Brand reference

Used Callaway golf clubs

1982–present · Carlsbad, California

Callaway was founded in 1982 by Ely Callaway Jr., a former textile executive, after he acquired Hickory Sticks USA, and it grew on the Big Bertha driver. It is based in Carlsbad, California. The company renamed itself Topgolf Callaway Brands in 2022; after agreeing in late 2025 to sell a majority stake in Topgolf, its website again carries the Callaway Golf Company name. Used buyers meet Callaway drivers (Epic Flash, Mavrik, Epic Speed and Max, Rogue ST, Paradym, Paradym Ai Smoke, Elyte), Apex irons, Jaws wedges and Odyssey putters, a brand Callaway acquired in 1997, such as the White Hot OG and Eleven. Practical note: Callaway reuses names. The 2018 Rogue and the 2022 Rogue ST are different drivers, and Apex has had many versions, so match the full model name and year.

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