Fairway Wood

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By JSparks

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  1. JSparks

    JSparks

    Currently I’m using a 7 and 9 Xxio fairway wood and need an in between club. Suggestions??

  2. Don O

    Don O
    Madison, WI

    You might want to see a professional on why you need something between a 20 and 23 degrees fairway.

    In the lightweight models for slower swingers, I am a true fan of the TSR-1 models. I have the 18 and 20 degree fairways and the 23 degree hybrid. We worked on the distance gapping to add on top of my 6 iron, looking for the best combination of hybrids and fairways that worked for me. My 818 hybrid 23 degree didn’t have enough gap from the 6 iron and too much gap to a 19 degree hybrid. That the hosel is adjustable the pro was able to fine tune the settings.

    The fixed hosel on your current line limits fine tuning. I was curious about that product but the lack of LH options is just one more reason why I stay with Titleist.

  3. Lou G

    Lou G
    San Diego, CA

    Don O said:

    You might want to see a professional on why you need something between a 20 and 23 degrees fairway.

    In the lightweight models for slower swingers, I am a true fan of the TSR-1 models. I have the 18 and 20 degree fairways and the 23 degree hybrid. We worked on the distance gapping to add on top of my 6 iron, looking for the best combination of hybrids and fairways that worked for me. My 818 hybrid 23 degree didn’t have enough gap from the 6 iron and too much gap to a 19 degree hybrid. That the hosel is adjustable the pro was able to fine tune the settings.

    The fixed hosel on your current line limits fine tuning. I was curious about that product but the lack of LH options is just one more reason why I stay with Titleist.

    Loving the TSR1 20 and 23 fairways and 26 hybrid. The lofts are 20.75-24.5-28. Everything else from the 34H down to 64 wedge is separated by 6*.

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