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Anyone else using this? I just got it used on here but not really liking my ball flight with it. I liked the ball flight of my Adams RPM LP much better. I am getting good distance but a good amount of it is roll not carry. So I don't see it being useful for many par-5's.

« Keith »


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I am using one with stiff shaft, and I love it. It's the first 3 wood that has actually worked for me so I can't compare it to any other woods. Ball flight isnt very high but i get great distance on it, like you alot of it is due to roll.

MacTec 460 Draw Driver
V-Foil M565 Irons
MT 3 Wood
GigaGolf 52deg gap wedge
Wilson 55deg sand wedge MT Don White 60deg Lob wedgeknockoff 2-ball putter


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I am using one with stiff shaft, and I love it. It's the first 3 wood that has actually worked for me so I can't compare it to any other woods. Ball flight isnt very high but i get great distance on it, like you alot of it is due to roll.

This is my 2nd fairway wood. The first one was a low profile one and not such a bulky type. I don't get enough carry with this. I'm wondering if its just us that are not getting this up in the air.

« Keith »


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Off the tee I can get the sucker up in the air, but off the fairway not so much. I took my 3 iron out of the bag because I can hit this club.

MacTec 460 Draw Driver
V-Foil M565 Irons
MT 3 Wood
GigaGolf 52deg gap wedge
Wilson 55deg sand wedge MT Don White 60deg Lob wedgeknockoff 2-ball putter


Posted
How is the sound of impact with the MT? The club sounds a little dead to me. I've only played a few rounds with it but still have yet to hear a good sound from it.

« Keith »


Posted
I have the MT 4 wood with the standard stiff shaft and love it. I hit it quite well but get nearly no roll.

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What shaft is in it?

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I have the MT 4 wood with the standard stiff shaft and love it. I hit it quite well but get nearly no roll.

How's the sound on it?

What shaft is in it?

The stock stiff. I think its like a 65g shaft.

« Keith »


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wierd, I sell you my mt to use an adams rpm lp 3 wood, and you give up your adams for the mt.

Anyways, the reason I sold it is for the exact reasons you are stating. I am an extremely low ball hitter and couldnt get the mt more then 10 feet off the ground. I contributed it more to my swing then anything. I tried to like this club but I just did not get along with it.

In my freestyle:
Driver: 10.5* G5 with UST V2
F.W. wood: 16* retro raylor with Aldila HM-40 Tour Gold
Irons: i5 3-pw. Stiff cs lite shafts
Wedges: 8620 51*, 56*, and 60* Putter: classics 1 34""Life is tough. It's tougher if you're stupid." -John Wayne


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Oh, Well mine definately gets more than 10 feet off the ground and the sound is real pleasing to my ears when I hit it.

MacTec 460 Draw Driver
V-Foil M565 Irons
MT 3 Wood
GigaGolf 52deg gap wedge
Wilson 55deg sand wedge MT Don White 60deg Lob wedgeknockoff 2-ball putter


Posted
I'm with Alczervik on this one. I think its a great sound. Really nice and crisp when I hit it but if i misshit it, it sounds really dead, almost like hitting a tree

Posted
i have the 4W and not the 3W but here's what i think. Great off the tee - good distance and trajectory. Can't hit it well enough off the deck because of the deep face.

Driver: TaylorMade RocketBallz 10.5-deg
Woods: Cobra Bio Cell+ 3W and 5W
Hybrids: Bobby Jones Workshop Hybrid 3 (20-deg) and 5 (25-deg)
Irons: Srixon XXIO7 from 6 - PW
Wedge: Srixon XXIO7 GW and SW

Putter: Bobby Grace DCT Captiva 34"; Ball: Sirxon Soft Feel; Shoes: Footjoy


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How big is the head of the 4W, say compared to a mizuno f60 3wood (deepest i've played so far? To what other brand does it compare to in size? We dont get the 4W version here and i saw that the 3W is big and deep. TIA

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