You might own the best fairway wood on the market, but hitting the thing is a totally different matter and something many amateurs struggle with. Utilising these versatile clubs are an excellent way to bridge the gap between your driver and irons, providing support on those tough long par-5s and amplifying your ball striking options.
Either through a lack of confidence or a lack of understanding around how to correctly hit a fairway wood, many amateurs opt to leave them in the bag (or the car) and plod around without ever realising their full potential.
