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Consider my interest peaked Hawk, can't wait to hear what you write about this one.
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That's a great name and by reading your posts in the Break 85 thread... Sounds like it's an answer. I love how its giving you enough distance you can take it out when the driver is giving you ish.
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This thing is soooo easy to hit off the fwy. Teed up you feel like you are gonna sky it. I hit it FAR, but JB can attest that I didnt hit it straight. hahaha. I hit 3 balls with it, pulled one. and pushed two.
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It's definitely shorter than the driver, but it's enough to get me within range of the green on all but the longest of par 4's. It all sort of clicked when I mishit it and still ended up off the right edge of the fairway. That ball would have been GONE with my driver.
Not to say it's a replacement because I would rather hit the driver well, but it does seem to work for the times that I need to get on the fairway and can't find the driver swing.
Not to say it's a replacement because I would rather hit the driver well, but it does seem to work for the times that I need to get on the fairway and can't find the driver swing.
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I tee it as low as I do for an iron and haven't skied it all, but I'd agree that my initial thought was that I would be dummy marking the heck out of it.
I also found that I wanted to really go after the ball with it, which normally results in a nasty pull for me. There really isn't a need to do that as it's long, long with a smooth swing.
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Having a club like that is priceless. When I pulled my 3w out instead of my driver this last weekend, I shot 5 stokes better. Everyone counts.
That wasnt your fault. AHA was in your head. Even then.
That wasnt your fault. AHA was in your head. Even then.
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yeah, when I teed it up, it was just barely off the ground. I would agree with you. Dont try to kill this thing.
I think your right, he is everywhere yet NOWHERE all the time
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thedue
Another Day in Paradise
Great job Hawk, I can't wait to read the full review. Took me a bit to catch back up on this thread, but I'm loving the look of this club. The shallow face reminds me of my SF 2.0 3w which took a completely new swing to figure out, but now that I have it just impresses everyone I play with. This Maruman looks like it could do the same except possibly much longer yet. Nice job buddy.
kfc_17
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Thanks for doing that. I really appreciate it! It's crazy that the 5W looks bigger than the 3W. I noticed that our headcovers are not the same.
I'm doing something a little different for the finished review and will be completing it this weekend. This has been one of my favorite reviews as a staff writer.
I'm doing something a little different for the finished review and will be completing it this weekend. This has been one of my favorite reviews as a staff writer.
royalwulff
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I am looking forward to your review Hawk! I keep coming back to this thread and looking at the pics and I REALLY like the looks of this club.