Yuna Nishimura’s won her first LPGA title yesterday with the Callaway Quantum Mini Spinner, a club she helped develop.
Nishimura helped inspire the design of this new club asking Callaway for something with more spin and a steeper landing angle (especially for approaches into par 4s and par 3s) than what she was getting from her 7, 9, and 11 woods.
Ultimately Nishimura wanted a club that would launch high and stop faster. And since putting the Quantum Mini Spinner 7 wood in her bag, Yuna has increased spin by 600-700 rpm and has also increased her peak heights.
Mini Spinner is now the Number 1 selling fairway wood in Japan and Callaway refers to the new Quantum Mini Spinner as “The Scoring Wood.” It's a new option in the top of the bag, for players who want the launch of a high lofted fairway wood and a steeper descent angle and more spin for greater stopping power. The unique construction and spec package features a high center of gravity paired with an Ai-optimized high-spin face design. And this combination promotes increased spin, enhanced stopping power, and tighter dispersion for more controlled approach shots.
Mini Spinner is designed with a playing length that is 0.75” shorter than a traditional fairway wood, promoting more consistent impact and improved control through the hitting zone. And the taller face profile provides added confidence and versatility, offering more usable face area for improved contact, especially from the rough. Additionally, and refined specifically for the Mini Spinner, the Step Sole design minimizes turf interaction to promote cleaner strikes and more consistent center-face contact.
Yuna’s WITB
Quantum TD MAX Driver (9°)
Paradym Ai Smoke Max D Fairway Wood (15°)
Quantum Max 5-wood
Quantum Mini Spinner 7-wood
Elyte Max Fast Hybrid (24°)
Apex Ai200 6-iron
X Forged Star Irons (7-PW)
Callaway Prototype Wedges (48, 52)
Opus SP+ Wedge (58)
New Odyssey Prototype Putter
Chrome Tour X Triple Track Ball
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