Just when you thought the Paradym lineup was complete, Callaway Golf is throwing another club into the mix, and it is one we weren’t sure we would see this time around. Today marks the unveiling of the Paradym Super Hybrid which is the third iteration of this club design. While materials and tech have clearly changed, the goal remains the same, to pack the power of a driver into a club which also gives the confidence of a hybrid.
Historically, Callaway has nailed that goal with the Super Hybrid releases, but has enough changed with this Paradym version? Read on and we will let you be the judge.

2023 Callaway Paradym Super Hybrid
The Super Hybrid is always an interesting release. When it made its first debut, there was a definitive place for it in the lineup, an oversized hybrid that was versatile but felt like it had driver like ball speeds. Frankly, the first two versions have absolutely crushed it when it comes to those goals. However, since then the Callaway offerings have diversified with multiple hybrid profiles in multiple lineups and even the Apex UW taking some of that spotlight that the Super originally held. That is why when I got word it was time to prepare for the Paradym Super Hybrid release, I was eager to know more.

Honestly, there are some very cool changes this time around that make a lot of sense. The application of Triaxial Carbon Fiber on the crown is still here and this time it has been improved via altered shaping and placement that not only helps for weight savings, but it just looks way better based on the pics we are seeing from Callaway. The whole shape to my eye looks less boxy than in the past making the oversized nature not as awkward. However, eventually seeing the clubs in-hand will tell the whole story there.

The rest of the design story is similar, but different, to the past as Tungsten and Titanium rule the day. By using Titanium as the base metal for the Paradym Super Hybrid it helps give that driver like power and ball speed because of the materials higher modulus nature that allows more flex without breaking.

Both on the sole and internally, the placement of up to 95g of Tungsten dials the rest of the design in by using the MIM’d material around the back perimeter to keep the MOI up while placing the rest low and forward for a flatter flight and mor more ball speed. Also worth mentioning, there is a bit of a shaping change to the rear of the sole that has some recess to it in order to help with the interaction off of the turf.

Ralistically, the Paradym Super Hybrid is here to do what the Super Hybrid has always done, be a powerhouse for those who struggle with fairway woods due to club-length, as well as golfers who don’t want an iron replacement hybrid. The Super Hybrid has always been about absolute firepower, and it always will be.
The Details
Callaway’s new Paradym Super Hybrid will be up for pre-order on 8/18/23 and come to retail on 9/1/23. The price on this one is $399.99. The loft options are plentiful with 2 thru 6 (16, 18, 21, 24, 27) options, though the 2 and 6 are RH only. Standard shaft and grip this time are the UST Mamiya DART and Lamkin Crossline 360, although we know by now there will always be plentiful custom options available as well.
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I wonder if the GD Team will see the next version of the Super Hybrid?
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I am extremeLy hopeful there’s one. I tried the last version briefly but the shaft was not right. I offloaded it back to CPO while I could get 95% back. I was hitting it on the heel and sure it’s a swing issue, but other posts confirm the heel miss isn’t the best for it. I would like to spend some time with one and figure out a shaft that I can sync up with. I have a new hywood and a couple shafts but priorities now are shifted.
Well this will be the 1st time for me having 2 Hybrids as it usually has been a 5W then a 4 hybrid. I have always done so well with them as I’m much more accurate with them than a fairway wood. I like the bigger profile and the adjustability that the Paradym Super Hybrid has. I know there will be another version the 4th of a SuperHybrid for 2025 but at least I got a very nice discount for being in the military plus a bunch of points saved up from Callaway.
[QUOTE=”Tiptx41122, post: 12730049, member: 77849″]
Well this will be the 1st time for me having 2 Hybrids as it usually has been a 5W then a 4 hybrid. I have always done so well with them as I’m much more accurate with them than a fairway wood. I like the bigger profile and the adjustability that the Paradym Super Hybrid has. I know there will be another version the 4th of a SuperHybrid for 2025 but at least I got a very nice discount for being in the military plus a bunch of points saved up from Callaway.
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Love hearing this. It’s my go to every time
[QUOTE=”outlawx, post: 12691782, member: 74252″]
Good Lord above I hope so. You better believe I will have at least one of these in my bag
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[QUOTE=”JDax, post: 12691754, member: 22002″]
I wonder if the GD Team will see the next version of the Super Hybrid?
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If this happens it’s going to be a very expensive off season for me.
[QUOTE=”Nappy, post: 12730117, member: 2407″]
If this happens it’s going to be a very expensive off season for me.
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Can’t wait to see if a new one is there.
[QUOTE=”JDax, post: 12730290, member: 22002″]
Can’t wait to see if a new one is there.
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Same
[QUOTE=”hedley_lamarr08, post: 12033607, member: 37622″]
Going to do the shaft swap today. Hit this well in the simulator today but I think I really can get more out of it with the LINQ hybrid shaft. Flight is climbing a bit off the deck. I can’t really say why. It just is. Using this more as a hammer for a more forward ball flight I’m hoping to get the peak height from the floor down from its 120ft mark.
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Recent swing tweaks have left the Super Hybrid too upright. Fighting it a little. Wish I could find a Flat Cog to swap into it, but probably not. Might have to find a replacement, which sucks, cause it’s a great head.
There is a fix coming for this shortly; sadly you’ll probably have to wait for a refresh on the super line ?
[QUOTE=”PiratePenguin, post: 12823563, member: 2635″]
Recent swing tweaks have left the Super Hybrid too upright. Fighting it a little. Wish I could find a Flat Cog to swap into it, but probably not. Might have to find a replacement, which sucks, cause it’s a great head.
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grip down and it will play slightly flatter…. I do this if I don’t want it to turn
[QUOTE=”hedley_lamarr08, post: 12823612, member: 37622″]
grip down and it will play slightly flatter…. I do this if I don’t want it to turn
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All well and good if I want to hit it a little shorter (easier choice for you long knockers :p ). Still hard to fade if needed.
[QUOTE=”PiratePenguin, post: 12823644, member: 2635″]
All well and good if I want to hit it a little shorter (easier choice for you long knockers :p ). Still hard to fade if needed.
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I have zero issues turning this either direction (only way it goes right is hitting it in the heel unfortunately)
[QUOTE=”hedley_lamarr08, post: 12823645, member: 37622″]
I have zero issues turning this either direction (only way it goes right is hitting it in the heel unfortunately)
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Yeah, little heely cut is all I can get out of it. But fades are not my natural shape anyway.
It’s official, for the first time in years, the HyWood has been booted from my bag by a Paradym Super Hybrid.
I had an OG Super Hybrid a while back, now a Super Hybrid has returned to my bag.
[QUOTE=”JDax, post: 12826206, member: 22002″]
It’s official, for the first time in years, the HyWood has been booted from my bag by a Paradym Super Hybrid.
I had an OG Super Hybrid a while back, now a Super Hybrid has returned to my bag.
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It’s a freaking monster.
[QUOTE=”baylrballa, post: 12826218, member: 52381″]
It’s a freaking monster.
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I know… such a good club for that 5W or low lofted hybrid spot.
This club amazes me. This shot is a little left, but ball speed and carry match some shots by my driver.
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Found an MMT 70R Hybrid shaft to swap into my 24 SH instead of the stock Dart 75 Hybrid it came with. Will match my iron shafts and maybe give me a little more stability at impact vs the softer tip of the Dart, hopefully take away a touch of the left. Need to regrip it, though.
Got to play a round with [USER=4683]@donny475[/USER] today and man he was smoking this on the range.
[QUOTE=”odom730, post: 12921560, member: 46310″]
This club amazes me. This shot is a little left, but ball speed and carry match some shots by my driver.
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You were already an assassin with your other hybrid.. you are going to be a monster with that!!
I have heard so many great things about them as I did pick up a 3 18* and a 4 21* and just waiting on winning a bid I hope for a 24* 5 hybrid. I don’t think I ever had 3 hybrids all at once and it usually has been the 3 and 4 only. I did years ago have a Cobra hybrid as I have always had good success with hybrids so no worries hitting them.
Update: I didn’t win the bid but I do have brand new one coming next week from Callaway as I had a bunch of reward points plus my Military discount as I got a new one cheaper than if I would have won the bid…..pretty excited for some warm weather now to get here
[QUOTE=”odom730, post: 12921560, member: 46310″]
This club amazes me. This shot is a little left, but ball speed and carry match some shots by my driver.
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That is so strong… well done.
[QUOTE=”Tiptx41122, post: 12929749, member: 77849″]
I have heard so many great things about them as I did pick up a 3 18* and a 4 21* and just waiting on winning a bid I hope for a 24* 5 hybrid. I don’t think I ever had 3 hybrids all at once and it usually has been the 3 and 4 only. I did years ago have a Cobra hybrid as I have always had good success with hybrids so no worries hitting them.
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3 Super Hybrids is a strong top of the bag, let us know if there were gapping issues when you put them all in play.
[QUOTE=”JDax, post: 12930878, member: 22002″]
3 Super Hybrids is a strong top of the bag, let us know if there were gapping issues when you put them all in play.
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I have 2 with the 2SH and 4HL. The Super Hybrid has become my money club and kicked the 3w out of the bag with the distances I was getting from it.
Can’t wait for the 3w Elyte to arrive so we can have a little fun!!!
[QUOTE=”Mmaynard11, post: 12930901, member: 19877″]
I have 2 with the 2SH and 4HL. The Super Hybrid has become my money club and kicked the 3w out of the bag with the distances I was getting from it.
Can’t wait for the 3w Elyte to arrive so we can have a little fun!!!
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You’re going to have a blast with the 3wd. It’s the super with more stability. Such a fairway finder
[QUOTE=”outlawx, post: 12930932, member: 74252″]
You’re going to have a blast with the 3wd. It’s the super with more stability. Such a fairway finder
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So looking forward to it!
[QUOTE=”JDax, post: 12930878, member: 22002″]
3 Super Hybrids is a strong top of the bag, let us know if there were gapping issues when you put them all in play.
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I know the 6I is close to the same loft as the 5H but the 5H has a driver like response and flies of the face like a rocket as I’m getting adequate distance gapping between the 2 clubs so this is just what I needed.
[QUOTE=”PiratePenguin, post: 12921618, member: 2635″]
Found an MMT 70R Hybrid shaft to swap into my 24 SH instead of the stock Dart 75 Hybrid it came with. Will match my iron shafts and maybe give me a little more stability at impact vs the softer tip of the Dart, hopefully take away a touch of the left. Need to regrip it, though.
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Did a long game/top of bag fitting on Saturday and when we got to the Super with the MMT combo and hit some shots with it my fitter said, “Don’t touch that one.” Gaps perfectly to the 7wood above it. Going to put the same shaft in an Adapt 6 hybrid to go behind it. I do think it turns a little less left with the MMT in it now. Still a great size transition between full wood and smaller hybrid.
[QUOTE=”PiratePenguin, post: 12940175, member: 2635″]
Did a long game/top of bag fitting on Saturday and when we got to the Super with the MMT combo and hit some shots with it my fitter said, “Don’t touch that one.” Gaps perfectly to the 7wood above it. Going to put the same shaft in an Adapt 6 hybrid to go behind it. I do think it turns a little less left with the MMT in it now. Still a great size transition between full wood and smaller hybrid.
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I like it…
Looking at my Shot Scope stats the PSH 2 hybrid has been a game changer for me this past season. It’s been reliable off the tee (virtually no penalties off the tee when I pull it) and I’ve been able to get on to par 5s I previously haven’t tried for.
Been awhile since I had an eagle look. Got one today. 270 drive. 240 Super Hybrid with a big hop.
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After some testing and course work, this club did the impossible and knocked the OG HyWood out of the bag .
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P-Average is similar, but it is way more forgiving in my opinion. More than that, this club is just super fun to hit. It fits that spot in my bag after 3W perfectly.
That’s really impressive. This club is just flat out phenomenal for gaping but it has been a little tough holding these firmer greens.
Only had one full swing with my SH 24 last round, but it was a good one. Didn’t make the putt on the furry greens, but it was a great baby draw to a back pin in a light rain. Best approach I think I’ve ever had on this hole. Stopped fast as well, which is a great thing about these. Flatter flight than a high lofted fairway wood, but still enough spin to stop it. Really like my change over to the MMT hybrid shaft. Feels more controlled for me than the original Dart.
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[USER=53320]@MGoBlue[/USER] Have you had a chance to take this on its maiden voyage yet?
[QUOTE=”outlawx, post: 13027053, member: 74252″]
[USER=53320]@MGoBlue[/USER] Have you had a chance to take this on its maiden voyage yet?
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Hopefully later this afternoon. Between wonky knee, weather snd and a cold bug it’s been tough trying to get it out. I will report soon tho!
There are so many good hybrids out there but it just amazes me as to how wonderful the Super Hybrid Paradym performs. What worries me is when is Callaway going to come out with another Super Hybrid for 2025. Then the temptation begins
Finally got to take a few swings with this, compared to my Mizuno STZ 230. I set both hosels to the same 18*. The Paradym Dart 75F4 is one inch longer than the LinQ Blue 75F3. My swing is in a really bad place right now with my bad knee and very few swings since end of September, only averaging 81mph swing speed across the two clubs. I felt like the Mizuno produced a BIT better results, but it was quickly clear to me that the stiff flex Dart was not doing me any favors. I’m going to try to find a Callaway hybrid adapter because I know I have a Dart F3 hybrid shaft sitting around somewhere.
I hit this club a lot on the course this week, and I’m always impressed with it’s distance and forgiveness.
The fact that I have hit this club so well, is the reason that I haven’t hard pondered an Elyte 5W in this spot.
[QUOTE=”JDax, post: 13073533, member: 22002″]
I hit this club a lot on the course this week, and I’m always impressed with it’s distance and forgiveness.
The fact that I have hit this club so well, is the reason that I haven’t hard pondered an Elyte 5W in this spot.
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I said they same thing then the ti happened
[QUOTE=”outlawx, post: 13073534, member: 74252″]
I said they same thing then the ti happened
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Tempting indeed.
[QUOTE=”JDax, post: 13073682, member: 22002″]
Tempting indeed.
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Everything I loved about the super but with more speed and launch same distance about
It is funny how sometimes the PSH 2 is automatic for me and at other times I struggle with it and lose confidence. I think it’s part of the swing change I’m working through but need this working for me on several courses I play
Swing changes goes for all of us as when most are having a bad day it’s then time to buy something else. I will take my bad days with the PSH over all the other Hybrids out there as I’m no professional but I will always remember the good shots as that is why Im not looking for any other hybrid out there
[QUOTE=”93civiccpe, post: 13100785, member: 41068″]
It is funny how sometimes the PSH 2 is automatic for me and at other times I struggle with it and lose confidence. I think it’s part of the swing change I’m working through but need this working for me on several courses I play
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What kind of swing change are you working on?
The Super Hybrid is such a security blanket type of club, because even mishits end up with a playable result.
Really looking to see if we get an update to this one with a fall release.