taylormade r7 tp
In all honesty, this is the first fairway wood that I really trust and like.I can hit the 3W from 260-280 off the tee and 240-250 off the deck. I have noticed that with both clubs, my misses are to the left.. I cant say anything about the stock graphite shafts, but with an X100 shaft, the club is very accurate. This is a solid club, definitely the best FW woods I have ever used. I also dont really unload on the 5W like I do with the 3W (it might be in my head). People comment on this club alot, especially when I outdrive their $500 driver with a steel shafted 3 wood. The 5W I hit about 230 every time. I started with the 3 wood and a year later bought the 5 wood. The X100 is probably a little stiff for me, but I dont have the same confidence in the S300 DG Lite. The club is absolutely amazing. I was in a bad situation after a drive on a par 5 (487 yards out) I hit something and it kicked way backwards up by a tee box.I replaced the stock steel shafts with UST Proforce FW stiff.and BAM! It's long, straight and easy to hit. I ended up hitting it 305 yards off of the deck!!! No joke at all.. I can't believe TM doesn't make it anymore. As soon as I find a v-steel 3 wood for a good enough price its going in the bag. It comes highly recommended. If I can find another set im going to buy them.. Have been using these woods ever since. Model Reviewed:TaylorMade V-Steel 3+5W Summary:First off, I have a 3W with a DG X100 (tour model w/ "Paint Break") and a 5W with a DG Lite S300. It usually does what I tell it to. It was downwind about 10 mph. Its a shame Taylormade no longer makes them.Model Reviewed:Taylor Made V Steel 7 wood Fairway Summary:The best cluib I have ever had the chance to use. This was back when I had no 3 wood. IMO one of the best if not the best fairway woods out there. I hit my 3W off the tee on any hole less than 430 yards and my scores have dropped significantly. By the way, I've got $90 in this club and it looks like new.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 tend to hit the S300 too high (and Im not sure if it is my swing or the club). I will confirm what most people have said is true. Anybody looking for a good fairway wood that is easy to hit should go for a v-steel. You also cant beat the price. This club can do it all.
