11 January 2010 No Comment Email This Post

CALLAWAY FT-IZ

Asking Price: $400
Lofts: 9, 10, 11, 13;
Tour Model: 8.5, 9.5, 10.5

The compressing cured carbon fibre body behind the facecup weighs precisely 43.5 grams, permitting weight delivered to be aimed in the heel, toe and deep behind the center of the club face. The intention is added pursuant ball speed, being stable and spin on off-centered hits. A chemically milled around procedure on the face betters the preciseness of the variable thickness.

What I like about this driver is the misses are not out of control, a little off the fairway and not in the woods.
The driver kind of looks like Darth Vader's helmet. But do not evaluate it by its appearence. It can play.
For a gaga shaped head, it feels real good. Mis-hits and good hits deliver a similar trajectory, which you won't see a great deal off.

What's Hot: Callaway's operation allows its architects to displace more weight where a few can't. This driver is more intense in execution and less intense in shape than ever before.
What's Not: The changeable I-Mix option is concerning, but its pricing for different shafts is a little concerning.

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