This is the best fairway wood I've ever hit. It is great for shaping shots and is very long.

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titleist 975f, calloway steelhead 4+

I have been searching for a 3-wood for the longest time. Tried the Kasco K2K and loved it...but had to pay aroud $250 for it. So I tried this Mizuno 3 wood (15 degrees) and thought it was a very good 3-wood, especially for the price. It sets up great and makes you feel confident. Has great carry and easy to work the ball. During a round, I use it more than my driver (Titleist 975D) off the tee just because it's easier to control. I average 250 yards off the tee with it and it's great. The only thing not good I can say about it is that it is more suited for a right-to-left player...I'm a left-to-right player, so I sometimes "leak" the ball to the right a little too much sometimes with this club. But, nevertheless, this club has brought me many more eagles and I'll most likely keep it in my bad for a while.

And if you are looking for a good 3-wood, see if you can find a Maruman Verity 16 degrees with the origianl graphite shaft in it...it's an awesome club to have!

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Kasco K2K 11, Titleist 975F (14), Titleist PT (15), Maruman Verity (16), Orlimar Trimetal (13), and Ping ISI.

This is an exceptionally good fairway wood. Very forgiving, and easy to hit from troubled lies. Ball gets airborne easily.

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Callaway Steelhead

I bought this club to replace my original Adams 13*. This club is very solid and long with much better trajectory(low to mid) than my Adams. I also tried the Cleveland Quad Pro which is also a good club but the Mizuno seems just a bit more solid. Easy to work the ball. I took the shaft out of it and put in a True Temper EI-70 stiff shaft. The shaft you put in your club will make a HUGE difference in the playability. I would definitely recommend this club to anyone looking to step up their game with fairway woods.

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Original Adams Tight Lies 13*, Cleveland Quad Pro 13*

i've been tried several woods in the market but nothing can compare this one. never really heard of this japanese brand name neither. but they really did great job. i was looking for 3, 5 woods and a guy at the proshop passed these to me. glanced it and ignored at first. i was about to buy titleiest woods with steel shaft. and for some reason(i do not know why), i was back home with these 2 mysterious small dark siver heads. tried them at the range and the result? cannot explain. just believe me and try...
absolute beauty. great feel & accuracy. perfect performance on the fairway as well as on the tee(you need very low tee set up). try it. that's all i can say.

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this is far byond others.

Update of my earlier review (10/00). Still love the 5 wood. After playing several rounds, 3W (15 degree) is great off the tee, but difficult off the ground and hits very low. I recently hit a 14.5 975F and switched immediately. 975F is much easier to hit off the ground, hits higher and lands softer. Mizuno 3W is still a good club, but depends on what you are looking for in a 3W. If you are looking for more carry, I'd go with the 975F.

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975F, Taylor Made Tour Cleek (16 degree - 1988).

This is very good glub. It is hard to get through the rough but you can easily shape the ball. This club goes way further than normal steel. This is a hard club to hit. It is best for lowere handicapers.(12 and below). Not the easiest club to gup up in the air but great for short par 4's of the tees. But to sum it up a great great club.

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ever other low profile wood.

First fairway wood in my bag. Played only 2 rounds todate and hitting straight and long. I love the low boring trajectory and can't wait for the sun to dry my course out to get the maximum benefit. Tempted to purchase a matching 7 wood. Well worth a demo

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Cobra Gravity Back - Taylor Made Supersteel

I recently purchased the Mizuno T-Zoid Forged 3 & 5 woods. My first experience with them was at the range and I must say that I was very impressed. They are easy to hit and although I have had only limited use of these new woods, they seem to go long. The woods however set up in what seems to be an open clubface position, but there is nothing wrong with this when you get used to it. The ball will travel straight and long.

I have to say they are much better and easier to hit than the Adams Tight Lies although to be fair, I have not used the Tight Lies 2 woods.

Overall, the Mizunos are excellent buys, good value for money and performs just as good as the so called premium brands.

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Most recently, Adams Tight Lies (original) 5 & 7 woods

Awesome club, much easier to hit and more forgiving than the Steelhead and Trimetal. Distance is also much better - money well spent.

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Callaway Steelhead, Orlimar Trimetal