Tuesday, March 5, 2013
2013 Buyer's Guide Woods

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By Jeff Yurkiewicz, PGA
One trick I like to use to add extra oomph to my fairway wood shots is to hit a draw. It can be done, and the solution is pretty simple. First, set up with the ball a little farther away from your body. This will add a lot more width to your swing. Second, at the top of your swing, try to keep your hands lower. This will flatten your backswing, making it easier to swing from inside out. Give it a try the next time you need to make one from the fairway. Draws almost always go farther than fades.
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Acer
XS Who It's For: Average players who want the satisfaction that comes with building a club from scratch. Wow Factor: As usual, these woods are value-minded, but that doesn't mean they skimp on performance. They're both really long and forgiving. Specs: Three models (15°, 18°, 21°) in an endless selection of shafts and grips. (LH available) hirekogolf.com | $25/clubhead |
Acer
XS Titanium Fairway Who It's For: Golfers who want an all-titanium build in their fairway woods, and who appreciate a great value. Wow Factor: Again, a stellar price, especially considering the club is all titanium. Specs: Two lofts (14°, 17°) in stock or custom options. hirekogolf.com | $79 |
Adams
Speedline SUPER S Who It's For: Golfers needing significant distance from their fairway woods. This is a distance wood, for sure. Wow Factor: The clubhead is conservatively shaped and low profile, and looks like it can get some serious yardage. Specs: Three lofts (13.5° 3+-wood, 15° 3-wood, 18° 5-wood), with a Matrix HD Radix 65 graphite shaft. (LH and L available) adamsgolf.com | $199 |
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