Callaway FT Fairway Wood Review
The Callaway FT Fairway Wood has earned raves on the golf circuit as a series of clubs that provides the forgiveness, distance, and shot-shaping capabilities that players demand.
It is made with multi-material construction, combining a stainless steel face and body with a sole infused with the denser tungsten. That saves discretionary weight that has been moved to the perimeter of the club, optimizing the center of gravity. The ball jumps off the clubface of the Callaway FT fairway wood, and flies down the fairway when it's hit solidly.
 Callaway FT Fairway Wood Golf Club  US $119.00
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 Callaway FT Hybrid Fairway Wood Golf Club 4DrawReg US $45.80
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 2010 CALLAWAY FT iZ FTiZ 3 FAIRWAY WOOD REGULAR FLEX US $50.00
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 Callaway FT Fairway Wood NEW US $94.00
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One additional feature of the Callaway FT fairway wood is the OptiFit weighting system. That allows golfers to configure the club to have a draw bias, or keep it in a neutral setting. The sole has been designed to sweep through the turf cleanly and make it easier to hit the ball on the sweet spot, while the clubhead is compact enough to make good contact on balls hit out of the rough. Whether the lie is good or bad, the club’s launch angles make it easy to get the ball off the ground and flying at the desired trajectory.
The Callaway FT fairway wood retails for $249, and looks, sounds and plays like one of the best on the market.
Distance: 10
Forgiveness: 9
Value for Money: 9
