Callaway · Driver · 2021

Epic Speed

Best for you're a mid-low HCP (0-15) at 95-115 mph who wants top-shelf distance with workable shot-shape — a former major-championship platform.

Starting from: £161.99
Listings: 6
Retailers: 1
vs RRP: −68%

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12° · X-Stiff · RH12° · X-Stiff · Right-Handed

£329.01

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£161.99£499.00

10.5° · Regular · RH10.5° · Regular · Right-Handed

£337.01

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About the Callaway Epic Speed

The Callaway Epic Speed is a 2021 driver from Callaway. Listed on CaddyCompare in 9°, 10.5° and 12° lofts, in right-hand and left-hand, with regular, stiff, extra-stiff and senior flex options. Compare prices from 1 UK retailer below — currently from £161.99.

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CaddyIndex™Experimental

Agentic-research score from synthesised reviews, lab tests, and head-to-head comparisons. Relative to category peers — see methodology.

83Forgiveness

89Distance

75Workability

82Feel

81Sound

84Looks

Pros & cons

Pros

Three yards longer than any other driver tested in 2021 at release — the top ball-speed model in the family with smash factor 1.48-1.50
Only 4.9% carry-distance dropoff on mishits — 4th-best in 2021 class testing for off-centre retention despite the forward-CG distance profile
Used in a custom build to win the 2021 PGA Championship — the only driver from this brand to win a major that year
Forward-CG distance head with a carbon toe patch — workable for skilled shapers, slight draw bias for slice-prone players

Cons

Four years out of date — exponential recency penalty drops the published score by roughly 9 points versus a 2025-equivalent
No sliding weight rail (the Epic Max and Max LS have one) — adjustability limited to the OptiFit hosel only
Mid-launch / spin marketing doesn't always match real-world data — more of a low / low profile in reviewer testing

Best for: You're a mid-low HCP (0-15) at 95-115 mph who wants top-shelf distance with workable shot-shape — a former major-championship platform.

Avoid if: You swing slower and need higher launch / more spin (the Epic Max is the right pick), or you're a high handicapper who wants max forgiveness via a slider weight (the Epic Max again).