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Mar 22

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Cobra RADSPEED Big Tour Fairway Wood Review

Cobra typically releases 3 models of fairway woods: regular, tour, and draw. The tour is simply the regular, but more compact and lower spin. The draw is simply the regular, but with a heel-positioned weight to add a draw bias. With their new RADSPEED line of clubs, Cobra has releases... read more →

Mar 03

Cobra KING RADSPEED Fairway Wood Review

Cobra has released a whopping FOUR fairway woods with their RADSPEED line of clubs: the original RADSPEED (what this article is about), the RADSPEED Tour, the RADSPEED Big Tour, and the RADSPEED Draw. That's a lot to get through. I was lucky enough to try them all out first hand... read more →

Mar 02

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Ping G425 SFT Fairway Wood Review

Draw-biased clubs are starting to gain more traction. It started with drivers, and now you can buy a complete set of draw biased clubs if you wanted to. If you want the latest & greatest draw biased fairway wood, the Ping G425 SFT fairway wood is a great option! Disclaimer:... read more →

Mar 02

Ping G425 LST Fairway Wood Review

If you generate too much backspin on your fairway woods shots, then the Ping G425 LST fairway wood could be the best fit for you. The low-spin PING G425 LST fairway wood, on average, spins about 200 rpm less than the previous model (the Ping G410 LST). They don't offer... read more →

Mar 02

Ping G425 Max Fairway Wood Review

Ping fairway woods are growing in popularity - and for good reason! They are simply great clubs with a great combination of distance, forgiveness, and feel. Their latest G425 release includes 3 fairway woods models. The Max (great all around option), the LST (low spin head), and the SFT (draw... read more →

Mar 01

Callaway Big Bertha B21 Fairway Wood Review

The Callaway Big Bertha B21 Fairway Wood is a great fit for the HUGE population of golfers that struggle with getting the ball airborne. Fairway woods are hard to hit. Low lofts, long shafts, and relatively small club heads = hard to hit consistently. If you struggle with your fairway... read more →

Mar 01

Callaway Epic MAX Fairway Wood Review

If you want a high-flying, draw-biased, super-forgiving fairway wood, you'll have a hard time finding a better option than the Callaway Epic MAX fairway wood. Is it expensive? Yup - very expensive. But, if money is not a major concern, then you might as well pull the trigger on it.... read more →

Feb 23

Callaway Epic Speed Fairway Wood Review

I've always been a fan of Callaway's fairway woods. Normally, their wide & more level soles just seems way easier to hit compared to shorter, more rounded soles of other brands. However, the Callaway Epic Speed fairway wood is designed a little differently than most Callaway fairway woods. Callaway's latest... read more →

Feb 17

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Women’s XXIO Prime 11 Royal Edition Iron Set Review

If you are looking for the lightest women's iron set on the market, then you are reading the correct review. The XXIO Prime 11 Royal Edition ladies iron set is literally the lightest women's iron set of all time, excluding cheap off-brand clubs. So I guess you could say it's... read more →

Feb 17

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XXIO Prime 11 Men’s Iron Set Review

XXIO is a very niche brand. While other companies target the majority of their clubs to average men golfers, XXIO focuses on the lightest weight clubs for seniors. If you find yourself getting tired towards the end of a round, then you might be a good candidate for XXIO irons... read more →

Feb 15

Wilson Staff Model CB Forged Iron Set Review

Wilson, without a doubt, makes some of the best value forged irons on the market. While other brands have to cover their hefty advertising costs via crazy expensive club prices, Wilson is able to offer great clubs at a fair price. Although Wilson doesn't have a strong Tour presence, that... read more →

Feb 15

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Wilson Launch Pad Iron Set Review

The Wilson Launch Pad irons are just about as forgiving as you can get. These hybrid-style irons are a great option for budget-conscious golfers that want as much help as they can get with their ballstriking. Wilson golf clubs have seen a pretty steady decline in sales even since the... read more →

Feb 15

Wilson D9 Iron Set Review – Their Longest Yet?

The Wilson D9 irons have some crazy high standards to meet. The previous model (D7) was Wilson's highest performing and most popular irons for as long as I can remember. Very high reviews, very high test results from MyGolfSpy, very high sales numbers. Truthfully, I don't think the D9 irons... read more →

Feb 15

TaylorMade SIM2 Max OS Iron Set Review

Many iron sets like to claim themselves as the "longest and most forgiving" iron sets ever made, just like the TaylorMade SIM2 Max OS Irons. Why? Because the majority of golfers NEED the extra forgiveness on mishits and WANT the extra distance for ego purposes. Read that again. No one... read more →

Feb 15

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TaylorMade SIM2 Max Iron Set Review

Ah, I can just see it now. The TaylorMade sales and marketing team schedules a meeting. Sales have taken a hit, as the latest irons set (SIM) have been out for a whopping 3 months. "What can we do to increase sales?" one guy asks. "Why not just add a... read more →

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