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Look.
Look. At. That. Face!
Mizuno ST-G Titanium Fairway Woods
I need to find the Mizuno now. Thanks
Love the face height.
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Deeper the face depth, the better for me, always.
Yeah pretty appealing. I just finished playing another round with it and it sounds weird (they all kinda do though), but it's been pretty money from a variety of positions again today. And with a poorly fit shaft. I'm going to put my usual Ventus in it this week if the weather allows.
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But what would 3g of hotmelt do to that sound…
It sounds better than the G430 LS, but, of course, I am talking 3 wood.
I may have picked one up
I don't know. I mean I don't think I'd mind it in the end if it performs because it doesn't hurt me ears, but it's odd.
Hey, we are not your wife here. You can flat out tell us what happened.
I hit the 3 wood twice today, both times off The tee. The first time, I pushed it right, but was still in decent shape and hit the green for par. The second one was an absolute bullet that hit the fairway and rolled about 5 yards past another guy in our group who hit driver. He was a bit surprised. I think that I may have finally found my 3 wood, after a year long search.
Mine going into play tomorrow. Did you adjust at all?
Hit it well. I am not feeling like there is any adjustment at all with this one.
My tees are under repair on this one, so they're down here with the whites. Never know if it comes through in pics but it's WAY uphill from here. I had the 3W turned up to try to mimic my 5w as best I could, and it was into a fairly significant breeze. I haven't seen anything that makes me question the idea that this G fairway gets it out there.
That's what I'm looking at.I hate that I am, but it's just such a tough spot in my bag. It'll get a chance to compete against the current.
I'll have more when I get home.
I hate that I am, but it's just such a tough spot in my bag. It'll get a chance to compete against the current.
This thing feels so hot off the face.
The 3W is sneaky good. While Vic National didn't provide a lot of opportunities for me to hit this off the deck (only hit 3 times) 2 of the 3 were loooooooong and straight. The 3rd was a horrid swing, that still went extremely long it just went right (very right). I need to get more swings in with this and get some numbers to see what we're working with here but I'm extremely excited about this weapon in the bag moving forward.
I'll be going from my ST-Z 3 wood to the ST-Z 230. Wondering how the 230 would compare to the ST-G? The 230 is likely the better choice for me, but curious. The G seems to remind me of the MP-Titanium. I've had a lot of vintage fairways, but that one was unbeleivable. Could honestly still be in the bag.
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I was wondering how many opportunities VN provided these to be hit. Looks are in line to the shape I prefer.
I got the 5 wood. When I put a good swing on it, high launch and easy to hit. Looks really inviting behind the ball. I think it is going to be easy to hit and stay in the bag for awhile!
I can't speak to the ST-G but the ST-Z 5w was awesome for me at the Victory Cup and this weekend in another tournament at my home course. It launches easy enough for me and flies straight. I haven't carried a wood in my bag for several years and it's been a piece that has been missing so I'm glad to have this one. If you don't struggle with launch and spin then the ST-G may be a good fit for you. I struggle with those and wanted something that would help more in that area and the ST-Z showed that it does.
I need more time with the 3W on course. My swing has been crap the last two weeks.