What Professional Golf Players Use Callaway Fairway Woods?
Callaway woods are some of the most innovative on the market, and have grown quite a following on the professional golf tours. It has four major lines of woods, each of which has its advocates in the pro ranks.
The first player we would like to talk about is Phil Mickelson. If you follow golf, you will most likely be familiar with him. Phil is a long standing excellent PGA professional, and he has a Callaway FT Tour 3-wood, which he routinely plays from the fairway onto the green. Callaway FT means Fusion Technology – this particular fairway wood is made of stainless steel and tungsten. The company claims that this combination produces higher MOI and distributes the gravity efficiently. Callaway FT also contains a so called opti-fit system of weights, and players generally customize their FT Tour woods to suit the intricacies of their swing.
Next line of Callaway Woods is the X Fairway Woods. An example of a professional PGA player using the X series is Ernie Els. The Callaway X Fairway Woods boast a bigger head volume than the FT series, and are fitted with a fairly shallow steel face. Callaway advise that the X series of woods allow to create higher ball speeds.
Rocco Mediate is amongst the players that have Callaway woods. He plays a Callaway FT-I Squareway 3-wood, and the Squareway series are widely known for their forgiveness. The MOI that the Squareways produce can easily match the MOI of any driver on the market, and the design allows to move the weight of the club to the perimeters, thus resisting twisting.
Annike Sorenstam was playing with a Callaway X Tour 15-degree fairway wood when she picked up some of her recent wins. On occasion, she has also used the X Tour 5-wood. Annika is one of the most widely recognised LPGA golfers.
Lastly, Cristie Kerr plays Callaway Big Bertha woods. The Big Bertha series offer a compromise between forgiveness and ball speed, delivering on both. The Big Bertha woods are a great addition to the Big Bertha driver and iron line.
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