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The Callaway Quantum driver range is one of Callaway’s most talked-about releases, and in this video I give a full breakdown of all four Callaway Quantum driver heads to help you decide which one is right for your game. The Quantum lineup includes the Callaway Quantum Max, Quantum Max D, Quantum Triple Diamond Max, and Quantum Triple Diamond, each designed to target a specific type of golfer while maintaining Callaway’s focus on speed, modern shaping and adjustability. The Callaway Quantum Max driver is built as the most forgiving head in the range, offering high MOI, stability and confidence at address. It’s designed for golfers who want maximum forgiveness, easy launch and consistent ball speed across the face. The Quantum Max D takes that forgiveness a step further by adding draw bias, making it ideal for players who struggle with a slice and want help turning the ball over without sacrificing distance. For players with higher swing speeds or those looking to reduce spin, the Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond Max sits between forgiveness and workability. It offers a slightly more compact shape than the Max heads, lower spin characteristics and stronger flight, while still maintaining enough stability to suit a wide range of competent golfers. At the top of the lineup, the Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond driver is the most compact and lowest-spinning head, aimed at better players who prioritise control, shot shaping and a penetrating ball flight. Across the entire Callaway Quantum driver family, Callaway has introduced adjustable weighting to fine-tune launch, spin and shot shape, allowing golfers to dial in performance without overcomplicating the setup. One of the standout talking points from the National Club Golfer review is the solid, powerful feel through impact, which separates the Quantum drivers from some of Callaway’s previous releases and highlights the brand’s renewed focus on speed and acoustics. In this video I explain the differences between the Callaway Quantum Max vs Max D, how the Triple Diamond Max compares to the standard Triple Diamond, and which Quantum driver suits different swing types and handicaps. Whether you’re searching for a forgiving Callaway driver, a low-spin Callaway driver, or you’re simply wondering if the Callaway Quantum drivers are worth it, this review gives you a clear, detailed overview of the entire range. If you’re thinking about upgrading your driver or choosing between the different Callaway Quantum heads, this video will help you understand exactly what each model offers and where it fits in Callaway’s current lineup. Let me know in the comments which Quantum driver you’d choose, and don’t forget to subscribe for more golf club reviews, driver comparisons and equipment breakdowns. If you liked the video hit the 👍 and leave a comment below with any feedback. Website ➡ https://www.nationalclubgolfer.com YouTube ➡ http://ow.ly/dYln50EiOjo Facebook ➡ http://ow.ly/jqN050Co5zp Twitter ➡ http://ow.ly/40VI50Co5AX Instagram ➡ http://ow.ly/yUi850Co5DV Jack's Instagram ➡ https://shorturl.at/rGhBw Jack's Twitter ➡ https://x.com/JRBackhouseGolf Welcome to NCG Your Golf. This channel is for you, the dedicated club golfer to help you improve your game and enjoy your golf more. We specialise in equipment reviews and golf instruction, and we are lucky enough to play some of the Top 100 golf courses in GB&I. The channel is hosted by PGA Professional Jack Backhouse, and he will help you improve your golf by helping you fix your slice, fix your gook, help you drive the ball longer, strike your irons pure, and help you draw and fade your golf shots. Steve Carroll, an R&A rules official will often stop by to ensure you are not breaking the rules and get the opinion of an average club golfer. Jack will dive deep into technology in reviews of all the latest golf equipment, helping you decide which is the longest driver, which fairway wood will stop you from topping the ball, and which wedges will pitch it closer, so you can lower your scores.