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THP review of the new fairway woods from Bobby Jones by Jesse Ortiz. Check it out here.
http://www.thehackersparadise.com/?p=22890
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Very interesting writeup. I have a gap from 175-205 that needs and one of these could fit part of the bill. I can go look but I thought I would ask here. Does the Bobby Jones website have a list of vendors? I would defintely want to try before I buy.
Very interesting writeup. I have a gap from 175-205 that needs and one of these could fit part of the bill. I can go look but I thought I would ask here. Does the Bobby Jones website have a list of vendors? I would defintely want to try before I buy.
Im not sure they do.However they do offer a money back guarantee so that if you buy one and dont like it, no questions asked refund.
Excellent write up, Ryan. This club looks absolutely stunning (headcover included), and its low profile would definitely help golfers like me who are a bit inconsistent with launching a fairway wood from the deck. Don't think this one is available in LH though....
I'm assuming that adjusting the face angle would also change the relative loft of the club?
Love love loved this review. Let me list the reasons:
1) FW designed for consistency and ease of use - not distance designed
2) standard length at 42.5" which is an inch shorter that many other offerings
3) exceptional forgiveness on off center hits
4) gorgeous headcover....just gorgeous and high quality
5) given up on fairways? Yep, that's me.....and I want to reconsider that with this offering
I'm excited to try this even if that means having to buy one for a test run. Fantastic review Hawk!
Yep, what JB said.
Yep, it should raise loft.
I'm telling you 100% - this is a club for a guy like you (and me). I spent the last two rounds with different fairway woods in the bag just to see for myself (both 17°) and it's not even close in terms of ease of use and consistency.
Love it. You think the 17* is just a bit more versatile than the 15*? Curious what the distance gap would be between the 2...10 yards? But perhaps more consistency with the 17?
Is the 15 degree a 3-wood or is the 17 degree a 3-wood? A- They are both 3-woods. The 15 degree is considered a true 3-wood in today’s world; however, that loft is too strong for most recreational players to effectively hit off the deck. Unless you catch the ball perfectly, you’re going to get a disappointing shot. Thin shots will get you line drives that stop well short of the intended distance you required. For that reason, most of us are much better off using a 17 degree fairway wood which is like a 4-wood but comes with a 3-wood length shaft. This is how you get 3-wood distance but with 4 wood playability and forgiveness. Remember, your 3- wood is the most important club in your bag.
Why don’t you make a 5-wood?A- I feel that the 17 degree wood is a magical club. Grip it at the end for 3-wood distance and you can choke up an inch or two, take the same swing and you have 5-wood distance. It’s really two clubs in one, and that allows you to add another hybrid or wedge in the bag to really lower your scores.
Great review Ryan. I went and look at their site... Am I right that they don't make any left handed clubs?
Love love loved this review. Let me list the reasons:
1) FW designed for consistency and ease of use - not distance designed
2) standard length at 42.5" which is an inch shorter that many other offerings
3) exceptional forgiveness on off center hits
4) gorgeous headcover....just gorgeous and high quality
5) given up on fairways? Yep, that's me.....and I want to reconsider that with this offering
I'm excited to try this even if that means having to buy one for a test run. Fantastic review Hawk!