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TaylorMade Burner Superfast Fairway Wood
The triangular geometry of the clubhead allows for a lower and deeper center of gravity, which is designed to promote higher launch and lower spin. A larger face area increases the clubface’s sweet spot, and a long, 43.75-inch shaft is designed to increase swing speed and distance. The clubhead’s matte white finish is designed to reduce glare and to aid alignment by contrasting with the black club face.

Hot:
The supersized clubhead (it has the longest front-to-back measurement) and long shaft makes this fairway wood a distance machine, particularly off the tee, but we like the addition of a 16.5-degree loft. It's the lowest loft most average players should be considering.
Not:
White has the effect of making the club look bigger. That's not really necessary when you're trying to hit that already big 3-wood off the ground.

Taylormade R11 Fairway Wood

The adjustable hosel allows users to change the lie and loft/face angle to eight settings. Golfers can also independently alter the club's face angle through an adjustable soleplate. The crown is painted a matte white to reduce glare, to make the clubhead appear slightly larger than it really is, and to contrast with the black face for easy alignment.

Hot:
The R11 comes standard with the Fujikura Blur shaft, and the TP model features 20 shaft options.
Not:
Does the low-handicap golfer really want his fairway wood to look slightly larger than it really is?


Callaway RAZR Hawk Fairway Wood
A lightweight crown made from a new, more durable carbon composite is fused to a 17-4 stainless-steel body. This allows weight to be repositioned along the perimeter of the sole to increase the club's forgiveness and launch angle. The goal of the heat-treated variable-thickness face is to minimize loss of ball speed on mis-hits.

Hot:
The crown weighs 24 grams less than an all-steel model. This adds both height and distance.
Not:
For all the technology in the crown and face, the nonexistent sole story leaves us puzzled.


Callaway Diablo Octane Tour Fairway Wood
Golfers have two choices: The deep center of gravity (CG) of the wide-bodied Diablo Octane helps launch the ball high. The more forward CG of the smaller Tour model delivers a lower trajectory. Both feature Callaway's variable-thickness face that’s designed to maximize off-center hits.

Hot:
A forgiving shape and a smart face make this a strong entry. Including a 9-wood in the lineup where others don't makes it special.
Not:
The standard version is loud, and the Tour model is muffled. Any way we can find middle ground?

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