Tour Edge Golf Clubs
Tour Edge Golf Clubs: A Complete Lineup Guide
Two brands, one factory, and how the whole range fits together.
The two-brand structure
Exotics is the premium line — carbon construction, titanium frames, forged irons, tour-intent shaping. Hot Launch is the value and game-improvement line, built around forgiveness, easy launch and combo sets.
They are not tiers of the same range. They are separate brands with separate design languages, and knowing which one you belong in narrows the choice enormously.
Exotics drivers
Three heads with genuinely different jobs. Exotics LS is 440cc, compact, low spin, with 15g and 5g adjustable sole weights, aimed at fast swingers. Exotics Max is 460cc with an 18g sliding sole weight and over 10,000 MOI. Exotics Lite is the ultra-lightweight offset head for moderate speeds.
All three share an all-carbon sole and crown with a 360° titanium Ridgeback frame and Pyramid Face technology.
Exotics fairway woods and hybrids
Fairways follow the same three-way split — LS at 13, 15 and 18 degrees, Max at 15, 16.5, 18 and 21, and Lite at 16, 20 and 23. The Max hybrid covers 17, 19, 22 and 25 degrees.
Exotics irons
Exotics MB is the forged muscleback in 1025 carbon steel with a VIBRCOR channel. Exotics CB is the forged cavity back sharing the same styling. The two are designed to combine as a set. Exotics Max is the game-improvement option.
Hot Launch
Hot Launch Max and Hot Launch Max D drivers, irons, wedges and combo sets, plus the Max D Ironwoods. The D suffix marks draw bias throughout.
Putters
The Exotics Wingman range, built around high MOI and clear alignment.
Buying tip: Work out whether you are an Exotics buyer or a Hot Launch buyer before comparing a single specification. The two brands solve different problems.
Model names current as of September 2026.