I have the 3 and the 5, I love these clubs! I was playing an older set of Taylormade fairway woods, so I decided it was time for a change, and I could not have made a better choice, these woods are awesome! I was hitting them so well that my buddies were telling me to quit hitting my r5 driver, and ... » More

I have the 3 and the 5, I love these clubs! I was playing an older set of Taylormade fairway woods, so I decided it was time for a change, and I could not have made a better choice, these woods are awesome! I was hitting them so well that my buddies were telling me to quit hitting my r5 driver, and just hit the 3 wood, but I did better than that, I went out and bought Burner Driver 9.5 Stiff, and that is just as great as the fairway woods only longer, Great Equipment! » Close

This is the first 3 wood I have owned that actually seems to go where I want it to. Off the deck it is pretty good,, gets it to where sorta where I was aiming. A good club off the tee on short par 4s . I am a bad guy, cause I cant wait for the review on the NEW Callaway square 3 wood.. I hear it ... » More

This is the first 3 wood I have owned that actually seems to go where I want it to. Off the deck it is pretty good,, gets it to where sorta where I was aiming. A good club off the tee on short par 4s . I am a bad guy, cause I cant wait for the review on the NEW Callaway square 3 wood.. I hear it will be awesome... I have and love the FTI,, sooo the 3 wood might be as good. » Close

I've horsed around with various fairway woods: brands, lofts, shaft materials, etc. Always felt as though a consistent feel and set up would work best. Finally have figured out what works for me- the TM Burners, both driver and 3w. Extremely light shaft, but not whippy at all. Sets up very well to m... » More

I've horsed around with various fairway woods: brands, lofts, shaft materials, etc. Always felt as though a consistent feel and set up would work best. Finally have figured out what works for me- the TM Burners, both driver and 3w. Extremely light shaft, but not whippy at all. Sets up very well to my eye - low profile with enough face width/length to be both forgiving and workable. Only word of caution: if you hit this in the cage, make certain you check the frequency against the one you actually pull off the retail rack - there a big variances. Nice to have it down to a single fairway wood that does not cause me to think about much. » Close