The Big Bertha Ti Fairway Wood
The Big Bertha Ti Fairway Wood is a high-performance golf club that is designed to deliver exceptional distance and accuracy on the golf course. It is part of the renowned…
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Nike SQ Dymo Fairway Wood Review
Nike SQ Dymo Fairway Wood – The Nike SQ Dymo fairway woods are the replacement model for the excellent Sasquatch II fairway woods and we are in two minds as…
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Nike SQ Dymo2 Fairway Wood Review
Nike SQ Dymo2 Fairway Wood – The Nike SQ Dymo2 fairway woods are a big change from the Sasquatch II woods and the biggest difference is the quad sole. This…
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Nike SasQuatch Fairway Wood Review
Nike SasQuatch Fairway Wood – The Nike SasQuatch fairways follow the driver versions in moving more weight lower and further back to increase forgiveness and reduce spin. All the clubs…
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Mizuno F-60 Fairway Wood Review
Mizuno F-60 Fairway Wood – The last fairway woods we had from Mizuno were the F-50s which had a composite steel/graphite head. The new Mizuno F-60 fairway woods are still…
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Wilson Staff FYbrid Fairway Wood Review
Wilson Staff FYbrid Fairway Wood – In our test we found that all the clubs in the Wilson Staff FYbrid family are easy to play from all kinds of fairway…
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Cleveland 2009 Launcher Fairway Wood Review
Cleveland 2009 Launcher Fairway Wood – The new Cleveland Launcher Fairway Wood promises an 11 % larger clubface than any previous Launcher wood to provide more forgiveness. Cleveland have also…
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Titleist PT 906F2 Fairway Wood Review
Titleist PT 906F2 Fairway Wood – The Titleist PT 906F2 fairway woods sit beautifully at address and have all the balance and poise you would expect from Titleist. They are…
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Ping Rapture V2 Fairway Wood Review
Ping Rapture V2 Fairway Wood – The Ping Rapture V2 fairway wood has also undergone a makeover with the internal weight pads in the sole replaced with a tungsten sole…
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Ping Rapture Fairway Wood Review
Ping Rapture Fairway Wood – The Ping Rapture fairway wood is unusual in that the head size is a massive 229cc, which is what the very first oversized drivers used…
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