Why We Like It

The name might sound like a throwback, the slot in the sole may look familiar, and the inverted pyramid shape might even evoke the old Adams, but trust us when we say that this is an all-new take on the company’s original cult favorite fairway wood. Among the new features are a carbon-composite crown. Less weight helps lower the center of gravity and provides more perimeter weighting. There’s also a six-gram weight screw in the heel side of the sole to counter a slice. The heel and toe sides of the sole are angled up to provide more relief for smoother turf interaction.

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Characteristics

  • These shallow-faced designs feature a slot in the sole to improve the way the face flexes for more ball speed.
  • Weight saved from a carbon-composite crown lowers the center of gravity to optimize launch and spin.
  • A heel-side weight screw in the sole provides additional draw bias.
  • 15, 18, 21 degrees (with a fixed hosel)

Highlights

  • Top 5 most-forgiving fairway woods, all handicaps
  • Top 5 best sound/feel fairway woods, low-handicaps
  • Top 5 highest-flying fairway woods, all handicap groups

Price

$200

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HOT LIST SCORE

The aggregate star rating of all three categories rounded to the nearest half star.

4.0
Performance
4.0
50%*
Innovation
4.0
30%*
Look / Sound / Feel
4.0
20%*

HOT LIST PLAYERS FEEDBACK

Ratings are based on players’ assessments in three key performance areas.

Ball Flight
Lower, More Rolling
Higher, More Carry
Sensory
Quieter
Louder
Playability
Workable
Forgiving

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Swing Your Fairway Wood with Confidence

One of the more difficult shots amateurs face is the long approach that requires a fairway wood. Most players aren’t confident hitting a 3-wood off the ground, and they don’t practice the shot enough to build confidence. In this video, Jason Birnbaum shares his best confidence-building techniques and tips on how to make a solid contact with these long clubs.

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