Callaway FT-5 Drivers
Callaway FT-5 Drivers
[Jun 03, 2009]
Greenskeeper
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway FT-5
I have been playing a Cobra Speed M and decided I wanted to try to get a little lower ball flight and get a driver with less sping and more distance. I had read many a rave review about the FT-5 so I decided to give it a try. BIG MISTAKE. For me this driver just did not work. The driver was much too light for my liking. It had no feel to the head and little feedback to the hands. I was not impressed with it at all. I had the 10.5 degree. I tried it for about two weeks and sold it on E-Bay for much less than I paid for it. I went back to my Cobra and it felt so nice. I have since tried a Ping G10. This is a very nice driver and I it will share my bag with the Cobra. It may eventually take the bag all it itself but I need more time to adjust to it. There may be Callaway driver fans out there but I am not one of them. Cobra and Ping both are miles ahead for feel. Customer Service NA Similar Products Used: Ping G10 (excellent), Cobra Speed M (Excellent), Titleist 983K(very good), Callaway FT-3,(better than the FT-5), Ping ISIT(good), Cobra SS 380(good) Taylormade Draw (too light), Nike Sumo (too loud), Taylormade Firesole(hooking Machine), Titleiest S and T(both good). |
[May 12, 2009]
eric
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway FT-5 Draw
FT-5 Draw 11* w/ Prolaunch Platinum Stiff
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[Apr 22, 2009]
Josh Whiteman
Shoots in the 70s
I just got this club today and i already love it! Its not super super easy to hit but if you put a good swing on it it flys! It actually added about 25-30 yards to my driving distance...but my last driver was also a regualr flex srixon driver. I would recomend this driver to anyone even a 20 handicap. Customer Service have not tried but heard it was good |
[Mar 11, 2009]
J
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway Ft 5 tour 8.5 X-stiff
After purchasing my driver, I have played several rounds. My driving distance increased dramatically. I was averaging 290-300 yards per driver. Now I am averaging nearly 320 yards per drive. The club is very forgiving and much more accurate than my previous driver. I love it. Similar Products Used: Taylor Made products |
[Mar 05, 2009]
Andrew
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Callway FT5
I went to a local golf vendor looking for something that I wouldn't fade every time I hit it. I was hitting the Titleist 905 tour pro and switched to the Callaway FT5 last year. Don't get me wrong, the Titleist was a good driver, but the consistency that I gained with the FT5 is amazing- no effort involved in hitting it where ever I want to. I went with the 9 degree-S and I am able to work the ball where ever I want to or just bomb it right down the middle. I have a club head speed of about 115-120 and average about 290-295. Customer Service N/A Similar Products Used: I also have the Callaway Fusion 3wd- right down the pipe everytime. |
[Jan 10, 2009]
tedguidry1234
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway FT-5 10*/ reg. stock shaft
was playin a nike sq 4950 for around a year before trying this thing at my local golf store... all i can say is wow. with the sq i averaged around 215-220 with a bad hook. grabbed this baby and took it to the range. i didnt see immediate results but 2 days later my drives were carrying 235-240 with a beautiful draw. perfect driver for my game hope you will see the same results. |
[Dec 26, 2008]
Derrick Balmer
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
FT-5 Draw
Very nice. I kick myself for not buying this in the summer. My usual ball flight is a fade or cut but with this driver I am hitting the ball straighter, even a draw once in a while. The sound is a bit much but I can live with it for short grass. Similar Products Used: Cleveland Launcher, Taylormade SuperQuad, and Nickent 4DX |
[Dec 01, 2008]
R. Bascombe
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway FT-5
I get a kick out of these guys who claim to get an extra 80 plus yards by buying a new driver. Pure Nuts. I am one of those people who have a penchant for trying and unfortunately buying different drivers. I was using the TM Quad with good results then I went with the Callaway Hyper X Tour (pure crap). It sliced horribly when mis-hit and you had to work real hard to draw it I normally have a slight draw. Then I bought the Draw model of the FT-5 Tour with a 10.5 loft and stiff shaft. What a great driver. straight and long. No not an extra 80 plus yards like some of these yahoos. However you will hit great shots with this driver with little effort. I can work the ball left or right but also can just bomb it down the middle. I picked up about 15 yards over my TM Quad. This is realistic. This club will give you confidence. A poor struck shot will stay in play unless you really shanked one. The driver plays about 1.5 degrees closed. Unless you really draw the ball out of the park this is the driver you want. The neutral and fade models will push the ball right. My clubhead speed is 108 and I hit it around 270. Sometimes more depending on the roll and sometimes less depending on contact. These are real numbers not some made up garbage like some you might read. |
[Nov 07, 2008]
LeanneLuke
Shoots in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
FT-i 10 Draw and FT-i 9 Neutral
Just started getting serious on golf almost 3 months ago and been practicing almost everyday. I started an Iron set on X tour Callaway. Loved it! But every time I starts on a Drivers then I have this big problem. A Big slice! A slice like a ball boomerang. In a good way I can catch the ball then hit it again and again. LOL.
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[Oct 27, 2008]
Golfer02
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway FT-5
Awesome, Awesome and Awesome. Went to Haggin Oaks. Got on the trackman, and it was telling me that my swing speed was avg 103mph. Well, low and behold. I thought I was a stiff type. I'm not! Regular works well with my NEW FT-5. Can you say FAIRWAY people. You have to try it. I've played...the Burner, Tour Burner, SuperQuad, r7 425, Quad, r5 Draw, Sumo, Ping G2, G5, and Callway Big Bertha/Ft-i. NONE compare, Trust me! The Ft-5 is HOT. And SUPER forgiving!! Customer Service Awesome! Similar Products Used: Read above! |