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Callaway RAZR Hawk 3 Wood: Is It Still Good? A 2024 Review

January 22, 2025March 27, 2014 by SirShanksAlot

Get the lowdown on the Callaway RAZR Hawk 3 wood, including its features, performance, and why it remains a favorite among golfers.

Ping i20 3 Wood (15°): Complete Review & Buyer’s Guide

January 22, 2025March 25, 2014 by SirShanksAlot

Find out if the Ping i20 3 wood (15°) is the right fit for your game. Explore its features, performance, and why it remains popular after 15 years.

Mizuno MP-001 5 Wood Review: Is It Right For Your Game?

January 22, 2025January 6, 2005 by SirShanksAlot

Mizuno irons are legendary, but their older fairway woods? Hidden gems. The mizuno mp 001 5 wood, a “Comp” era classic, might be exactly what your long game needs. With its carbon composite body and CORTECH face, this club offers a unique blend of distance, feel, and workability. We’ll explore its key features, where to find a mizuno mp 001 5 wood, and how it stacks up against other brands. We’ll also touch on the mizuno mp 001 3 wood and mizuno mp 001 driver, and demystify Mizuno’s club naming system.

Mizuno was one of the first companies to join the “Comp” craze when it introduced its MP-001 line of drivers and fairway woods last year. While the driver has already been shelved in favor of a larger head size, the fairway woods are still in line.

Titleist TSR2+ Review: Is This Mini Driver Worth It?

January 8, 2025November 12, 2024 by SirShanksLess

Titleist TSR2+ 13: The Ultimate Fairway Wood Review

The Titleist TSR2+ 13-degree fairway wood offers impressive distance and accuracy. Learn about its features, performance, and why it might suit your game.

Cobra Baffler T-Rail 5 Wood Review: Is It Still Good?

December 25, 2024March 21, 2014 by SirShanksAlot

Get an in-depth review of the Cobra Baffler T-Rail Fairway Wood, exploring its features, performance, and suitability for golfers of all skill levels.

Ping G20 3 Wood Review: Distance, Feel, and Value

December 15, 2024April 8, 2014 by SirShanksAlot

Get an in-depth review of the Ping G20 fairway wood, exploring its performance, design, and suitability for golfers of all skill levels.

Wilson Fw Fairway Review

November 27, 2024May 30, 2005 by SirShanksAlot

After declining sales over the last few years Wilson has re-branded itself by going back to its old Staff image. The Wilson Staff shield is back along with the red coloring and some more traditional designs.

Callaway X Hot Fairway Review

November 27, 2024October 2, 2007 by SirShanksAlot

Callaway’s X Hot fairway wood is a unique club designed to help those golfers looking for an alternative to the driver and/or maximum length off the fairway. Callaway has maxed out everything here… the X Hot is oversized, over length and flat out long.

Callaway FT Fairway Review

November 22, 2024May 21, 2008 by SirShanksAlot

The Callaway FT Fairway wood is one of the most recent additions to the Callaway line. The company introduced us to their Fusion technology a few years ago and they have carried it forward into 2008. Callaway’s new FT-i Squareway woods have stolen the fairway wood spotlight but the more traditional FT Fairway shouldn’t be forgotten.

Sonartec SS Fairway Review

November 22, 2024August 8, 2006 by SirShanksAlot

Carlsbad, California based Sonartec has seen a steady increase in popularity over the last several years. Some big tour wins including the 2004 British Open and the design input of Nick Price has made Sonartec a household name amongst golfers. Sonartec has primarily made a name for itelf with its Md Hybrid Transition club but they have also done very well with the SS line of fairway woods.