The name comes from the word 'Paradigm' which has a few meanings. Callaway's take is “a set of ideas or way of looking at something” a name that signifies thinking outside the box. For most of us who are used to Epics and Rogues, Paradym signals a change, and a sign we are about to get something different.

A Callaway Heavenwood is a club that came out in 2004, and many consider it to be a mix between a hybrid and a fairway wood. The Heavenwood was used to help players get out of the rough and approach greens without having to use hard to hit long irons.

Callaway Paradym Fairway Wood Product Specs

Heavenwood is 21 degree while most 5 woods are 18 degrees. The 5 wood should go about 10 yards further. The heavenwood would be easier to hit primarily because of a shorter shaft and higher loft.

The Paradym driver model provides a refined shape with high MOI and adjustable perimeter weighting. Engineered for players of all skill levels, this club promotes high launch and low spin characteristics along with a neutral ball flight. It's our best combination of distance, forgiveness, and adjustability.

The Paradym mixes its discretionary weight between a slightly forward external tungsten cartridge to increase ball speed and then rearward with the sliding weight structure and the 15-gram weight itself in the back perimeter. The rear weight bolsters stability on off-center hits for better ball speed on mis-hits.

A Heavenwood is another word for a 7-wood but it actually specifically refers to a model of 7 wood created by Callaway Golf in 2004. In this article we're going to look at the brief history of the Heavenwood specs and look at some reasons why it's gathered cult status among the golfing world.

It's going to be a combination. Um kind of an in-between club. Between a 5 wood and a 7-wood. So essentially what is the 6-wood. It's going to have 20 degrees of loft.

And adjustability. The 15 gram adjustable weight on the back of the club can be used to promote a fade swing. And a draw swing.

Three Distinct Models Three Distinct Models. Choose between three different Paradym driver models, each with their own unique ability to dial in ball flight for the golfer's swing.

Intuitively, a 5-wood would be an easier club to hit for those just starting with the game. In many cases, beginning golfers struggle to hit driver consistently – imparting far too much spin resulting in wide shot dispersions. For those players, 3-wood can be a viable alternative on tee shots.

With a loft of 18 to 21 degrees, the 5 wood and 7 wood are much easier to hit off the turf than a 15 degree fairway wood. A five wood is very easy to hit from both the tee and the ground but a 7 wood will be just slightly easier. The higher loft on the 7 wood means it flies higher and lands softer than a 5 wood.

The Callaway Paradym iron did everything that the Apex could do and then some. Wunder said his 4 iron is usually about a 215 yard club and he was able to hit the Paradym 4 iron 230 yards. The Paradym is clearly the way to go in terms of the 4 iron and it is not even close.

Three Distinct Models Three Distinct Models Choose between three different Paradym driver models, each with their own unique ability to dial in ball flight for the golfer's swing.

If I've made the carry. And I have I'm putting for Eagle so Fairway long shots when you need a little bit of height to stop the ball like that one five wood is a great Club to use in that situation if

- Tiger Woods, on crafting the P•7TW Irons