Fairway Woods

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Choosing Fairway Woods



Why YOU Need New Fairway Woods









“Forgiveness comes in multiple forms. First, the sole’s V-shape and rounded leading edge limit friction with the turf. That means you’ll lose less clubhead speed coming into the ball. Second, the face’s asymmetrical curvatures help off-center strikes curve back to the target. Finally, with their larger size, there’s ample perimeter weighting to manage misses. The Max D is designed to combat slices.” –TaylorMade Golf





“The right fairway wood isn’t one size fits all. That’s why Callaway offers 16 fairway woods accounting for multiple lofts across three head styles. The Mavrik’s low-spin and maximum-forgiveness models differ not only in loft and shape, but in intended ball flight, forgiveness and spin. That individual attention extends to the face design, which has variable-thickness conceived through artificial intelligence and contoured for each head style and loft. ” –Callaway Golf





“Like the TS drivers, these woods are thinner in the crown, so there’s more weight low to help launch shots higher and farther. A thin, high-strength steel face insert reduces weight and provides flex upfront. Titleist repositions that mass for forgiveness in the TS2 and adjustability in the TS3’s sole cartridge. A deeper channel cut through the sole amps up ball speed”

– Titleist Golf





“For some golfers, the challenge isn’t launching a fairway wood, it’s reducing spin so the ball spends more energy going forward than up. These models use mass saved from a carbon-composite crown in an internal weight pad closer to the face to produce a low center of gravity for less spin. The movable weights in the sole let you add forgiveness or dial in a draw or fade.” – PXG