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returning to golf after over a decade off. Bought the Callaway Steelhead 3 back in 2002-ish and still love it. Love the sound of the ball off the face when you smash it clean, and it´s still quite a forgiving club. I´ve been struggling with consistency since I started up again but starting to find it now. Played the other day and twice out-drove my playing partner who´s on 12 handicap and a big hitter, and he´s using a 460cc Cobra driver. Such a good feeling! Not bad for a driver that´s 13 years old with a steel shaft and looks more like a 3 wood. Love it.

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I thought it was time for somebody to re review these clubs again unless we forget what a fantastic product these clubs are.I ve owned my Steelhead Driver for 6 years and brought it to match my steel shafted fairway woods.I hit the Driver low and straight and i can fade and draw the ball but i only hit it about 240 yard s and recently i have been trying to find replacements,things must have moved on over the last 10 years,nobody is hitting steel apart from me!I feel most of my problems stem from where i play most of my golf,a very windy links golf course,all of the new light weight titanium Drivers seem to want to launch the ball high,even with a low launch shaft trying to hold down and control these monsters is really hard work.I ll keep searching but until then the low boring flighted steel shafted Callaways are in the bag,i hope i dont break them as nobody makes them any more.

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Have nt had to use Callaway,Used Ping and they were brilliant.

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This is one of the best drivers, Titanium, Stainless steel, or otherwise! This is one long, straight and reliable driver. The 4 wood is as long as a 3 wood.
It has a very "tingy" sound, but has awsome performance. I am considering switching from my Titleist 975D to this one. The head is small but, you almost can't miss the fairway with this thing...And get the distance to boot.

Being 6'4" and quite athletic, I thought golf would be easy when I took it up last year. How wrong could I be....

So, introducing myself, the high handicap golfer that has a swing which is somewhat reminiscent of a giraffe riding a fairground big wheel.

After a couple of rounds, thought I might treat myself to some new gear from the hand me downs I started with.

So off I went with a wheelbarrow full of cash, in search of golf equipment nirvana.

So....several hours later, having parted with quite a few hundred quid,I was eying my shiny spangly, technology packed large headed driver, eager to show the world that I was capable of big distance with the big dog.

The reality? Ok, so I can hit it 270 yds. Sounds good doesn't it? No good though if its 100 yards into thick undergrowth and trees, particularly in a country such as Australia where things that bite live. So yes, I've learnt that distance is not neccesarily the issue.

Enter my new £20 Callaway Steelhead III driver, purchased from my local shop's "bargain bucket" section:-

WOW! Feels better at address, more control over the clubhead during the swing, and that lovely "ting" off the face. It feels so much more solid too than all the large headed drivers that I've ever hit.

Have lost distance (about 40 yards), but the ball goes where I want it to, with a lovely flight. Have changed from a hideous uncontrollable fade to a controllable straight/slight fade, and, with a slight grip change and slight open stance, a draw. Hitting more fairways than I used to, no, change that to I'm actually hitting the fairway, which actually promotes a better scorecard and a much more enjoyable game.

I'm definately a much better player for using this club, and would highly recommend it to anyone brave enough to lose the ego and try something different. It certainly has helped me with my inconsistencies with my driving, my insecurities and intrepidation, that if we're honest, a lot of us high handicappers have.

Thank you Eli Callaway you are a true gentleman, and you have certainly saved me a few quid to boot. May you inherit the earth!

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Can it get any better than Callaway?

I have been playing a Taylormade 360 Ti for 3 years now. Because of the longer graphite shaft and ligher club head, my shots are hit or miss. The control is not there because at any given time in the swing, with these giant (and this isn't even the largest out there) titanium drivers, it's very hard to tell where the head is.

I read a lot of reviews from the site on steel drivers and steel shafts and had to try for myself. Bought a Callaway Steelhead III 9* with the steel uniflex shaft and WOW what a difference. My Taylormade had 9.5* of loft and the only Callaway I could find was a 9*. Wasn't sure if it would spin too much, but after hitting, it wasn't even an issue.

All I can say is that I took both to the range and it's like night and day. The Taylormade was very inconsistent (and I have a very consistent swing). So my feeling is that the club just never had the right shaft in it for me. When I do connect with the Taylormade, I can hit to 300 straight down the middle.

In my opinion, the Callaway just has more control (via the shorter steel shaft and heavier head). Also, at address, the club makes you feel very comfortable on the tee box. Being only 255cc, I never have to worry about whether or not the ball is teed up high enough. I did lose about 15 to 20 yards, but I am in the fairway off of every tee. Can't even begin to describe that feeling and the confidence that comes along with knowing that!

This club is amazing and every good thing that you've read about it off of this site is absolutely true. If you feel like you can't swing today's Giant Drivers, you really should try this club. However, if you're comfortable with your current driver's club head but feel that the problem is that everything feels too light, try reshafting with steel. You may lose a little distance, but I personally would rather be 270 in the fairway, than 300 in the woods.

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Have not had to use them yet, but only heard good things from those who have.

I have seen similar reviews on here and thought it about time to add one of my own. Im a 'big hitter' but have always sufferred with consistency(sound familiar?) Have been using a taylor made 860 burner, on its day(or should that be mine!!) have hit 361yds(measured) and reckonned tiger need to watch his back, unfortunately, the next round havent hit a single fairway. So, rooted round my garage and found the callaway that Id bought off ebay(about £50)and decided to give it a try at the range against the taylormade...result--whilst the TM was generally longer, the callaway hit the 'fairway' every shot-- I was impressed!! Yesterday, took it out on a round, my golf buddy couldnt believe it--hit every fairway, shortest was 260yds+ longest 325yds(measured),scorecard dropped 5 shots!! The only thing I noticed was slight fade on every shot, have read on here that this could be the shaft stiffness so have just ordered a 9* with firm flex graphite shaft(will review after next round). Im obviously not a great golfer, but if you want to improve your handicap--go for accuracy everytime and this great club from callaway does it in bucket fulls, it even feels more natural when you're teeing up.

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