This years hottest fairway woods

With exception to the wedge, the fairway wood is easily the most versatile club in the bag. In a given round, golfers can use a fairway wood to hit high- or low-flying shots from the fairway, rough, sand or even as a chipping tool. Furthermore, the inherent shorter shaft length and lower CG make fairway woods much easier to hit, helping instill a boost of confidence at critical moments on the golf course.

The two drivers that stand out amongst the rest are the callaway driver including the new big bertha and the taylormade ert driver.

The taylormade R7 quad features the newest in technology that allows you to adjust the weight around the club-head with the simple turn of a screw. This makes this the folf club our number one choice for buying a club that you can custom fit at home or on the fairway.

The second marvel this year is the callaway erc fusion driver. It is a blend of titanium and carbon composite. This allowed callaway to add the extra weight to the club head area. This now allows golfers that tend to hit a slice or hook to consistently hit the ball straight.

The new Redline RPM Titanium fairway woods are designed with the same technology as the Redline Titanium family of drivers, utilizing Adams' proprietary Re-Positioned Mass Technology and xFace engineering. A carbon-composite crown and titanium face and sole move the CC both lower and rearward for the ultimate high-angle launch. To make the CG even lower, Adams includes a tungsten-steel insert in the heel portion of the sole. This design also increases MOl and overall playability, especially from tight lies.

There's no denying Callaway's expertise in designing Tour-proven, amateur-friendly fairway woods, so the decision to take one of its original designs and improve upon it should be well-received. The Big Bertha stainless-steel fairway woods feature an updated version of the famed WarBird sole, introduced in the Big Bertha woods over a decade ago. The WarBird sole includes a keel-like hump to increase playability from any lie. Three-piece construction—borrowed from the Steelhead line combines a lightweight crown and heavy sole and face, which moves the CG into a precise position.
For a high tech titanium golf club that still offers forgiveness and extra distance we recommend buying the Macgregor mactec driver. It has four tungsten weights strategically placed in the peripheral areas of the club head.

Manufacturers have not left out womens golf clubs or clubs for seniors. Callaway lady big bertha is just as forgiving and long hitting as the mens driver or fairway woods.

Other notables are the Cleveland w series with the smaller head and added loft. This club produces longer shots and still looks sleek.

Mizuno Tava is an oversized titanium driver that will give anyone extra yards off the tee as will the Nancy Lopez clubs.

If you are wondering about fairway woods or hybrids for hitting of the fairway instead of using your long irons, the same technology went into building this clubs as well. Producing shots of the grass that fly high and far and land softly.