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Ping G425 3 Wood Review [Expert Opinion]

Ever since Karsten Solheim started Ping from his garage in 1959. The company has strived to manufacture equipment that makes life easier for the average golfer. Continuing that tradition is the Ping G425 3 wood. This fairway wood is available in three models, but our Ping G425 3 wood review focuses on the design best suited to mid and high handicap golfers. I will outline the forgiveness, distance, and ball speed generation of the G425 Max 3 wood. Plus, explain which option in the range works well for each type of golfer. Ping G425 Fairway Woods Overview Total Score 85.3

January 12, 2022 No Comments

Vixa V12 Review: Is It As Good As They Make It Out To Be?

Although it is marketed as a fairway wood, Youtubers and bloggers claim that it can replace your driver. But, we will be the judge of that in this Vixa V12 Review. What To Consider Before Buying a Driver Loft The best place to start when looking for a new driver is the loft. The stronger the loft of the driver, the lower your ball flight will be. Conversely, weaker lofts are easier to launch skywards consistently. As a guideline, Golfweek’s Jackson Lewis suggests players who swing a driver over 105 mph should test a seven to nine degree. 96- 104

October 19, 2021 No Comments

What Is The Degree Of An 11 Wood Loft?

When we think about fairway woods, most of us carry a 3-wood, 5-wood, or on the odd occasion, a 7-wood. While a 3-wood is used as an alternative off the tee to your driver, most fairway woods substitute long irons because of their difficulty to launch and achieve consistency. Although it is more common to find stronger lofted fairway woods in a golfer’s bag, there are options with weaker lofts, such as a 9-wood and, to a lesser extent, an 11-wood. In this article, we are unearthing the mystique of the 11 wood loft. The purpose is to give you

July 1, 2021 No Comments

9 Wood: A Secret Weapon for Average Golfers?

In this article, we are examining the 9 wood loft. Once you have read this article, you will be able to make an educated decision on whether you should swap out a long iron or a hybrid for the lofted fairway wood. Is the 9 wood right for you? Most mid to high-handicap golfers have a hard time hitting long irons. But the 9 wood is easier to hit than long irons which are often easier to shank. And if you could also use one if you have a sweeping swing, meaning your club travels low along the ground and catches

July 1, 2021 No Comments

What Is The Length Of A 3 Wood?

The 3 wood has been a popular club pretty much since golf began. It’s rare that anyone, from pros to amateurs, will be seen without this particular wood in their bag. The reason for this is quite simple: 3 woods have the potential to hit big shots whilst retaining a good amount of control. In fact, a long-running debate in the golfing world has been whether you should hit a 3 wood off the tee instead of a driver. Many argue that accuracy should be favored over distance; with a 3 wood, you’re better equipped to consistently hit fairways, and

June 17, 2021 No Comments

The 8 Best Fairway Woods For High Handicappers

A fairway wood is a useful club to have in your golf bag, but many golfers don’t know where to start. The best fairway woods will give you the extra distance you need to reach those long par 5s. But their shaft is longer than a hybrid, so they can be more challenging to master. So, which are the best fairway woods for high handicappers that 2023 has to offer? TaylorMade’s Stealth 2 – Best Overall Wilson Dynapower Fairway Wood Wood– Best AI-inspired Fairway Wood TaylorMade Stealth Fairway Wood – Most Reliable Fairway Wood Cobra LTDx MAX Fairway – Best

September 6, 2019 No Comments

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