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I was just wondering if any of you had the Callaway Squareway wood and if so, which model and how do you like it?

In my lightweight bag:

Driver: FT-iq 8.5*
3 wood: FT-i 3 wood
Hybrids: Diablo Edge hybrid 3-4

Irons: Diablo Edge irons 5-PW

Wedges: 50.08, 54.08, 60.10

Putter: Scottie Cameron Kombi S


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I have the squareway 3 wood, and it's OK, I guess. We have a rough relationship though, it's either great or horrible, not in between. But that's my swing's fault, not the club.

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I have one and it's my 3 wood, it doesn't really fit my eye but it's so easy to use that i can't get it out of my bag also really easy to get it up from the ground, overall if you can get use to the square face i would say go for it, it's a great club.

In my sasquatch tour stand bag i carry
G15 driver 9 degree
diablo edge 3 wood
G10 5 wood
diablo 3 hybrid X-22 (4-pw) 588 (52 degree) (60 degree) redwood putter


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I have the FTIQ driver and FTI 5 wood. Like them both, somtimes, wasn't happy with the driver this morning but the 5 wood behaved.

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I have a Squareway 5 wood that I picked up used and it's fantastic in my opinion. I took out the original Fujikura M- Fit-on and put in a Matrix Studio 74 shaft and this thing launches high and straight every time from the tee and off the grass. I've never hit a fairway wood well before this one and it's a complete 180* now! Something about the square shape and flatness of the whole head just seems to promote the whole "sweeping" motion that your swing should have with a fairway wood.

 10.5* 910D2 w/ Matrix Ozik X-Con 6
 R11 5 Wood w/ Matrix Radix HD7   910H 19* Hybrid 
 AP1 Irons 4-PW   Spin Milled 48*, 53*, 58*    California Del Mer 


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