Callaway FT-5 Driver Review
The Callaway FT-5 Driver takes advantage of Callaway’s Fusion Technology. It also features the OptiFit weighting technology which lets you setup the driver in 3 different modes: Fade, Neutral and Draw. This is great for golfers that know how they hit the ball because they can setup the driver to fix their swing without actually changing your swing.
The Callaway FT 5 Driver has a larger Titanium face that is designed to the legal limit and helps to increase ball speed, distance and forgiveness even on miss-hits. It comes with a 460cc club head which makes hitting straighter and more solid shots easier. It is made of Carbon Composite body which is much lighter than Titanium. This driver was named to Golf Digest’s Hot List for it’s excellent performance.
The Callaway FT-5 Driver comes in either 9 or 10 degree loft and the Fujikura shaft comes in Stiff or Regular. It is a great driver for golfers of all levels and with its hot face and advanced technology you are sure to be hitting straighter drives in no time.
Cleveland HiBORE XLS Driver Review
The Cleveland HBORE XLS Driver features a face that is 16% larger than the original XLS and meets the USGA limit dimensions. It also has max MOI of 5900 (USGA limit) which helps to maximize ball speed while still helping to improve accuracy on off center hits.
The Cleveland HIiBORE Monster XLS driver is a great choice for those who want to a large hitting area that will provide great accuracy off the tee on mis-hits. It also features distance driven geometry which moves the weight lower and deeper in the club head which helps to align hits with the hot spot in the center of the driver face getting you move launch and distance.
The Cleveland HiBORE XLS drive comes with a Fujikura shaft that comes in Stiff or Regular flex. It was named to the Golf Digest Hot List for its great performance. This is one of the best performing drivers on the market and is sure to shake some things up in the golf industry
Callaway X-20 Irons Review
The Callaway X-20 Irons provide the perfect balance of forgiveness and performance. They are designed to golfers a high performance set of irons that still provide forgiveness on off-center hits.
The Callaway X-20 Irons feature Extreme Notch Weighting which basically puts the weight of the iron on the perimeter of the club head which in turns gives it a higher MOI which then gives you better forgiveness and stability. Whew.
The Callaway X-18 Irons are a similar set but the X-20 Irons have a center of gravity that is 6% more which gives then a little more enhanced feel and playability. They also have the patented Callaway Golf Core Technologies which maximizes ball speed and perimeter weighting for more distance and forgiveness.
The Callaway X-20 Irons come in either steel or graphite shaft and a Regular or Uniflex. The set includes 4-PW and SW. Overall these are a great set of irons which should give you a better feel and a lot of forgiveness.
Adams Idea A3 Hybrid Irons Review
The Adams Idea A3 Hybrid Irons feature the Boxer Hybrids, Hollow-back irons and cavity-back irons giving you one of the most game improving irons sets available.
The Adams Idea A3 Irons come with a 3, 4 and 5 hybrid which are much easier to hit for most golfers then traditional irons. They are designed to provide maximum distance while also having great forgiveness which is sure to benefit the long game of most golfers.
The 6 and 7 iron are hollow-back irons which make them easy to hit and provide more consistent accuracy.
The 8, 9 and PW irons are cavity back irons which give them higher playability while still providing forgiveness on off-center hits.
With the mix of hybrids, hollow-back and cavity back irons this set is great for golfers looking for more accuracy while still maintaining good length which is why they were named to the Golf Digest 2008 HotList. The Adams Idea A1 Hybrid Irons come in either steel or graphite shafts and regular and stiff flex.