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Callaway · Wedge · 2026

Callaway Opus Platinum

2 reviewers tested · unanimous

63

Solid, with caveats

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The takeaway

Premium feel, hard to justify the price.

They agree

  • +Metal-injection molding feels fantastic
  • +Premium looks and finish
  • +Tungsten flight control keeps spin

The knocks

  • Costs notably more than standard Opus
  • No real performance gain over standard

Buy it ifyou'll pay extra for premium feel and looks

Skip it ifyou want the same performance for less

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The verdicts.

AlexEtchesGolf

Liked it

it feels fantastic

The metal-injection-molded Platinum feels fantastic and looks premium, but it carries a higher price than the standard Opus.

+ the facts · 2 pros · 1 cons
  • +Metal injected molding process gives a fantastic, lovely feel
  • +Premium platinum chrome finish, plus an ultra-premium platinum blue option he thinks they pulled off
  • More expensive at $229.99 vs $179.99 for the standard Opus

For: Players willing to pay extra for premium components and feel

GolfalotTV

Mixed

I can't really justify that increase

The premium model with MIM construction and high-toe tungsten for flight control, but he saw no real performance benefit to justify the extra £50.

+ the facts · 3 pros · 2 cons
  • +Metal injection molded construction for a more premium feel
  • +Tungsten high on the face keeps ball flight down while preserving spin
  • +Same high-spin groove-in-groove face technology as the standard Opus
  • £50 more expensive than the standard Opus with no visible performance benefit in his testing
  • Extra ribbed detailing made him prefer the cleaner standard model's look

For: Better players who want a lower, controlled wedge flight and don't mind paying extra