Fairway Wood
Fairway Wood
Lucas Glover leads SBS Championship
KAPALUA, Hawaii (AP) -- U.S. Open champion Lucas Glover returned to Kapalua and had another miserable start to the first round of a new PGA Tour season. The difference Thursday was how he finished.
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 Nickent Genex 3DX Ironwood DC Fairway Wood Golf Club US $10.00 
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 Ping Eye 2 Fairway Wood Golf Club Vintage Ping Eye2 Woods 13457 US $130.00
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 TaylorMade Burner TP 13 Fairway Wood Taylor Made golf US $130.00
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 Callaway RAZR X Hybrid Fairway Wood Golf Club US $140.00
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 Callaway Rescue 2 FT Hybrid Fairway Wood Golf Club HB2 17 Draw Bias US $24.99
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 Mac Attack Red Mens Left Handed 3 Fairway Wood 15 Gr With a Bridgestone Ball US $18.00
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 Ping G10 5 Fairway Wood Headcover NEW US $7.26
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 TAYLORMADE BURNER RESCUE RE AX 65 FAIRWAY 3 WOOD US $26.00
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 Callaway Diablo Octane 5 Fairway Wood Graphite Regular NEW US $75.00
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 2011 Taylormade Burner Superfast 20 Fairway 3 wood 15 degree Used RH US $107.50
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 2011 Taylormade Burner Superfast 20 Fairway 5 wood 18 degree Used RH US $102.50
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 MacGregor MT 2008 Fairway Wood Golf Club US $20.00
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 Callaway Diablo Octane Fairway Wood Golf Club US $40.00
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 Callaway Solaire Ladies 9 Wood Womans 9 Fairway US $90.00
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 Callaway FT Fusion 15 3 Fairway Wood Fujikura Fit onE 160 Graphite Stiff Shaft US $59.95
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 Ping G20 5 fairway wood reg US $132.50
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 KING COBRA Ladies SPEED LD fairway wood headcover NEW US $8.49
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 Cubic Balance Easyair T Fairway 7 Wood Golf Club US $10.00
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 GolfSmith XPC Rough Rider 7 Fairway Wood Golf Club US $10.00
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 New USA Flag X Wood Fairway Headcover Black with Red White Blue Embroidery US $.99
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Whats a good Fairway wood to start off hitting with?
What Flex should i get?
What Shaft should i Get?
Depending on your swing speed a regular flex shafted 3 wood or 5 wood if you haven't played golf . The clubs are lofted, easier to get the ball air borne and give one a sense of accomplishment when a ball is in flight.. Drivers with 12.5 degree loft would probably be the next purchase. The club should result in longer golf shots than those hit with either the 3 or 5 woods.
One of the ways to drastically lower your score is to improve your golf course management. This basically means improving the way you approach and play each hole on the course.
So lets get started.
Do you get on to the tee box of a par four or a par five and automatically reach for your driver? Do you look at the layout of a particular whole and decide which club will be best suited to the teeshot? Do you ever look at the obstacles ahead of you when teeing off or playing your approach shot towards a green and decide on the best position to be in for the following shot? When
hitting approach shots to the green, do you always go for the pin?
If your answer is no to all of these questions then you struggle with golf course management.
There are two very important things to think about when playing your shot.
1) If I hit the ball to a certain position on a hole, what will my next shot be like and what is the chance that I will be playing the next shot from the fairway or the green?
2) Where is the best position for my ball to be in for the next shot?
That is basically what it all comes down to.
From were will I be hitting my next shot?
Don't get me wrong, I like hitting my driver as much as the next guy. The problem just comes in when I don't hit my drive straight or the landing area of the drive is riddled with hazards. My next shot will then most probably be a recovery shot from the hazard, which basically is a waste of a shot and after playing one recovery shot on every hole I end up playing 18 more shots than I should have.
So here is how to improve your course management and to get rid of those extra wasted shots.
1) Before hitting the ball analyse the hole ahead and identify all possible hazards.
2) Select an area on the fairway to hit to that hasn't got too many hazards and a relatively large room for error.
3) Select a club that you feel comfortable with hitting to that area.
4) Hit the ball and look forward to a hazard free next shot.
All this method will help you do is select the right club for the shot and leave you in the best possible position to play the following shot. Sure, you might have to hit a 3 wood instead of a driver or aim towards the wider part of the green, but I'd rather sacrifice a bit of distance or accuracy than playing my next shot from a hazard that will cost me an extra shot on that hole.
Hope this helps.
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