Callaway’s new Rogue hybrids introduce new technologies that riff off the driver and fairway metal lines, with a few design twists of their own. The new line of hybrids includes the Rogue and Rogue X Hybrids, the first ever to incorporate Jailbreak distance technology first introduced last year in the Company’s Great Big Bertha Epic Read more…
Tour Edge is adding three new lofts to its popular Exotics CBX Hybrid line — 17, 19 and 22 degrees, giving it six altogether. Six different loft options makes the Exotics CBX the most extensive hybrid line available, with more lofts available than any other manufacturer that has hybrids in play on the professional tours. Several players Read more…
The Cobra F7 fairway and hybrid family utilizes the Baffler Rail System, first introduced in the brand’s original Baffler woods more than 40 years ago, blended with today’s front-to-back weighting systems for the perfect combination of personalization, distance, control and forgiveness from any lie. The F7 Fairways feature progressive rail heights strategically engineered to be shallower in Read more…
TaylorMade Golf has made a name for itself the past several years by reinventing its product lines. That makes its 2017 a bit unusual as the TaylorMade M1 family of metal woods line carry the same name as the 2016 line. The technology in the 2017 line, however, is different than the 2016 line, according to Read more…
Today’s fairway woods are insane.
Woods are still a popular category, much like what we saw in 2012.
This year marks the first year that we’ve seen fairway woods truly marketed as driver alternatives.
By now, you probably carry at least two fairway woods and a hybrid in your bag. Some golfers carry more hybrids or even swap out their irons with iron-woods.
Looking to finally reach that long par-5 in two? How about actually hitting the green from 200 yards away, in the rough?
They might not be as exciting to hit as drivers, or as fun to collect as putters, but if you master your woods and hybrids, you can keep the golf ball in the fairway and knock it closer to the pin than ever before. Trust us. If you’ve ever teed off with a 3-wood, you’ve Read more…
