When you look into the bags of golfers, the ‘old trusty’ in the bag tends to be a fairway wood that has seen better days. I’m a big believer in the expression ‘don’t try and fix what isn’t broken’ but when you’re rocking 10-20 year old technology, there’s no doubt you’re missing out on some performance gains. Yes, the slightly more modern head design may take some getting used to, but trust me, you’ll thank me when you make the switch.
I honestly believe the best fairway woods can have such a huge impact on how well you score throughout a season and so having the right ones for you can do wonders for your golf game. Much like selecting the best golf driver for your bag, there is plenty of choice when it comes to type of head and loft, which are key considerations before deciding which fairway woods you are going to put in play.
