Nothing to say other than the best 3 wood you can buy. Nothing compares to the 3+. On the fareway, or a tight tee, it delivers distance and accuracy. It is by far one of the best go to clubs in you can have in your bag. Hit it about 240 yards, straight or with a slight fade when you need it. If you want a 5 or 7 wood, recommend the Orlimar. But a 3....nothing buy a Callaway Steelhead 3+. Replace the grip with a Winn 5 and you'll fall in love.

Customer Service

Callaway Service???........The very Best. Have a lot of Callaway in my bag, never have an issue, if I do, the service Callaway gives is Top Notch.

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Ping, 975F,

Good club. Took awhile to get use to though.

Solid off the tee, although I struggle a little hitting it off the deck (always have). More my swing than the club. When I'm hitting it really good, she'll sail the ball (off the deck) about 235-240. Off the tee - 250-260.

Sets up nicely (slight closed face) and has a solid sound at impact. Swing weight is good, unlike the 975F (heavy).

Highly recommended - in fact, I'll probably give the driver a try.

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975F 14*, TM SS 3

what a great club, have the 10* driver and 4 wood in steel shafts. both are excellent i especially enjoy the 4 wood from the tee it is so consistent.

Customer Service

i emailed callaway telling them how much i enjoyed there product and i got a reply from then within a day!

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This is a great club! Very easy to swing. Off-centre hits go dead straight and only penalise you in distance. I have never been a fan of woods off the fairway (I used to carry only a driver and irons) but this thing is so damn easy to hit! Great for high handicappers - I don't know about low-handicappers cause I certainly ain't one. Full marks to Callaway!

Customer Service

excellent

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Brosnan

This club is very very good. If you connect on this, you will be 250 dead straight in the middle of the fairway. If you heel it, your in for some trouble, but if you toe it everything draws back to straight(but with a loss of distance).

I purchased this club while i was at the peak of my game, and it just improved me. It helps you that if you are having a bad driving game, it allows you to take a 3 wood off the tee. Without a loss of major distance, and surely not accuracy. This club is excellent for tight courses. And it allows you to shape your shots.

It has a beautiful look at address, i could look at this thing all day long. It gives you alot of confidence and it is a very forgiving club. I recommend this club to people with a 20 handicap or less. But if you strike the ball on the center it can be used for all handicapers.

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Taylor Made Supersteel, Titleist 975F, Callaway Steelhead, Callaway Hawkeye, Ping i3

Club sits well and looks good. Makes a lovely sound and hits well until...........the top plate of the head sinks below the face of the club producing an ugly dent...... Or, as has happened to my mates' driver, the toe of the face has dented inwards......or the varished finish has chipped off with a minor roof with another mates' club. Overall mine and three others in my local club have sent back their woods as they hit them well but of the four of us, two replaced clubs have repeated their last performance. The quality, as you have guessed, is absolutely awful and I won't ever touch ANY callaway again. Does it happen to hawkeye's and steelhead +'s as well?

Customer Service

Replaced clubs but just as rubbish as before.

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Titleist 975d, TI bubble 2

I switched from a Biggest Big Bertha 8* with a graphite shaft to a Steelhead Plus 9* with a steel shaft. The trajectory is a lower, more boring flight that runs when it lands. I had more flight time with the BBB because of the ballooning effect I got from the graphite, but the roll I get from the Steelhead Plus more than makes up for it. I have found that the Steelhead is forgiving. Shots that would have sliced right or hooked left, are now fades or draws. That may be due to the shaft. The steel shafts have been a nice surprise. I was hesistant going back to steel after hitting graphite for so long. I am pleased with the results. The price isn't bad either.

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Callaway Biggest Big Bertha, Callaway Big Bertha War Bird, Taylor Made Burner Bubble II.

I shoot most of the time around 71 to 78. I can only play 9 holes once or twice a week. I don't have a lot of practice time. I got rid of my PRIDE and took my three iron out of my bag. I put in the Callaway 7. This is the best move I have ever made. People said its more like a 4 iron. No way!!! I hit it 230 off the tee and 205 to 225 off the ground. I hit my 4 iron about 200. Let me ask you something if your in the fairway or light rough and your out 210 what are you going to hit? That 3 iron that you haven't been practicing with or take out that 7 wood and put it on the green. I can take any 0 handicap player and drop 5 balls from 215 and see who gets closer with there 3 iron or my 7 wood. Actually its not even close. I win every time.(this is true if there is not a lot of wind) Obviously a 3 iron would be best in high wind conditions. I don't like a 5 wood because my Titleist 975F 13.5 degree i can take off. It all comes down to this. If your out there 200 to 220 what will be the easiest club to hit a 3 iron or a Callaway Plus 7 wood.

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This club is the best fairway driver ever made. It's great. My score droped at least 8 strokes. It's the best

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taylormade firesole, Adams tightlies 2

I have had problems with other drivers that really slice or pop up and this driver has solved them. I this this driver straighter and longer with great feel. I am a fader and I can occassionally hit a draw with this. I have tried several drivers this year and have settled on this one with a steel shaft. I'm having more fun with this club. I may try the three or five wood next.

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Orlimar driver, Adams TL2 driver.