Callaway Callaway FT-IQ Drivers
Callaway Callaway FT-IQ Drivers
USER REVIEWS
[Mar 01, 2010]
critterdoc
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway FT-iQ 10 degree stiff
I bought this club two weeks ago because of the very low sales price since the iZ is coming out soon. I have been playing the FT-i for a couple of years, so thought I'd give this a try.
Customer Service Never used. Similar Products Used: Callaway FT-i |
[Dec 08, 2009]
Davedownunder
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway FTiZ
Just bought a Callaway FT iZ driver today & took in to the range - WOW I have never hit any driver as far or as straight, that includes the FTi & The R9 - I couldnt slice it no matter how hard I tried - this has to be the BEST driver on the market for a high handicaper like me! Similar Products Used: Callaway FTi |
[Nov 02, 2009]
Yves
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway FT-IQ 10 deg
Got it on loan from a pal who bought it and did not like it, it was fitted with a black looking Callaway Regular Shaft, here in South Korea, looks like it is the 2008 Model, as I understand it is now fitted with a Fuboki shaft on the 2009 models.
Customer Service N/A Similar Products Used: All Callaway's FT's but FT9, also TM Burner, TM R7, TM R9, Mizuno MP-001 |
[Aug 20, 2009]
pudgev1
Scratch Golfer
Model Reviewed:
callaway FT-IQ
This club is good but no where near as good as the PGF slammer 5w this club is Crap compared to pgf slammer 5w Customer Service crap Similar Products Used: stick with a rock on the end |
[Jul 23, 2009]
nitro
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
ft-iq
I got the club at Dicks sporting good and wanted to try the tour version but the guy insisted that i would be fine with the regular version since they did a little analysis. I brough the club to the driving range and wanted to cry due to the amount of money i spent on this club and couldn't hit a straight shot at all. i have a natural draw and with this club it was a Super draw! After going back to the driving range all week and a few adjustments like holding the club lighter and fixing my stance the ball never flew straighter and longer.The length of the driving range goes 265 yards. I was crushing it to the top of the trees passed the 265 yrd sign. It took about 150-200 swings to find out how to hit this club. I love it now! |
[May 22, 2009]
freddy
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway FT-IQ
Very nice looking, sounds great too. I had tried the Diablo draw and was hitting fantastic. I then was hitting the ft-iq and was hitting great at first and bought it. After playing a couple rounds I find myself fading every shot with this club. Went back and replaced the regular shaft with stiff and still fading. My other clubs seem fine, going to exchange it back for a diablo. I think if you have a tendancy to slice you might want to look for something with a draw bias instead, still seems to push slightly where the diablo was very straight with even a slight draw at times. |
[Apr 17, 2009]
manowar
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
FT-iQ Tour Driver
This driver is incredible. It excels at hitting the ball straight as an arrow with piercing flight. I used it for the first time on the course today and it was very forgiving. A couple of drives I hit towards the toe with an open face and they still went 270 yards and stayed in the fairway. I can't wait to practice hitting more draws and fades with it since it's so accurate. You won't be able to maneuver it like the FT-9 standard club head design, but it is workable, just a bit more difficult. This club is designed for "straight", and it delivers big time. It looks fantastic at address. The club head and loft look appealing which creates confidence on the tee box. You feel like it's going to go dead straight just how it sets down. Another thing that I like is when you swing the club it feels like it holds the plane well. Swinging it feels really good and at address it looks easy to hit. Great performance overall however I noticed I lost some distance off the tee (10 yards or so) but gained huge accuracy. This is most likely due to the shaft length, nothing to do with the club head. It is very expensive which sucks, but I got mine with the Callaway special promotion that includes a free Callaway 3-wood for an extra $1. Similar Products Used: Adams XTD Driver |
[Apr 13, 2009]
tramp
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
new FT-IQ 10degree R shaft
I like the look and feel but the heavy head on a Regular shaft promotes a fade.
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[Feb 26, 2009]
Curry66
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway FT-IQ 10* Fubuki Reg
WOW, WOW, WOW!! This is a great driver and Callaway claim it hits 35% straighter and take it from me it's all true. I am the most inconsistent driver of a golf ball that ever walked the earth! I have a whole cupboard full of Drivers that i liked for a while, but then bang i can't hit them anymore.
Customer Service N?A Similar Products Used: Nothing in the market like it |
[Feb 24, 2009]
kameron
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway FT-iQ 10.5 Degrees
I'm 14 and 5'4", so I hit this at a local Edwinn Watts and loved it! It's much lighter than the normal drivers used, and I also liked the shaft. Accuracy is excellent, and you dont lose distance. I usually hit it straight-ish, but I hit this club dead on. I would not recommend this club to a person who is fighting a hook, because it is slightly offset. My average drive sprung from 200 to 240, just inside five minutes of use. Kudos, Callaway! Customer Service Great. Similar Products Used: TaylorMade Burner (2007) 10.5 degrees |