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Model Reviewed:3w & 5w Summary:Absolutely the best woods I have ever used. Like it`s 3 & 5 brothers it is the only club where I naturaly draw the ball. In all honesty, this is the first fairway wood that I really trust and like.I wouldnt say that this club is longer than other woods or necessarily more forgiving, but I would say that it is almost a perfect balance.. I cant say anything about the stock graphite shafts, but with an X100 shaft, the club is very accurate.Model Reviewed:Taylor Made V Steel 7 wood Fairway Summary:The best cluib I have ever had the chance to use.and BAM! It's long, straight and easy to hit. I also dont really unload on the 5W like I do with the 3W (it might be in my head). So I hit my v-steel 5 wood to try and get somewhere down the fairway to hopefully make par.Model Reviewed:Taylor Made V-Steel 3 WoodSummary:Bought this at a secondhand store and put a Grafaloy FW shaft in it with a ribbed grip. I started with the 3 wood and a year later bought the 5 wood. Its a shame Taylormade no longer makes them. The 5W I hit about

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