Callaway
- proper noun
- Golfers will need to take advantage of suitable club sets due to the Callaway X-24 HOT Irons.
- Callaway golf
- Callaway Big Bertha
- Callaway clubs
So this is the the, the drop for the new Callaway collab driver.
- So this is the the, the drop for the new Callaway collab driver.
- OK, so they had new Callaway covers come out and I bought those last month I'm pretty sure.
Examples
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During the tournament, many players were using Callaway golf balls, which are highly rated among professionals.
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I'd prefer to hit a TM RocketBladez 7 iron into a green 165 yards away than my Callaway Diablo 5 iron.
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OK, so they had new Callaway covers come out and I bought those last month I'm pretty sure.
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So this is the the, the drop for the new Callaway collab driver.
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"On the way to Cincinnati, I overheard someone say he had just bought a set of Callaway Golf Clubs and a bag for $250.
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The Callaway golf clubs are only flotsam in a flood of knockoffs that deluge the United States each year.
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I decided to purchase a new set of Callaway clubs because they are known for their quality and performance.
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He always buys the latest Callaway equipment to improve his game on the golf course.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Callaway is a well-known golf brand that uses a family name, because the company was named after its founder. A helpful way to remember it is to think of call ('call') + way ('road'), and to imagine that familiar name on golf clubs and balls.