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Crazy enough, the Flash is one fairway I never hit last year. Wild, I know. Haha
Review Tour Edge EXS 220 Fairway Wood Review
I'm still laughing that Tour Edge nailed the whole players want to play a 3 wood with having 3 lofts all named 3 wood.
I think the head looks great and if the CBX119 is still in the line up they have 2 solid products in the better players category.
I think the head looks great and if the CBX119 is still in the line up they have 2 solid products in the better players category.
Great write up, love the technology that goes into these clubs.
I do believe the 15 is in LH. @Scorpion12
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Boom! There you go!
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From the article:
Ball Speed – 151.3, Launch Angle – 12.1, Spin – 4,121 RPM, Peak – 34 Yards, Carry – 233 Yards.
With a 151.3 ballspeed If you apply a normalish smash factor of 1.40-1.45 with a fairway wood (Jman I’m sure is a stick) you’d be looking around 104-108mph swing speed ballpark.
How did you figure that?
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ball speed divided by swing speed = smash factor.
typical smash on a decent strike with a fairway wood is somewhere in that 1.40-1.45 range.
So Divide the ball speed by 1.40 = swing speed.
@TrapGodEvan thanks for checking! I keep trying to access the Tour Edge site from work but can't get there from here... my work network really really really sucks. 4 3w options and 1 is in lefty. I'll need to check that out when everything opens back up.
I was looking at this thread, and then went to the tour edge website. I notice that there is an option for a ventus 4T core shaft. I was curious so I did some digging. Turns out this is another ventus variant. Where the read deal has 70 ton pitch fiber as its velocore. This one has 40 ton. So still has the velocore, but it is lighter weight.
I just though that was interesting.
Absolute bomber! Might be better than SZ and purple Lin-Q
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In the F5 it’s going to be a big boy setup for sure.
heavy!
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So yeah. We have something here now.
And I’ve confirmed again the Yellow is just not a good shaft setup for me.
I hit four freaking missiles with the LINQ Purple setup today. I’m thinking the incoming SIM had better take its vitamins and say it’s prayers.
And I’ve confirmed again the Yellow is just not a good shaft setup for me.
I hit four freaking missiles with the LINQ Purple setup today. I’m thinking the incoming SIM had better take its vitamins and say it’s prayers.
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Exactly how I felt with this one on the course today.
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220 advances in the TXG fairway bracket over the 410 LST 
More interesting, they saw what I reported in my review time with it, the spin from tee and deck stayed similar, and off the tee it does spin a bit more than several out there, but it’s dead consistent in it while also cranking out as much ballspeed as anything out there.
More interesting, they saw what I reported in my review time with it, the spin from tee and deck stayed similar, and off the tee it does spin a bit more than several out there, but it’s dead consistent in it while also cranking out as much ballspeed as anything out there.
Still in the bag?!220 advances in the TXG fairway bracket over the 410 LST
More interesting, they saw what I reported in my review time with it, the spin from tee and deck stayed similar, and off the tee it does spin a bit more than several out there, but it’s dead consistent in it while also cranking out as much ballspeed as anything out there.
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Nope. For what I want in that spot, I need to hit the Pro.
I’ll take that as a basically still in the bag because it’s still a 220, but you are a pro. That speaks volumes to me.
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I’ll have a Pro head here to compare it to the 220 tomorrow I believe.
220 advances in the TXG fairway bracket over the 410 LST
More interesting, they saw what I reported in my review time with it, the spin from tee and deck stayed similar, and off the tee it does spin a bit more than several out there, but it’s dead consistent in it while also cranking out as much ballspeed as anything out there.
Haha I just watched that video... awesome and seems like those guys at TXG are loving the Tour Edge quality on items!
Need to find one to test.
They are making some great stuff. I want to hit and hear these things. My 3 wood is due for a change.