The HX Hot Ball uses revolutionary HEX Aerodynamics- by reducing drag with the hexagons and pentagons (dimple design) this ball increases lift and maximizes distance.

The HX Hot Ball uses revolutionary HEX Aerodynamics- with the hexagons and pentagons optimized to reduce drag- increase lift and maximize distance. New 3-piece construction that delivers blistering ball speed and surprisingly soft feel.

Three-piece ball features the same HEX aerodynamics used in the tour-proven HX Tour and HX Tour 56, for optimum distance and accuracy. Striking pearlised finish, gives ball a unique lustrous glow that makes it easy to spot. Beneath luminescent cover

Callaway’s 2006 Big Bertha ballCallaway Golf aims to make an impact with its latest Big Bertha ball – set to cost £18 per dozen from February 1.It claims ‘ultra low’ compression, for a ‘very soft’ feel off the clubface but with ‘legendary distance

A redesigned golf ball featuring an all-new faster core construction and the addition of HEX Aerodynamics. The new Warbird Plus Golf Ball becomes a member of the HEX family. For the first time on a Warbird- we’ve ditched the dimples

Big Bertha Blue ballNow look out for Big Bertha’s balls! They’re red and blue and aim at golfers who want more fun with distance and spin.The revamped two-piece designs with the distinctive dimple-free HEX aerodynamic pattern on the cover are soon

HEX aerodynamics offering the same ‘consistent ball flight’ of the successful HX Tour ball.Callaway says its designers at its state-of-the art ball factory near San Diego, focused on ‘increasing ball speed at impact while adhering to USGA rules

HX Red ball from Callaway.Callaway Golf which has spent millions on ball development is introducing four new models – the first of which will be available in Europe in November.The CTU 30 Red and Blue versions will arrive in time for the Christmas

Cut-away ofCallaway HX Tour 56 ballIf Phil Mickelson goes ahead and wins this week’s US Open at Pinehurst, much of his success will be down to the new Callaway HX Tour 56 ball he’s currently using.He has had his revoutionary secret weapon – due

IMHO Hi:Does anybody own or know what the HIPPO Hex drivers sound like?,seems a weird question I know but I have Confidence driver of the same square type and to be honest I love it for the straight drives it gives me BUT the sound of the ball being hit