Fairway woods

[NI4NI]

Ditto on the previous comment - go hit a bunch of them, and pick out your favorite with the right shaft. Nothing will beat a personal fit...

[enis750]

  NI4NI said:

Ditto on the previous comment - go hit a bunch of them, and pick out your favorite with the right shaft. Nothing will beat a personal fit...

although this is a good thought, its not always possible

for me, I refuse to buy the latest and greatest equipment, as i wont pay full retail thats why its good to ask opinions here (and take it w somewhat of a grain of salt) all clubs are so personal preference, but some people like the same stuff

[sean_miller]

What yardage gap are you trying to fill? That TM 19* Rescue 3 should go a mile.

[JUST]

  enis750 said:

although this is a good thought, its not always possible

Yeah, I just wanted to get some peoples opinions on what is working well. I plan you go to the golf store this weekend and hit some different clubs.

[kevinbomb123]

i just got a victory red 3 wood and man is it nice!

[anotherday]

Got a Callaway Squareway 3w... its a fun one to hit.

[canes113]

Ping G15 4 wood 17*... great club!

[jpalermo]

Im digging the old school steelhead + I rehafted with a new school shaft..... I just love the sound the steelheads make when you nail one in the center of the face.

[Texas solo]

  Zeph said:

Find a store and try different ones until you find one that fits you best. You can ask 100 people and get 50 different clubs.

^^^^^THIS^^^^^

See my thread in "golf talk" about my first fitting. I ended up with a TaylorMade 08 Burner 15* that is incredibly easy for ME to hit well

[JUST]

  Texas solo said:

^^^^^THIS^^^^^

I'll check it out, thanks

[Meddle]

  sammyclay said:

While the taylormade and callaway clubs are nice, I have been an Adams user from the start and I love my Tight Lies GT. Picked it up on ebay for around $30 and it never fails from the tee, fairway or rough. Yea, its not expensive and fancy, but it works and thats all that matters. It wont be leaving my bag for a long time.

I have had good experiences with the Tight Lies Adams series, as well as more recent Adams fairway woods. The Tight Lies (and others, such as Redline) are very low profile, which is nice when you are hitting off the deck.

[chilly]

I've been searching for a proper 3w, and believe I've settled on the Tour Edge Exotics CB1 I picked up recently. Perfect size at around 180cc, and a great compromise on face height that makes it easy to hit off the turf, but is also tall enough to hit off the tee with confidence. This thing is a cannon, I've been working out some swing issues and started hitting 3w more often and the total distance of this club is great. It has a very nice feel as well, and the stock NV shaft is a perfect match for mid trajectory that works for distance but could still land on a green if needed.