Ton of consistency off the face but no club can provide consistency off the crown. Ultimately for me the really flat profile turned me off. My miss is high toe and I could use a little more real estate out there.
That’s a strong combo right there. Zero issue with any of that setup, and yeah that 3w just freakin goes.
I love my Paradym 7 wood. Point and shoot.
Always late to the party but just ordered the 5-wood from CPO for this golf season and maybe get the 3 later. Can't wait to try it out in the Sim
I am still amazed each time when playing how good the fairway woods in the Paradym line are. The 7 wood is my favorite club in my bag currently.
I was thinking of replacing 4-iron with 7 wood, is that what you did @fuffle master ?
I replace my 4 hybrid.
These are some of the easiest fairway woods to hit and absolutely bomb.
T 3W. I paid WAY to effing much for you because of that silly Tour only MONSTROUS face of yours...but dammit if you aren't the best 3W I have ever played.
I look forward to seeing this in person, both the club and the performance of itOh my sweet, sweet Paradym
For those who aren't familiar, I have the T head but it is the 14.0 head, because I am a ho for strong and deep faced fairways, with the T model from Callaway in ANY release being the deepest out there, its mini-driver esque. I have it paired with a Ventus Red 7X which I am not fond of having in the bag at all, but, it works. This is the one that @pos threatens to hit me over should I take it out of the bag, haha.
Visuals: I don't think the Paradym fairways look as good as the new AiSmoke, but, I do still have an affinity for the blue. Biggest thing though in the TD-T head is the shape is just SOOOOOOOOOOOO compact. It reminds me a lot of the 816 Alpha fairway that @ddec and I still adore, but with a face you feel like you have to try to miss. It sits slightly open, which I love as well because with 3W I really want have a neutral flight, and the open face works well there to tone down my draw with it.
Sound/Feel: This isn't the clubs strong suit. Being honest, I don't love the sound. It is a little on the metallic side when you hit it anywhere but ON the button, then it gets all mushy (that is a good thing). It isn't bad, in fact it reminds me of some of the older cannon like TEE fairways back in the day, but, its not the composite driven sound that I like most our of a fairway. All that said, it isn't enough to kick it out of the bag, so maybe I am being a little nitpicky haha
On Course: I freaking HAMMER this damn club. I mean hammer it. On monitor it lives in the mid 150's ball speeds for me with about a 105 foot apex, and I see that on the course off of the tee as well, but, the big thing is I can saw it off and really bring that down to about 85 feet on windy days while not sacrificing speed/power. That is massive for me on my home course and if I am being real, I should probably hit it off the tee there on all par 4's because at 14.0 it is LONG. Now, off the turf, I can hit it pretty well. It gets airborne, but in the 75 foot realm so run is the name of the game, the BIG camber on the sole with the T style tends to scare buddies who hit it off the turf, but for me it makes me pick through well. That said, this isn't in the bag to hit into greens, it s a tee club, and I love it.
Love this damn club. Hate the shaft that works for me, but I love the way the setup does, in fact, work. Its so fun.
