HomerJSimpson
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Tried loads over the years but still got the Ping G25 three and five wood in the bag. So easy to hit and forgiving
Which fairway woods have you found best off the deck?
Larry long dog
Active member
Callaway xr speed 4 wood…sits a little closed but just aim a little further right and easy to hit…235 on a good day…still 190 on a bad day
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Deleted member 18121
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I was thinking sub £100 as it's just an experiment. Although used golf clubs don't seem to lose money these days.
Oddsocks
Ryder Cup Winner
Used to have this, very good bad.
PJ87
Journeyman Pro
Look for a cobra f7 3-4 wood £60 they were second hand couple years ago
Jensen
Tour Rookie
I’ve got a Titleist 915 3 wood, so easy to hit off the deck. Red Diamana shaft.
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
Voyager EMH
Slipper Wearing Plucker of Pheasants
I bought these Confidence woods 1, 3 and 4 off ebay earlier this year together with a set of Maxfli Australian blade irons. It was £10.50 for 12 clubs.
I make that £1 for each iron and 50p per wood.
I really like the 4 wood - easy off the fairway or a decent lie in the rough and goes a good distance. The 4-wood is on the right as we look.
need_my_wedge
Has Now Found His Wedgie
I’ve got the Cobra Speedzone 3 wood and hybrid, both with the baffler rails. If I hit them properly, they go for miles, excellent clubs off the deck.
IanM
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Hot off the press of my other post about buying the wrong scorecard holder for my wife's trolley... just nipped over to American Golf in Bristol to return it, quick look at the 2nd hand shelf and there was a Ping G410 5 wood sat there. Great condition and £140. It is now in the back of the car for my game on Tuesday.
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I’ve got a rogue 3 wood and it’s great.
Trying to get a 7 wood but getting a left handed one with an x flex shaft is proving to be a challenge
Trying to get a 7 wood but getting a left handed one with an x flex shaft is proving to be a challenge
Ethan
Money List Winner
Might be easier to just get a lefty Rogue 7 wood in any flex and swap out the shaft for an X flex.
I’ve looked at that option but it’s so bloody expensive as the clubs are about 150 and the shaft takes it to over 200
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This leads me to another thought process... I have the g410 max driver and love it, best club in my bag. Are you the kind to match clubs in the bag or whatever works?
spongebob59
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Just go with whatever works best, I have Ping Driver, Titleist fairways/hybrids and mizuno irons/ wedges.
toyboy54
Challenge Tour Pro
Still using the old Taylormade V steel 3/5/7's that were bought years ago-nice small heads and sit behind ball nicely, but, i do need to talk to them nicely and ask them to behave
.......Also use the 3 from the tee quite a bit
Tried (and bought) Cobra 3&5 wood's this year but wound up going back-mainly because the Cobra's are a bit on the deaf side
IanM
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I like to match but don't mind if I don't!!
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For a 3 wood the answer is the Cobra Speedzone Fairway wood with the rails on the bottom.
mikejohnchapman
Challenge Tour Pro
I used to love my G10 3 wood as it was so easy to hit off the tee or off the deck. Finally changed it for a TM M4 which is just as good. I tried the M5 as well but all the adjustability seemed to alter the sweet spot which made it slightly harder to hit off the deck.
HomerJSimpson
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Best of all time I had and still regret getting rid of them were the Callaway Steelhead Plus. Lovely low profile, long (for me) and very forgiving. Can't believe it was around 2003 these came out, possibly earlier
