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By brandTelling current drivers, irons and putters apart by the official numbers
Even within one maker, there are 2 to 6 drivers and 5 to 7 irons. The names look alike, but loft and weight are set quite differently once you look at the build. So I collected the numbers I check before the name (loft angle, head volume, weight, price) from each maker's official materials and put them on one page per maker and club type.
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.