Callaway Apex 21 vs Apex Ai200: guide and used prices
Callaway's Apex is one of the best-selling players' distance irons. The two versions you'll see most on the used market are the Apex 21 and its replacement, the 2024 Apex Ai200. Jump to used prices.
Quick reference
| Model | Launch | Key features | Launch price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apex Ai200 | In stores August 23, 2024 | Hollow body with a forged 455 face cup, shorter blade, narrower sole | $200 per club ($1,400 for 7) |
| Apex 21 | In stores February 11, 2021 | First forged Apex with an AI-designed face, more tungsten, urethane microspheres for feel | $185 steel / $200 graphite per club |
Sibling models to watch for
- Apex Pro 21 and Apex DCB 21: the smaller players' version and the deeper-cavity, wider-sole version of the Apex 21.
- Apex Ai300: replaces the DCB in the 2024 lineup.
- Ti Fusion: a separate titanium-face model with a black finish, $300 per club.
- Ai200/Ai300 Black Shadow: a limited black-finish edition from April 2025 with the same technology as the standard model.
Black Shadow vs Ti FusionBoth are dark, but they're different clubs. Ti Fusion has a titanium face and cost more new. Check the model name on the sole.
What used sets sell for
| Model | Typical sold price | Median | Sets in sample |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apex Ai200 | $551–$750 | $685 | 27 listings |
| Apex 21 | $362–$450 | $393 | 10 listings |
The Apex 21 is one of the best values in used players' distance irons right now, at roughly half the price of an Ai200 set.