Callaway X Fairway Woods
Callaway X Fairway Woods
USER REVIEWS
[Jul 06, 2006]
bdgiant
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
X Tour 15*
This has to be the best fairway wood I've owned. After demoing the club, I bought it right away. It looks nice and performs evern better. It has a loud 'ping' when you hit it...very cool. The lower leading edge allows for crip shots from the fairway. Great club, very satisfied! It's a little pricy for a fairway wood, but that'll change as the trend dies down. |
[Jun 24, 2006]
KenU
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway X460 Driver 9* Stiff stock Fuji
Tried the FT-3 (draw-bias) and the X460 non-Tour(2* closed) driver, both in stiff shafts. Kept slicing the FT-3 and bombing the X460 straight down the fairway with about 260+ yds of carry. Needless to say which driver is now in my bag! Need to put a smooth tempo, though, on this particular driver and it WILL go a mile. If you try and smash it, it will duck-hook on you. Maybe the Tour Version (square face) wouldn't, but I chose the non-tour for my swing (about 98-100 SS)
Customer Service Top-notch. Came off a 454 driver which they re-shafted for me for free last year. Similar Products Used: every single named-driver out there |
[Jun 21, 2006]
Shooter72
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway X 3, 5, and 7 woods
Read up on all the fairway woods out there before making a purchase. Heard lots of good things about the X. So I went out and tried the three wood (stiff,fujikura). I was amazed. I hit the ball long but I'd never hit a fairway wood 260 off the ground before this club. Easy to hit and even miss-hits turn out alright. You can keep this one low or sky it with distance either way and not have to be a pro to do it.ALWAYS long. I'm out driving my playing partners with it off the tee while they're still hitting driver. All my playing partners then went out and bought X drivers and woods after hitting my 3. I've been able to play the 5 and 7 and both are just as long and easy to hit. A lot of guys here have mentioned the small heads. To me it just makes it easier to hit the ball off the sweet spot of the club. I took a smooth swing with the 7 to try and drop on a 210 yard par 3. Ended up over hitting the hole by 20 yards and couldn't have been happier. My playing partners have a variety of swing types- upright, high swing speed, and low and slow-all of us are htting these things with ease.
Customer Service Callaway online is great and the one time I called customer service was easy and fast. Similar Products Used: Callaway big bertha series, cobra, ping taylormade, cleveland |
[May 24, 2006]
TeeTime975
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway X 15
I thought I would give the new Callaway X a try for a round. It has a stock Callaway stiff shaft. The club does setup nice on the ground. What I found is that these are very good off the tee. Well you don't hit a lot of 3 woods of tee's. The problem I had was actually the sole of the club. It is so flat and smooth I had a hard time getting it in the air. Once I start hitting down on it then I didn't have a problem. For me I just don't like hitting down on them to get them in the air. I personaly like a 3 wood that the sole will naturually get the ball air born. My Titleist 904F will stay in the bag, it is a lot easier to get the club airborn. I also found the X not a solid as I would have liked, felt a little hollow. I did not try the X Tour and maybe that would be the difference. I would recommend a round with these before purchasing. |
[May 22, 2006]
nocalkind
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway X Fairway Woods
Picked up the 3 and 5 woods with the stiff Fuji shafts on ebay after reading the article in GOLF magazine and hitting them at the Haggin Oaks Golf Event (biggest merchandise show in the country- yes, even bigger than the PGA show in Florida). I hit all the new offerings from Taylormade, Sonartec, Cleveland, Ping, Nike, Adams, Yonex, Bobby Jones, Orlimar, Nicklaus, etc...Hands down the Callaway X series are the most SOLID, EASY TO HIT, & LONG, fairway woods I tried. Actually, after working with the callaway rep at his launch monitor I did have between 2-6 yds more distance with the Fusion fairway woods, though at the expense of control. The callaway guy told me that even though the fusions might be a hint longer, they take a much more precise swing to hit consistently. Even the pro's who hit the Fusion driver (Mickelson, Sorenstam, etc) are using the X series for their fairway woods because they're so damn easy to hit. And they do feel VERY solid and stable at impact. The 5 wood is phenomenal from every lie, and the 3 wood makes a great "backup driver" in addition to being easy to hit off the deck. I used to only use 3 wood off the tee, but am now able to attack the green from 230-240 out in the fairway instead of laying up 210-220 with my 5 wood like I used to. These new woods have cut 2 strokes of my handicap. 'Nuff said. You will love these. Customer Service n/a Similar Products Used: tried 'em all... |
[May 21, 2006]
spencer0071
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway X Tour
I picked up a X Tour 13* with a Fujikura stiff shaft the day before we played the toughest course in the state. I got a good high launch and plenty of distance with the X Tour. I used the club off of the tee for the majority of the holes and should have used it more. You will be rewarded with the most lovely sound that a metal wood could ever make, if you strike the ball well. The club is very playable off of the deck. I hit good shots from the fairway, short rough and semi-long rough. I did not seem to lose any distance from any of the three lies that I hit from.
Customer Service not used Similar Products Used: Callaway, Wilson, Taylor Made, Cleveland, Cobra, Ping, Titleist and Nike |
[May 17, 2006]
Golfholic
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway X Fairway 3 wood
There are number of reasons why this club was the Golfdigest's editor's choice. After reviewing about new fairway woods on the market, i headed to local golf shop and tested this along with few other clubs. I have Ping G5 driver and was leaning toward G5 woods. But for fairway woods, i had to settle with Callaway X. And what a great choice i made.
Similar Products Used: Nike Sasquatch, Ping G5, Taylormade R7 |
[May 06, 2006]
Jamie O
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway X
Love it. Club sits up nice at address, very solid feeling as advertised.
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[Apr 30, 2006]
Mr. Newport
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Callaway X 3 Wood
I had a lot of trouble finding a 3 wood but the search is over. This one is great, just perfect. I got the fujikura 26.3 stiff and its awesome. Very long off the tee and easy to hit from the fairway. Keeper Customer Service No-one, and I mean no-one beats callaway customer service. Similar Products Used: All of them |