Callaway FT-5 Drivers
Callaway FT-5 Drivers
[Aug 06, 2007]
Kevin
Shoots in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway FT-5
I played pretty well on short game and decent iron play. Just could not hit driver and woods on fairway. Kept slicing the ball with previous models.
Customer Service Excellent - change grip size to midplus and back without charge. Similar Products Used: Callaway GBB, C4, TM R5, Adams Redline 460, TourEdge Bazooka, AG-400 |
[Aug 02, 2007]
Twiceaces
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
FT-5
I am a Callaway club fan through and through. I do test other equipment but my bias and callaways performance keeps me with Callaway. I have both the FT-3 and an FT-5. I can't say one is longer than the other but the direction and ball flight are much more reliable with the FT-5. Great long and straight driver. I have custom shafts in both clubs and they have both been SST pured. I have an ACCRA in the FT-3 and a 757 Speeder (reg flex) in the FT-5. I know I said it earlier but the ball flight with the FT-5/Speeder combo is awesome. I always keep two drivers in case the honeymoon ends but the FT-3 is on the shelf for now. My previously second driver is my only departure from callaway. It's an SMT, 9 degree, BLACK Deep Bore with a UST V2 reg fully inserted and spined. I hit it straight with decent length but I hit it to low. So it has now moved from back up on the shelf to EBAY BAIT. I am sure its a great stick but it didn't work for me. Check out the FT-5 if you get a chance.
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[Jul 27, 2007]
Brian
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
FT-5, Neutral, 9 deg. E-150 stiff flex
FT-5 driver is very easy and make me feel compotabile by ultimate forgiveness. I used TM 580XD, Callaway X-460, and my average distance is 230 - 270, but consistancy and accuracy are lest than 50 %. So, I lost several balls whenever I playes a game. After I bouhgt FT-5, average distance is same as before, but accuracy is more than 80%. This is a magic wand for me !!! Whenever I hit a ball, golf ball is alway on the fairway!! I played 2 round after buying FT-5, I lost only 1 ball by iron shot and shoot in the 80s. (I use HX-tour ball, so not to lose a ball save my money~!!) I highly recommend many golfer who want to have a nice weekend with shooting good score. FYI, my swing speed is 105 mph, and I paid $ 330 for it.(This was DEMO driver). Customer Service N/A Similar Products Used: N/A |
[Jul 22, 2007]
Corey
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
FT-5
Amazing, that's it. This club is sooooo easy to hit and the ball explodes of the clubface. The superlight club lets me swing smoothly so I don't have to rush and create an ugly shot. When I hit the ball it feels like the ball is stuck to my clubhead, I mean that's how smooth the impact is. I don't know if it's really worth $430 but it certainly is close. I previously had the original r7 but w/ all of the new advancements in technology these days, the clubhead of the r7 seemed so small. If you can't decide whether to get this or not, definately go for it. Similar Products Used: r7 |
[Jul 20, 2007]
Rick Traskos
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway FT-5
I have sold the Big Bertha 460 and Taylor Made r7 - The FT-3 was my club of choice this year until I hit the FT-5 last round. Can't decide which I like better yet but both are winners and get five stars from me. The fusion technology is a winner. Customer Service Not used Similar Products Used: Big Bertha 460, FT-3, Big Bertha Irons |
[Jul 19, 2007]
Gary
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway FT5 10 degree draw reg shaft
I honestly think this is the best driver on the market. I had the Taylormade R7 quad and there is no comparison. This FT5 goes about 20 yards further. The draw set up has me hitting the ball right down the middle. I have been using a stiff shaft and swing the club about 115 mph. I'm shocked how good the regular flex fits that swing speed. I bought both the 10 degree and 9 degree to make sure I got the right stick. The 10 degree was the best for me and when I hit them both perfect, the result was minimal. I like to share good information and this is definitely the hottest club of the year! VERY VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!! |
[Jul 11, 2007]
Rando
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
LH ,10 degree, stiff fuji shaft,FT5
Did not care for this club. Reason? It has a 1 degree closed face at address. (even the "neutral" version is not square)
Customer Service NA Similar Products Used: All the other major brands |
[Jul 04, 2007]
Augster
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
FT-5 DRAW
Buy it... you will hit more fairways with good distance Customer Service i delt with golfsmith and they were excellent Similar Products Used: anything callaway.... nike is junk |
[Jun 18, 2007]
Todd
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
FT-5
This is a great club... however I've had bad luck with the composite sole shredding and cracking. Two clubs and counting! Customer Service Excellent |
[Jun 06, 2007]
MK
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway FT-5 Driver
Let me make this clear. If money is not an issue, this is the club that you need to buy. This is the first none TM driver that I've every purchased and liked (I bought and tried the original hiBore, was in love at first but couldn't get passed the closed face). I needed a driver that was forgiving and didn't have a severely closed faced, the only one that really qualified was the Callaway FT-5 (Burner, SuperQuad, Nike, all have closed faces in the non-tour versions).
Customer Service I hear Callaway is excellent. |