RRP: £149
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The Adams Golf Speedline LP Ladies Fairway wood uses the superb Velocity Slot Technology that proved a massive success with the previous Speedline F11 Fairways. This visible technology across the crown and sole delivers a spring-like effect for more...
RRP: £249
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If 2011 was the year of the white driver, then 2012 has been the year of the fairway wood. From TaylorMade’s RocketBallz to Cobra’s 45-inch Long Tom 2W, they have been the talk of the golf equipment industry. Yet US-based Tour Edge have been focused...
RRP: £90
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Using the same stability technology used in the Quad speed drivers, the Benross Quad Speed White Fairway Wood has split dual crowns and a wide modern footprint to lower and deepen the centre of gravity so you can be sure of powering shots out of any...
RRP: £220
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It’s not only the new Ping Anser driver that will be making headlines thanks to adjustability, but the Anser fairway wood as well. The club is Ping’s first adjustable fairway wood and features the same trajectory tuning as the Anser driver to adjust...
RRP: £199
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Cobra have unveiled a 2-wood to go with their four-foot long driver. A longer shaft (45 inches – the legal limit) and a larger 240cc clubhead mean more distance. It also features Cobra’s E9 face technology for more forgiveness. Available in regular,...
RRP: £199
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“Mizuno's fairway woods have always had a high pick-up rate on the Tour," says Andy Kikidas, Mizuno’s Tour Operations Manager. "But at Q-School in Spain it was clear the MP-650’s have really gone up a level in ball speed. Combine that with a workable...
RRP: £200
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The Ping i20 is ideal for low to mid handicap golfers, made from stainless steel and able to launch the golf ball. It has a neutral head rotation to promote square impact and traditional head design address profile makes for confident, simplified...
RRP: £199
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The sleek black head, shallow face and penetrating ball flight in Letter' new fairway woods will appeal to good players.
RRP: £199
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The R11’s successor offers golfers the option of square, two closed and two open settings to provide huge variety in shot shaping. Lofts can also be adjusted by either 1.5° up or down but perhaps the most notable thing is the low and forward CG...
RRP: £149
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If you haven’t previously considered Yonex woods, the EZONE SD is a good place to start. Golfers will see a high, powerful ball flight and benefit from a high level of forgiveness too. The Nanospeed 200 shaft that is fitted as standard delivers...
RRP: £40
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Dunlop are starting to get into golf in a big way and their new NZ9 range is incredibly easy on the eye. The fairway wood uses Aeroskin technology making it super aerodynamic for more clubhead speed which in turn translates to more distance. Dunlop...
RRP: £199
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Callaway’s first foray into adjustability allows golfers to set the fairway wood to an open, closed or square setting to promote different shot shapes, or help cure an ongoing fault quickly and effeciently. The OptiFit system is incredibly...
RRP: £179
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Some players have reported gains of up to 17 yards with this club, and that’s impressive. The secret lies in the Speed Pocket that sits behind the face – it boosts COR and ball speed for more distance, and the flight is incredibly strong due in part...
RRP: £175
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The K15 clubs have been around for about 18 months now but remain a favourite. Straight Flight Technology – a visible weight pad positioned towards the heel of the club – helps rotate the club to a squarer position at impact, helping eliminate the...
RRP: £130
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The VR_S fairway wood complements the driver, and boasts lots of the same innovations. The NexCOR face technology promotes ball speed for greater distance but the fairway woods also feature L-Face technology, giving maximum distance from the most...
RRP: £169
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The name synonymous with Cobra rescue clubs has branched out. One of the major problems club golfers have when hitting a fairway is digging it into the ground, but the Tungsten Rail Sole helps the club glide through the surface for a crisper contact,...
RRP: £220
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Cleveland’s premium range of woods are pricey but look great. Aerodynamics have been instrumental in the design, with Cleveland engineers developing a drag reducing Speed Crown. A weight screw at the rear of the sole plate gives a low, deep centre of...
RRP: £199
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Adams latest Speedline Fast model features a second generation Velocity Slot and a larger sweetspot for improved launch conditions and more distance from the fairway, and off the tee. It’s also incredibly forgiving too. The price could be an issue...
RRP: £199
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The TaylorMade R11 Fairway Wood produces out of this world results on the golf course. With the ability to adjust the golf ball trajectory by up to 60 yards side to side, and backspin by up to 1000 rpm, TaylorMade has produced a fairway wood which...
RRP: £175
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The PING G20 Fairway Wood is for all ability levels. This club easily gets the ball airborne and adds yards with a low-deep center of gravity in the 17-4 stainless steel head by creating low spin with a much higher launch. Contact: www.ping.com or...