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Forgiving 3 wood
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What is a forgiving 3 wood on the market at moment? After something with a bigger head and deeper face. I was thinking of a cobra. Anyone hit the mizuno F50 3Woods?
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A good mate of mine has cobra 3 wood. Hits it off the T (only). He hits a very long draw with it (he is a off 13). Never uses it off fairway. Not sure what model but can find out for you, it has a pretty tall face and is fairly new.
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The F50 is more or a “players” design. You could do a lot worse than a Cobra for forgiveness
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You can’t go past the Ping G5, G10 or Rapture series 3 woods !!
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dad has an f-50 and i have a f-60. it has great performance but its not what you are looking for. it doesnt have a big head and is not forgiving.
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ever tried the Big Bertha ? http://eu.callawaygolf.com/...
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Get fitted, what is good for one person is not necessarily good for you, may have to have the shaft ‘tweaked’, lie angle changed, and get correct launch angle.
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wilson staff fws wood..used it for 3 years very easy to hit cant slice it!!
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I use an Adams RPM with a neutral bias, Prolaunch shaft. Some of them have been for sale in the classifieds. Nice club, very forgiving and good off the tee or deck. Only time I don’t hit it okay is when I try to hit it to hard and then it tends to hook. Hope this helps.
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Don.t have a 3 wood but do have Cobra f-speed 5 wood. It is extremely easy to hit well.
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Yeah i am very eager to test one of the cobra 3 woods. Il have to source one out. Thanks for the help guys.
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chris9485, I don’t like using this forum as a marketing tool, however in your pursuit of a forgiving fairway, take a look at the Lind MOJO #3 Square Fairway Wood. http://www.lindgolf.com.au/... Sincerely, Brad Lindenberg
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hi tdoddsy … i picked up my F-60 7 wood today. I couldn’t find the serial anywhere on the club head, hosel or ferrule. However, there are two sets of serial number on the shaft. Does your F-60 has the same? Regards,
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i’ll check that and get back to you
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Im in the same boat right now. As a side question, are all 3-7 woods considered fairway woods?
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Oh, and more on topic, a friend of mine has an Adams Golf fairway wood, cant remember the model, but that would fit the bill of forgiving. I think quite a few in the adams line might be geared towards forgiveness, rather than Tour-Preferred performance. Another friend has an older Callaway model which i quite like, i think its a Big Bertha, also might be worth a look.
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the new wilson range looks good and priced well as well as for me I have a TM V-Steel 4 wood – great club.
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Another vote for Adams – the Ovation series (non-offset) are very nice. Shallow face, so don’t tee then up too much.
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are shallower faces easier to draw the ball with? they look tiny…never used one but like the TM ones…and yes admas do make good ones also
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I have about a 4yr old Cobra SZ 15d 3w with Adila stiff shaft. 180cc head. Great club, goes miles. Haven’t hit the new models but presume just as good. I reckon Cobra make the best value for money woods
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Yes easy to draw. more so the 5 than the 3 wood. Shallow face made it very easy to hit. I used Adams high launch tight lies (with offset) until very recently. Adilia shafts too, Good thing for mid to high h/capper. True don’t T to high.
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Thanks tdoddsy … I rang the pro-shop where I bought it from and he said the fairway wood doesn’t have serial number. It seems a bit odd.
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