's newest face or an extra stiff shaft.
Elyte $399.99 · Quantum Max $649.99, each with its shop and checked date
Callaway rates them as forgiving as each other: each is the all-round driver of its year, rated higher for forgiveness on Callaway's chart, a step below the Elyte X and the Quantum Max D, which are rated highest. Both are 460cc, in 9°, 10.5° and 12°, and sold left-handed (the Elyte's 12° right-handed only). The Elyte has a carbon crown, Callaway's Ai 10x face and a 13-gram weight that sets a neutral, draw or fade flight; the Quantum Max, which replaced it in 2026, has the Tri-Force face of titanium, Poly Mesh and carbon fibre and a 10-gram weight that sets neutral or draw. Callaway still sells the Elyte new, for less.
Callaway's neutral head for a wide range of players. A 10-gram weight moves between neutral and draw; the Max D is the more forgiving choice if you slice.
Callaway's neutral head for a wide range of players. A 10-gram weight moves between neutral and draw; the Max D is the more forgiving choice if you slice.
The Elyte X is the forgiving one: Callaway rates its forgiveness highest in the Elyte line, against higher for the Elyte, and builds a slight draw into its stretched-back head, with a weight that sets neutral or draw.
The Quantum Max D is the forgiving one: Callaway rates its forgiveness highest in the Quantum line, against higher for the Quantum Max, and builds weight into its heel for a slight draw, in a high-MOI head made for an easy launch.
