Callaway FT-i Driver Length Chart

The Callaway FT-i Driver has a listed playing length of 45 in (114.3 cm).

Callaway golf club length guide
FT-i Driver | 2007
Category: DriverYear: 2007Length data: Source length specs
45 inListed length range
1Listed configurations
0 inLength spread
Source length specsData basis
Length measurements

Callaway FT-i Driver Length Chart

Configuration Length (in) Length (cm)
Driver 45 in 114.3 cm
Length profile

What the measurements show

Single-length profile

The available length data resolves to one listed playing length.

45 in in the source length data.

Fitting context

Published playing length is a stock build specification, not a universal fitting target.

Player height, wrist-to-floor measurement, posture, strike pattern and swing-weight goals can justify a different finished length.
Callaway benchmark

How the stock length compares

driver length

Shorter than median

45 in (114.3 cm)
Low 43.5 inMedian 45.5 inHigh 45.75 in

Compared with 101 Callaway driver specs for driver.

Model details

Length and setup information

Build profile

Core model details

ManufacturerCallaway
ModelFT-i
CategoryDriver
Release year2007
Listed configurations1
Specification snapshot

Paired specs

Loft specsNot available in the source dataset
Lie specsNot available in the source dataset
Length range45 in
Length spread0 in
Data notes

About these measurements

The playing lengths on this page come from the Callaway specifications dataset used for this import. Loft or lie values marked “(est.)” are estimates; verify those supporting specs and the exact market/build against Callaway documentation before clubmaking work.
Useful answers

Callaway FT-i Driver length FAQs

What is the Callaway FT-i Driver length?

The listed stock playing length is 45 in (114.3 cm).

How long is the Callaway FT-i driver?

The listed driver playing length is 45 in (114.3 cm).

How many club lengths are listed?

This chart contains 1 listed configuration and 1 distinct length value.

Can the finished club length differ from this chart?

Yes. Custom shafts, custom orders, market-specific builds and different measuring methods can change finished playing length.

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