Hybrid
Callaway Quantum Max OS Hybrid
Callaway Quantum Max OS Hybrid
Callaway · Hybrid · Quantum Max OS
Best Trade-In
$141
Trade-In Values
| Condition | Trade-In Value |
|---|---|
| Brand New | $117.80 |
| Mint | $141.36 |
| Average | $117.80 |
| Poor | $47.12 |
Trade-in values sourced from PGA Value Guide. Prices may vary.
About the Callaway Quantum Max OS Hybrid
The Callaway Quantum Max OS Hybrid is the oversized, maximum-forgiveness option in Callaway's Quantum hybrid family. The "OS" stands for oversized, and the larger head profile is designed to inspire confidence at address while delivering high MOI for stability on off-center strikes. A built-in draw bias helps golfers who tend to miss right, steering the ball back toward the target.
Callaway's Speed Wave 2.0 technology positions mass low and forward in the head to generate ball speed while maintaining a reliable, high launch. The Ai-Optimized Face is designed using machine learning to preserve ball speed across a larger area of the hitting surface, which matters most on the low-face strikes that are common with hybrids. A shallower face depth compared to the standard Quantum Max hybrid makes it easier to get the ball airborne from tight lies or the rough.
The Step Sole design reduces turf drag for cleaner contact from various lies. In testing, the Quantum Max OS earned a 5-out-of-5 rating from Golf Monthly, with reviewers noting it as one of the easiest-to-hit and highest-launching hybrids they had tested. Available from 3-hybrid through 8-hybrid (18 to 32 degrees), this club covers a wide range of distance gaps for players who struggle with long irons.
Key Technology & Features
- Speed Wave 2.0 positions mass low and forward for increased ball speed and high launch
- Ai-Optimized Face uses machine learning to maintain speed across a wider hitting area
- Step Sole design reduces turf resistance for cleaner contact from any lie
- Shallower face depth promotes easier launch compared to standard-depth hybrids
- Built-in draw bias helps correct right-missing ball flights
Detailed Specifications
| Lofts Available | 3H (18°), 4H (20°), 5H (23°), 6H (26°), 7H (29°), 8H (32°) |
|---|---|
| Head Design | Oversized with draw bias |
| Face Technology | Ai-Optimized Face |
| Sole Design | Step Sole with Speed Wave 2.0 |
| Adjustability | Hosel adjustable |
| Target Handicap | Mid to high |
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Extremely forgiving on off-center and low-face strikes
- High, straight ball flight is easy to repeat
- Wide loft range (3H through 8H) covers many distance gaps
- Strong turf interaction from tight and soft lies
Cons
- Hosel adjustability system is somewhat complicated to use
- Oversized head may not appeal to better players who prefer compact shapes
- Draw bias limits workability for golfers who prefer to shape shots
Best For
Mid-to-high handicap golfers looking for a forgiving, high-launching hybrid that straightens ball flight and performs reliably from a variety of lies.