Callaway Elyte Fairway Woods vs Elyte Ti Fairway Woods
Easy Forgiveness or Tunable Flight?
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Elyte Fairway Woods
2025 model
- Release date
- Jan 24, 2025
- MSRP at launch
- $349.99
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Elyte Ti Fairway Woods
2025 model
- Release date
- Feb 21, 2025
- MSRP at launch
- $399.99
Which to choose
The biggest difference is in head design and target player. The Elyte Ti has a titanium face, a carbon crown and a compact, tour-inspired shape with a deeper face and no alignment aid. It's aimed at mid-to-low handicappers with moderate-to-fast swing speeds. The standard Elyte has a maraging steel face, a multi-material body and a more traditional head shape. It's pitched at a wide range of club golfers.
Both hold ball speed well on off-centre strikes and launch easily off the deck. Testers described the Elyte as forgiving with a mostly neutral flight. They placed the Ti a step behind the most forgiving Elyte models, but it adds movable weights and an adjustable hosel. At 15°, both have a 56° lie and a 43.25-inch length. Head volumes are 169cc for the Elyte and 170cc for the Ti.
Choose the Elyte Fairway Woods if…
you're a club golfer who wants a forgiving, easy-launching fairway wood with a traditional, confidence-inspiring shape and a mostly neutral flight.
Choose the Elyte Ti Fairway Woods if…
you're a mid-to-low handicapper with a moderate-to-fast swing who prefers a compact, clean head and wants movable weights and an adjustable hosel to fine-tune flight.
Common questions
- Which looks more compact at address?
- The Elyte Ti. It has a compact, tour-inspired shape with a deeper face and no alignment aid, while the Elyte has a more traditional shape. Listed head volumes are close: 170cc for the Ti and 169cc for the Elyte.
- Which suits higher handicappers better?
- The standard Elyte is aimed at a wide range of club golfers and is described as forgiving. Higher handicappers can get on with the Ti too, but it's mainly suited to mid-to-low handicappers, and a fitting is recommended.
- What are the faces made of?
- The Elyte has a maraging steel face on a multi-material body. The Elyte Ti has a titanium face and a carbon crown.
Written by golfclubase with AI from our summaries of published reviews and test videos and the makers' published specs (Oct 25, 2026).
Key differences
- Head volume: the Elyte Ti Fairway Woods is 1 cm³ larger than the Elyte Fairway Woods
- Face material: Maraging steel on the Elyte Fairway Woods, Titanium on the Elyte Ti Fairway Woods
- Body material: Multi-material on the Elyte Fairway Woods, Titanium on the Elyte Ti Fairway Woods
Specs side by side
Elyte Fairway Woods: 15°; Elyte Ti Fairway Woods: 15° (US models).
| Elyte Fairway Woods | Elyte Ti Fairway Woods | |
|---|---|---|
| Loft | 15° | 15° |
| Lie angle | 56° | 56° |
| Head volume | 169 cm³ | 170 cm³+1 |
| Face material | Maraging steel | Titanium |
| Body material | Multi-material | Titanium |
| Club length | 43.25″ | 43.25″ |
Values are as published by the makers. Sources are listed on each model's page.
The Numbers, Visualized
Where They Sit Among Fairway woods
Compared with the reference club of every model in Fairway woods on golfclubase (US specs; 15° / 15°). The line is the full range, the band the middle half, the tick the median.
Both rank #10 lowest of 76.
Both rank #3 lowest of 78.
Elyte Fairway Woods ranks #9 smallest of 67. Elyte Ti Fairway Woods ranks #12 smallest of 67.
Both rank #4 longest of 80.
What reviewers say
Elyte Fairway Woods
What reviewers like
- Holds ball speed well on off-centre strikes
- Strong distance off the tee and from the fairway
- Easy to launch, even off the deck and from poor lies
- Solid, lively feel from the middle of the face
- Traditional, confidence-inspiring shape at address
Watch out for
- Less slice correction than the draw-biased Elyte X
- Large E logo and styling won't suit every taste
- Premium price
- Feel drops off noticeably on mishits
Elyte Ti Fairway Woods
What reviewers like
- Strong ball speed that holds up well on off-centre strikes
- Easy to launch high, even off the deck or on thin contact
- Solid, compressed feel with useful feedback
- Compact, clean head with a matte carbon crown
- Adjustable hosel for tuning loft and lie
Watch out for
- Less forgiving than the Elyte X and Elyte Max Fast models
- No alignment aid at address
- Expensive when new for a fairway wood
Lofts and clubs offered
- Elyte Fairway Woods
- 15° / 16.5° / 18° / 20° / 21° / 24° / 27°
- Elyte Ti Fairway Woods
- 15° / 16.5° / 18°