This Launcher DST Fairway Wood is designed to be light and long. In fact the Mitsubishi Diamana Red shaft is 43-1/2 inches and weighs 64 grams. The clubhead is also very light with its 0.55-millimeter crown. The clubface is oversized and plasma-welded.

The 3-wood comes in three lofts: ...

Adjustable clubs are the latest rage and I believe TaylorMade was the first to do it. This TaylorMade R9 has an adjustable hosel that allows you to change the lie and loft angle to eight different settings. This is TaylorMade's FCT (Flight Control Technology) which will ...

If there is a better-looking head on a three wood, I haven't seen it yet. This 909 Fairway wood is very pleasing to look down at address with its compact club head, sleek clean lines, and a simple alignment aid. Please keep in mind though, that this ...

This is a very attractive fairway wood. Just look at it. Looking down at address, it is a solid black club head with a deep steel clubface. (It's pretty crazy how the fairway woods of today are twice as big as the drivers of yesterday.)

This X ...

"Tink!" "Tink!" "Tink!"

What's that sound? Why, it's the mating call of the Nike Sumo Driver.

You've all seen the huge Sumo drivers. They were very popular. What's not to like about the gargantuan square head? (Other than the horrible "tink" sound it makes.)

Here is the fairway wood version. ...

Here's a lesson in Marketing 101: Keep repeating the name of the product over and over again until it is ingrained in your client's head, e.g. "The Perfect Club is wonderful. The Perfect Club hits great shots. The Perfect Club will cure cancer..." I remember they used to run ...

The HipTec Geo #3 Fairway Wood is a stylish, flashy-looking fairway wood at a great price for any golfer's budget. But is that necessarily a good thing? While many woods look funky and hi-tech, most seem to be carbon copies of each other. Let's take a deeper look ...

Walk into any golf store and you'll see hundreds of clubs that are all essentially the same. From Nike to Callaway to Titleist to all of those cheap brands you've never bothered to try, there isn't a whole lot of innovation across the board from leading golf brands. And it's not ...

TaylorMade's Burner series has been a tried-and-true set of golf clubs over the years, and this year's is no exception. Its sleek design and large clubhead allow it to boast the highest MOI in golf. They also promote several features included in the Burner Driver that make it one of ...

The Adams Speedline Fairway Wood aims to provide a true hybrid by combining the versatility of a hybrid iron and the distance of a fairway wood. While this is an intriguing idea, it puts the club into more of a niche than it would like to be in.

The Speedline Fairway Wood ...

Attention golf geeks: Have you heard of Nickent Golf's patented brazing technology? Well un-tuck that dry fit, pull up those trousers, and turn your textbooks to chapter three...

Brazing technology is an innovation that fuses steel and titanium without using epoxy. To make the 4DX Fairway Wood, Nickent took a ...

I'm a sucker for Nike, but don't worry; this review actually isn't skewed. I was pretty anxious to try out the Dymo series after really enjoying the Sasquatch 2 series. I was first of all completely impressed by the look. It took me a little bit to ...