I'm just looking for suggestions for Fairway Woods. I'm open to any and all Suggestions Tour or Retail, Domestic or Import. I'm about a 5 or 6 Handicap which comes from bad Course Management maybe. I hit The Ball EXTREMELY High, I make pitch marks with my 7.5* Driver. I'm Probably looking for something that looks good and has a very boring trajectory.

Thanks in advance,

-Parker

P.S. Right now I'm using a TITLEIST PT 15* Bore Thru with a S300 Shaft and I hit it Too High and not quite far enough for my liking right now

Sonartec SS-03

If you hit the PT high then the SS-03 is the club for you. Piercing bullets, amazing feel, great looks and length.

I have a SS03, but for some reason, I didn't like the Feel, It felt harsh to me. Thanks for the suggestions, keep them coming.

-Parker

well the old favorites:

970 Silver

BBD Type H

Tourstage MR-23 **

Tourstage FST

TM V-Steel / 200 Tour

I suggest a 13.5 F-ST.

I'm just looking for suggestions for Fairway Woods. I'm open to any and all Suggestions Tour or Retail, Domestic or Import. I'm about a 5 or 6 Handicap which comes from bad Course Management maybe. I hit The Ball EXTREMELY High, I make pitch marks with my 7.5* Driver. I'm Probably looking for something that looks good and has a very boring trajectory.

Thanks in advance,

-Parker

P.S. Right now I'm using a TITLEIST PT 15* Bore Thru with a S300 Shaft and I hit it Too High and not quite far enough for my liking right now

Chris suggests the F-ST, and I actually have one to unload: 3+ (13.5*) w/ UST iRod FW stiff, untipped, full insert, 43", Winn V17 RT Arrow XF (grey) grip. Head is 8.5/10 (no sky marks), shaft and grip are 9.9/10. Hits it long and low. Let me know if you're interested and I'll send over some pics.

Didier

Steel Cleveland Launcher series. For me it came down to the Cleveland and the Mizuno MP-001 and the Cleveland just seems to suit me better.

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Mizuno MP-001 are excellent.

Mizuno Hot Metal if you can find one. Excellent.

I'll add my two cents. The ERC fusion fairway woods are great I have boring trajectory with my 3 wood.

What type of shots do you play. Are you a fader, or a drawer of the ball. It sounds to me like your swing is to steep. Shallow it out, and save yourself some money.

I'd recommend the Cleveland Launchers or the Titleist 980F. They are both really long. The 3 wood Cleveland was sometimes as long as my driver.

I am into the TM 200 Steel. You won't find an easier to hit FW and with the right shaft they are very long and accurate. I have a 2, 3, 4, 5 and 7. Classic Woods.

Sonartec NP-99 might be a good one to try out. Maybe a bit higher ball flight than SS-03, but close.

The tourstage fs-t or the new Gauge Design, coming out in late Aug. in japan . The sonartec np-99 ,or the ss-03 ,or the a v-steel ,those IMO the best choices...Good luck on your choice...

From all the woods that I've tried, the NP-99 has the most boring trajectory and into the wind will go farther than most drivers.

I too am a high ball hitter, and the best combo I have found is a steelhead III 15* shimmed open to 13*. I hit bombs with this thing, and best of all no ballooning.

I just got my TS F-ST+ 13 deg. , PRGR Duo Hit 18 deg. and TM RAC 2U Driving iron in normal-spec from TSG (Chris).

I will post my review soon but so far I had 1 round with the F-ST+.

And here's my short term review:

Distance - my ball goes 240-250yds (using Pro V1x).

Ball flight - it has a low trajectory which is what I wanted.

Forgiveness - Fairway or not you can hit this club from anywhere.

Feel - Very solid and effortless to hit.

Looks - Very clean and beautiful look.

I will update with a seperate review as I put more rounds in em.

if you like your titleist wood, then you should try the 980f Strong in steel shaft. I have that 980f in steel for 5 wood and I like it very much. Or try something with nv shaft in it, it's suppose to lower ball flight.