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Tour Edge Exotics LS
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Why we like it
- This compact, low-spin model targets better players with above-average swing speeds who like to work the ball off the tee.
- The multi-material head includes a 6-4 titanium body, a high-strength, lightweight 8-1-1 titanium face insert and a weight-saving carbon-composite crown.
- An 80-gram tungsten weight pad pushes the center of gravity low and forward to decrease spin and increase energy transfer at impact.
- Front and rear weight ports in the sole let the player shift the center of gravity. Placing the heavier weight (15 grams) in the rear results in more forgiveness and a higher launch. Switching it to the front position produces a flatter trajectory with less spin.
- The sole shaping includes trailing-edge relief for a smoother glide through the turf and less loss of swing speed on slightly fat shots.
- The back of the titanium face insert—deeper than any Exotics fairway wood—uses rows of pyramid indentations of varying sizes. The design maximizes ball speed and mitigates falloff for mis-hits, particularly on the toe side.
- The eight-way adjustable hosel allows loft tweaks of plus/minus 1.5 degrees, extending the loft range of the line from 11.5 to 19.5 degrees.
- Top 5 in Forgiveness, middle-handicaps
- 13, 15, 18 degrees (with an eight-way adjustable hosel)
What our testers said
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Jin
31, Handicap 10
2 years testing
The first thing that I noticed about this club is that the face is a little smaller than other woods, which I like. A penetrating ball flight, too, and the dispersion's pretty tight. Distances are pretty consistent.
Wei
56, Handicap 14
10+ years testing
Everything kinda blends together the way that the carbon on the crown is visible but doesn't cover the entire crown. I just feel like there's a lot of engineering within this club. The sound was incredible, real firm. You feel like you're completely demolishing the ball.
Anand
44, Handicap 6
10+ years testing
It sounds pretty quiet off the face. Not the longest club, but fairly forgiving with low dispersion. Not very spinny off the face and good turf interaction as well.
Jack
36, Handicap 1
3 years testing
A low-spin club that had the ball turning over right to left. I do love the carbon-fiber insert on the head and the way it sits at address with the white grooves—it's aesthetically pleasing.
Jason
49, Handicap 0
10+ years testing
Easy to hit off the ground, good turf interaction with the bottom of the sole. Only problem, I felt like I could get a lot of face twisting when I hit it from anything less than a perfect lie.
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Jin
31, Handicap 10
2 years testing
The first thing that I noticed about this club is that the face is a little smaller than other woods, which I like. A penetrating ball flight, too, and the dispersion's pretty tight. Distances are pretty consistent.
Wei
56, Handicap 14
10+ years testing
Everything kinda blends together the way that the carbon on the crown is visible but doesn't cover the entire crown. I just feel like there's a lot of engineering within this club. The sound was incredible, real firm. You feel like you're completely demolishing the ball.
Anand
44, Handicap 6
10+ years testing
It sounds pretty quiet off the face. Not the longest club, but fairly forgiving with low dispersion. Not very spinny off the face and good turf interaction as well.
Jack
36, Handicap 1
3 years testing
A low-spin club that had the ball turning over right to left. I do love the carbon-fiber insert on the head and the way it sits at address with the white grooves—it's aesthetically pleasing.
Jason
49, Handicap 0
10+ years testing
Easy to hit off the ground, good turf interaction with the bottom of the sole. Only problem, I felt like I could get a lot of face twisting when I hit it from anything less than a perfect lie.
Ryan
47, Handicap 12
3 years testing
Looking down, I felt like I was going to draw everything, but the ball went a bit straighter than I expected.
Sean
54, Handicap 6
9 years testing
It's straight down the middle every time. I think a senior would play this and be happy with it.
Thomas
61, Handicap 7
10+ years testing
This was a great club for me because it had a nice high launch and was very forgiving. Those two combined together created the longest shots and also, surprisingly for me, the straightest.
Alan
31, Handicap 3
2 years testing
Feels like a tomahawk. You're taking this off a tee and ripping it and carrying that bunker you hit into every other time. This is one that can carry farther than your driver at times. It's tough to get off the ground, but it's really good off the tee.
Gary
38, Handicap 13
10+ years testing
I got a nice high flight and it felt like it really jumped off the face, real lively. The overall way the weight was distributed almost felt like it was capturing the ball at impact, wherever impact was. Shots felt really supportive.
Timothy
46, Handicap 17
1 year testing
I was comfortable with every hit. Even on mis-hits, you weren't giving up much in terms of distance. Trajectory was very good, mid flight. It exceeded expectations.
Daniel
34, Handicap 11
6 years testing
I like the large sweet spot, it's great if you have a tough time getting the ball high up in the air. The weight at impact was more right up against the face. A more compact head but still easy to get in the air with that sweet spot.
Scott
38, Handicap 16
10+ years testing
It has a muted crack sound, but it was still plenty energetic and explosive. You could hear the pop through the ball. For the most part, the side-to-side forgiveness was OK. Distance suffered a little on mis-hits more than anything.
Alejandra
27, Handicap 6
5 years testing
Whenever you hit it well, it felt very firm and straight.
Matt
53, Handicap 11
4 years testing
I was quite aware of the weight being forward in this club. That translated into a pronounced sound right at impact and produced a low, right-to-left shot shape.
Andrew
40, Handicap 8
1 year testing
Appearance looks great, clean. There's a little bit of weight to it, so you know where it is in your swing. I loved the performance. It was so easy to swing and get the numbers I was looking for.
Ryan
50, Handicap 10
8 years testing
This is really a straightforward golf club in its appearance and its performance. What you see is what you get. The larger face sends the ball on its way mostly true to the line but with plenty of distance, though I feel like I rung every last bit out of it.
Wesley
31, Handicap 4
3 years testing
A high-ball-speed wood with a very penetrating flight. Great for off the tee. Just getting something in play. Pretty forgiving as well.
Wayne
61, Handicap 7
3 years testing
Hit this in the middle of the clubface and it goes as far as almost anything. But for off-center shots, it felt more penalizing than some.
Aaron
45, Handicap 16
1 year testing
The sweet spot on this club was a little bit tougher to find, but it performed equally off the tee and on the turf. It did tend to pop off the face. It was noticeably louder,
Chris
60, Handicap 8
1 year testing
I got a high-launching ball flight and mis-hits were minimally impacted. Workability is great in both directions.
Megan
40, Handicap 0
2 years testing
Mis-hits definitely held their line, but there wasn't anything huge on distance.
Skylar
28, Handicap 7
3 years testing
One of the most forgiving woods I've tried. You really can't hit it wrong unless you miss the ball completely. It goes a great distance with great height. I like the black base with the white lines. Good contrast there so you can see where you're hitting your ball over time. One of my favorite clubs so far.
Matt
28, Handicap 7
2 years testing
It's really hard to compete with this. If you bring that launch down just a little bit, it's awesome off the center of the face. Not too loud of a sound and not too firm or soft. Pretty perfect in that regard.
Ricky
47, Handicap 0
10+ years testing
Very forgiving, but you still get that better-player launch and workability. I was able to move the ball and change trajectories.
BK
42, Handicap 2
10+ years testing
This thing is an absolute cannon. It's ideal for tee shots but still gets it up off the deck. I'd go with this off the tee all day.
Paul
64, Handicap 6
10+ years testing
Very impressed. It delivered a lot of consistent swings and consistent distance. Dispersion is very limited, too, so that made me happy.
Todd
63, Handicap 13
1 year testing
This is a capable golf club that delivered decently on the turf as well as off the tee when reasonably struck.
Jamie
53, Handicap 7
3 years testing
It has a really good punch feel to it. Feels like it's imparting a lot of energy behind the ball. It's kind of a boring flight that will roll in the fairway for a while off the tee. Very easy to hit. Off the off the turf it gets the ground out of your way and keeps all the speed onto the ball.
Peter
58, Handicap 8
10+ years testing
It's got a very simple look. Low profile, easy to launch. It goes fairly high but more of a boring trajectory. so it doesn't drop out of the sky. Distance is very good. It was easy to hit a straight ball and easy to draw it, as well.
Jin
31, Handicap 10
2 years testing
The first thing that I noticed about this club is that the face is a little smaller than other woods, which I like. A penetrating ball flight, too, and the dispersion's pretty tight. Distances are pretty consistent.
Wei
56, Handicap 14
10+ years testing
Everything kinda blends together the way that the carbon on the crown is visible but doesn't cover the entire crown. I just feel like there's a lot of engineering within this club. The sound was incredible, real firm. You feel like you're completely demolishing the ball.
Ryan
47, Handicap 12
3 years testing
Looking down, I felt like I was going to draw everything, but the ball went a bit straighter than I expected.
Gary
38, Handicap 13
10+ years testing
I got a nice high flight and it felt like it really jumped off the face, real lively. The overall way the weight was distributed almost felt like it was capturing the ball at impact, wherever impact was. Shots felt really supportive.
Timothy
46, Handicap 17
1 year testing
I was comfortable with every hit. Even on mis-hits, you weren't giving up much in terms of distance. Trajectory was very good, mid flight. It exceeded expectations.
Daniel
34, Handicap 11
6 years testing
I like the large sweet spot, it's great if you have a tough time getting the ball high up in the air. The weight at impact was more right up against the face. A more compact head but still easy to get in the air with that sweet spot.
Scott
38, Handicap 16
10+ years testing
It has a muted crack sound, but it was still plenty energetic and explosive. You could hear the pop through the ball. For the most part, the side-to-side forgiveness was OK. Distance suffered a little on mis-hits more than anything.
Matt
53, Handicap 11
4 years testing
I was quite aware of the weight being forward in this club. That translated into a pronounced sound right at impact and produced a low, right-to-left shot shape.
Ryan
50, Handicap 10
8 years testing
This is really a straightforward golf club in its appearance and its performance. What you see is what you get. The larger face sends the ball on its way mostly true to the line but with plenty of distance, though I feel like I rung every last bit out of it.
Aaron
45, Handicap 16
1 year testing
The sweet spot on this club was a little bit tougher to find, but it performed equally off the tee and on the turf. It did tend to pop off the face. It was noticeably louder,
Todd
63, Handicap 13
1 year testing
This is a capable golf club that delivered decently on the turf as well as off the tee when reasonably struck.
Anand
44, Handicap 6
10+ years testing
It sounds pretty quiet off the face. Not the longest club, but fairly forgiving with low dispersion. Not very spinny off the face and good turf interaction as well.
Sean
54, Handicap 6
9 years testing
It's straight down the middle every time. I think a senior would play this and be happy with it.
Thomas
61, Handicap 7
10+ years testing
This was a great club for me because it had a nice high launch and was very forgiving. Those two combined together created the longest shots and also, surprisingly for me, the straightest.
Alejandra
27, Handicap 6
5 years testing
Whenever you hit it well, it felt very firm and straight.
Andrew
40, Handicap 8
1 year testing
Appearance looks great, clean. There's a little bit of weight to it, so you know where it is in your swing. I loved the performance. It was so easy to swing and get the numbers I was looking for.
Wayne
61, Handicap 7
3 years testing
Hit this in the middle of the clubface and it goes as far as almost anything. But for off-center shots, it felt more penalizing than some.
Chris
60, Handicap 8
1 year testing
I got a high-launching ball flight and mis-hits were minimally impacted. Workability is great in both directions.
Skylar
28, Handicap 7
3 years testing
One of the most forgiving woods I've tried. You really can't hit it wrong unless you miss the ball completely. It goes a great distance with great height. I like the black base with the white lines. Good contrast there so you can see where you're hitting your ball over time. One of my favorite clubs so far.
Matt
28, Handicap 7
2 years testing
It's really hard to compete with this. If you bring that launch down just a little bit, it's awesome off the center of the face. Not too loud of a sound and not too firm or soft. Pretty perfect in that regard.
Paul
64, Handicap 6
10+ years testing
Very impressed. It delivered a lot of consistent swings and consistent distance. Dispersion is very limited, too, so that made me happy.
Jamie
53, Handicap 7
3 years testing
It has a really good punch feel to it. Feels like it's imparting a lot of energy behind the ball. It's kind of a boring flight that will roll in the fairway for a while off the tee. Very easy to hit. Off the off the turf it gets the ground out of your way and keeps all the speed onto the ball.
Peter
58, Handicap 8
10+ years testing
It's got a very simple look. Low profile, easy to launch. It goes fairly high but more of a boring trajectory. so it doesn't drop out of the sky. Distance is very good. It was easy to hit a straight ball and easy to draw it, as well.
Jack
36, Handicap 1
3 years testing
A low-spin club that had the ball turning over right to left. I do love the carbon-fiber insert on the head and the way it sits at address with the white grooves—it's aesthetically pleasing.
Jason
49, Handicap 0
10+ years testing
Easy to hit off the ground, good turf interaction with the bottom of the sole. Only problem, I felt like I could get a lot of face twisting when I hit it from anything less than a perfect lie.
Alan
31, Handicap 3
2 years testing
Feels like a tomahawk. You're taking this off a tee and ripping it and carrying that bunker you hit into every other time. This is one that can carry farther than your driver at times. It's tough to get off the ground, but it's really good off the tee.
Wesley
31, Handicap 4
3 years testing
A high-ball-speed wood with a very penetrating flight. Great for off the tee. Just getting something in play. Pretty forgiving as well.
Megan
40, Handicap 0
2 years testing
Mis-hits definitely held their line, but there wasn't anything huge on distance.
Ricky
47, Handicap 0
10+ years testing
Very forgiving, but you still get that better-player launch and workability. I was able to move the ball and change trajectories.
BK
42, Handicap 2
10+ years testing
This thing is an absolute cannon. It's ideal for tee shots but still gets it up off the deck. I'd go with this off the tee all day.
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