I had been playing snake eyes forged irons for years after finding out they were ore consistent than my rac lt. Played in tourney not getting the distance of my competitors. Went to dicks and found out I hit the cobra amps the longest and more flush. Did research finding out people preferred the s3 to the amps. Went on ebay and found them for 200 with aldila rip graphite shafts. Immediately picked up 10 yards per club. These are by far the smoothest irons I have ever hit. The ball compresses off of the club face like butter. There is a reason not many of these clubs are available. People do not resell these irons. Pensacola Super Mobile Mechanic

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The Callaway Hawkeye drivers were designed for forgiveness, making them suitable for golfers looking to improve their accuracy and distance on off-center hits. If you are a mid to high handicapper seeking a reliable and forgiving driver at an affordable price, the Hawkeye drivers could be worth considering in the used club market. Always try the club or get professionally fitted to ensure it matches your individual swing characteristics. by tstoto

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Every round I was envious of all the bright new head covers in my friends bags, but I promised myself I wouldn't get a new driver until I was confident that I hit this one with a good. | Fair Oaks Tree Pruning

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well this driver has got a good feel but lacks on the distance side. Maybe it is just my driving but it doesnt go any further than my 3 woof (titleist 980f), a disappointment.

this is a beauty! It provides great trajectory of every tee and i can always rely on it for a straight long shot.
I recently purchased it off of ebay for just £2.25, yes £2.25! This club has been a great addition to my bag. why don't you try one?

This is a great driver for the level of technology that it represents. The Hawkeye has been my driver from a 25 H.C., until this week. I currently am playing to a six. For someone learning the game this is a great club to get started with. It's 250cc's, by today's standards very small. Now if you are planing to continue nurturing a poor swing, go get a driver with an enormius head and swing away. If you want to learn how to hit the ball correctly this is a great club. Mis-hits lose distance, bad swings go everywhere, but if you hit it correctly the ball really goes long on with a penetrating flight arch. I have been playing really good golf this year basically improving every round. Every round I was envious of all the bright new head covers in my friends bags, but I promised myself I wouldn't get a new driver until I was confident that I hit this one with a good. "a new club won't help a flawed swing" This year I have improved my game by fifteen shots, while my friends haven't improved much at all. I believe that focusing on a good swing rather than equipment will make the game much more gratifying, especially when you beat and out drive the guy with the new clubs. I have read many reviews on this page, and their seems to be an overwhelming number of extremely long hitters that subscribe. I have had my swing speed measured on three different launch angle computers and they all had a similar range of 121mph-133mph swing speed, with a driver. With the Hawkeye 9* a well hit drive will carry 280yds then total out around 300yds for me. The Hawkeye is a terrific club, regardless I upgraded it this week due to the improvement metallurgic technologies. The only real difference with my new driver is an average yardage increase of 15 yds. I rarely miss the dead center of the sweet spot with my new driver becuase I learned my swing on the smaller Callaway head. Ben

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I've had this club for several years now and its a bit of a love/hate relationship. The head makes a solid impact but there is a definite draw bias that can snap hook decent would-be draws. I replaced the UL stock shaft with the Aldila NV and it has definitely helped reduce the tendancy to over-draw. I really would recommend having a lighter and stiffer shaft put on; it will allow your hands to move through and make solid contact. I just got a titleist 983k and i think the callaway will be moving to my backup stick.

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I did not like this driver at all. From the moment I got it, it noticed that it had a decent feel but every shot I felt I hit solid, I saw a real lack in distance. Compared to other drivers I've hit, I find this club to lack any degree of forgiveness and to really just be a detriment to my golf game. I had even just taken it out of my bag and hit my 3 iron until I got my new TaylorMade LCG. My Hawkeye 9 degree with the Fujikura VistaPro 60 shaft just drained the life out of my long game.

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