Callaway Golf Shoes 2019

 

Callaway Men’s Golf Shoes

Callaway Men’s Balboa Vent Golf Shoe

Callaway Men’s Balboa Trx Golf Shoe

Callaway Golf Men’s CHEV COMFORT Golf Shoes

Callaway Golf Men’s CHEV MULLIGAN Golf Shoes

Callaway Men’s La Jolla Golf Shoe

Callaway Men’s Coronado Golf Shoe

Callaway Footwear Men’s Del Mar Ballistic Golf Shoe

Callaway Footwear Men’s Chev Aero II Golf Shoe

Callaway Footwear Men’s Xfer Pro Golf Shoe

Callaway Footwear Men’s Del Mar Sport Golf Shoe

Callaway Footwear Men’s Master Staff Brogue Full Grain Leather Golf Shoe

Callaway Men’s Swami Golf Shoe

Callaway Men’s Chev Comfort Saddle Golf Shoe

Callaway 2017 X Nitro PT Waterproof Mens Spikes Golf Shoes-Leather

Callaway Xfer Vibe Men’s Golf Shoe

Callaway Footwear Men’s Apex Tour Golf Shoe

Callaway Men’s Primero Golf Shoe

Callaway Footwear Men’s X Nitro Golf Shoe

Callaway Golf Mens Del Mar Zephyr Golf Shoes

Callaway Women’s Golf Shoes

Callaway Women’s Solaire Golf Shoe

Callaway Footwear Women’s Solaire SE Golf Shoe

Callaway Footwear Women’s Solaire Golf Shoe

Callaway Footwear Women’s Koko Golf Shoe

Callaway Women’s Halo Golf Shoe

Callaway Footwear Women’s Playa Golf Shoe

Callaway Golf 2016 Sky Series Playa Performance Microfiber Ladies Leather Golf Shoes-Waterproof

Professionals Who Wear Callaway Golf Shoes

There are a number of top-ranked professional golf players who wear Callaway golf shoes.

This is proof that Callaway shoes are some of the best in the industry.

Here is a list of professionals who use Callaway golf equipment, including their shoes.

Patrick Reed

Phil Mickelson

Henrik Stenson

Jim Furyk

Branden Grace

Kevin Kisner

Daniel Berger

Emiliano Grillo

Marc Leishman

Danny Lee

Ryo Ishikawa

Adan Hadwin

Wesley Bryan

Patrick Rodgers

Oliver Schniederjans

Cody Gribble

Matt Every

Brian Stuard

Andres Gonzales

Colt Knost

Fredrik Jacobson

Stuart Appleby

Scott Brown

Jonathan Byrd

Jonathan Randolph

Kelly Kraft

Ryan Blaum

Grayson Murray

Julian Etulain

Callaway Golf Brand

Callaway is an American sporting goods company, specializing in golf equipment and accessories which are sold in more than 70 countries worldwide. They are based in California and are the largest maker of golf clubs.

Callaway produces golf clubs, bags, shoes, watches, headwear, practice aids, travel gear and rangefinders, which are available through sporting goods retailers, golf retailers and online.

In 2003, Spalding’s golf division was declared bankrupt and as a result, Callaway is now marketing products under the Strata and Ben Hogan brands, picked up during this time. They also acquired the Odyssey putter brand in 1997.

In 2003, Callaway purchased Top-Flite Golf as well as its Ben Hogan Golf division. They faced strong competition from Adidas and the move eventually cost Callaway Golf $169m.  They then sold the Top-Flite brand to Dick’s Sporting Goods in 2012, due to declining sales.

History

Callaway Golf Company was founded by Ely Callaway Jr in 1988. His philosophy was to ‘Deliver Demonstrably Superior, Pleasingly Different products, and services’. Ely was highly successful in the textiles industry, once boasting the title of Burlington Industries textile president.

He was an avid golfer and used Hickory Sticks clubs. When Hickory sticks began to struggle financially, they sought investors and approached Callaway. In 1982, having just sold his vineyards for a $9 million profit, he agreed to purchase half of Hickory Sticks and the company was renamed Callaway Hickory Stick USA.

In 1983, Ely moved the company to California, having become president of the company. He then purchased the remaining shares of the company in 1984 and renamed the company to its present name in 1988.

After many successful years, Ely resigned as CEO and President in 1996 but continued to play a role in the company, taking up the position as Chairman of the Board and CEO of Callaway Golf Ball Company – which was a promotional role for all of Callaway’s products.

However, he opted to return to this position in 1998. Ely passed away on 5^th July 2001 following a battle with pancreatic cancer. The position is now occupied by Ron Drapeau.

Products

In 1986, Richard Helmstetter joined Callaway Golf and quickly became chief club designer. This same year, he introduced computer controller manufacturing machines.

Glenn Schmidt was then brought on board as the master tool maker and the company developed and released the original Big Bertha Driver, using a large (190cc) steel club head. This then increased to 290cc in 1997.

In 2002, the Callaway Golf Forged Wedges were released, following the hiring of Roger Cleveland in 1996 as chief club designer. The clubs boasted modified U grooves, constructed from carbon steel.

That same year, Callaway Golf released a statement announcing the development of a new golf ball. Chuck Yash was on board, who was the former Head of Taylormade Golf.

Production took three years in a state-of-the-art production facility where Ely had purchased special manufacturing equipment, designed specifically for the unique production requirements for the new ball.

Engineers were recruited from Boeing and Dupont and used aerodynamic computer programs to ensure the design of the ball was perfect before its release. They trialed over 300 dimple patterns, over 1000 boundary layers, cores and cover materials. The new Rule 35 ball was then produced. They described this as a ‘complete performance’ ball.

Ely was quoted as stating “We have combined all of the performance benefits into one ball so players no longer need to sacrifice control for distance, or feel, or durability. Each Rule 35 ball contains a unique synergy of distance, control, spin, feel and durability characteristics. This eliminates confusion and guesswork in trying to identify the golf ball that is right for each individual golfer.”

Following the purchase of Odyssey Sports in 1997, Callaway Golf extended their line of putters. The Odyssey White Hot Putter Line was released in 2000.

Footwear

On the 14th of October 2011, the Callaway Golf Company announced the availability of its 2012 line of shoes for men and women.

Recognized worldwide for its performance-enhancing golf clubs, Callaway footwear products are developed with the same dedication to meaningful technology and authentic performance. Through an extensive portfolio of proprietary and licensed technology, Callaway footwear also delivers best-in-class comfort for a full day on the course.

The 2012 line introduces several new styles, including the Company’s most advanced performance golf shoe to date, the RAZR. Combining the most advanced comfort and stability technologies Callaway has to offer with progressive styling that appeals to discerning golfers, including the Tour Professionals consulted during its development, the RAZR has been meticulously designed for ultimate performance on the golf course.

Additionally, the 2012 line of footwear from Callaway will introduce updated styles that reflect the contemporary style and fashion. Such models include the street shoe-looking Del Mar and the fashion-forward KoKo for women.

Representing a major step forward in the category, the 2012 Callaway footwear line boasts unrivaled technology in golf footwear, such as a temperature regulating system from Outlast®, performance insoles from OrthoLite®, and the introduction of a proprietary spike design called Callaway PINS(TM) (Performance Insert System), developed by Softspikes®, which improves comfort and traction on-course.

The PINS also decreases spike pressure on the player’s foot during a full round of golf. The Company’s extensive technology portfolio addresses comfort, traction and stability, and blends these performance elements with distinct styling that is unique to Callaway.

“This is the most technologically-advanced and high-performance line of footwear in Callaway’s history,” said John Melican, Senior Vice President, Global Soft Goods, Callaway Golf. “We remain dedicated to offering the ultimate in comfort and performance for golfers; and while other brands might branch into golf from the worlds of fashion or athletics, Callaway is a focused Brand that offers premium and authentic golf products.”

Callaway unveils huge 2018 shoe range

Callaway’s new range of golf shoes features 43 combinations of design and colours.

Callaway has revealed their new range of shoes for 2017 – with no fewer than 43 new designs and colour combinations.

Callaway, who released their Epic driver range earlier this year, is not particularly known for having a heavy influence within the golf shoe market but their latest release shows just how seriously they are upping their game.

They believe that their latest four sub-collections have all been designed to give the perfect platform from which any golfer can build their game.

The X Series, Chev Series, Del Mar Series and Sky series of Callaway golf shoes have all been designed with performance-enhancing features in mind which Callaway says consists of a host of innovative styles and striking colours for both men and women.