I have used and loved my Callaway VFT 3 wood for many years and it has been a staple in my bag as a go-to club. I recently attended one of the Callaway demo days and was asked to try the Octane 4 wood which really surprised me with its feel and distance, After trying out the line, I purchased the... » More

I have used and loved my Callaway VFT 3 wood for many years and it has been a staple in my bag as a go-to club. I recently attended one of the Callaway demo days and was asked to try the Octane 4 wood which really surprised me with its feel and distance, After trying out the line, I purchased the 3 wood and found it to be longer than what I had been using.

The shape gives confidence at set-up and the crisp sound at impact is very pleasing. After its first day on the course, it's in my bag to stay. With the introduction of the Razr Hawk line the new pricing helps to make the Octane more affordable. Well worth the $$. » Close

I love the feel of this club.. Solid, Long, and much more forgiving than the typical long irons.. The double weight screws have enough mass that even off-center hits carry well. The feel is the best of any of the hybrids I have used to date. Tour Edge is not as well known as some other brands but ... » More

I love the feel of this club.. Solid, Long, and much more forgiving than the typical long irons.. The double weight screws have enough mass that even off-center hits carry well. The feel is the best of any of the hybrids I have used to date. Tour Edge is not as well known as some other brands but this is very well constructed and balanced. I bought this on feel with a stiff shaft and it's accuracy is great! » Close

Santa brought us a new Skycaddie 2.5 to supplement our old faithful Skycaddie 2.0. The size, while a little taller, is much more manageable since the casing is thinner and it will fit in places that were awkward with the former model.
Using it for the first time today, I was surprised to find ... » More

Santa brought us a new Skycaddie 2.5 to supplement our old faithful Skycaddie 2.0. The size, while a little taller, is much more manageable since the casing is thinner and it will fit in places that were awkward with the former model.
Using it for the first time today, I was surprised to find satellite acquisition times improved in the 2.5

The skycaddie has been a huge help in figuring distances and improving our games. The 2.5 has some extra features that make it easier to use than the older model.

While there are more expensive ones in the line, the 2.5 has the information and targets, and lacks the sometimes difficult to see color screen. Rechargeable from it's AC adapter or your laptop with a USB port, the lithium-ion battery is good for a leisurely 36 holes or more. A car charger is available from the company but the often-used Mini 5 pin USB charging cable is the same as the Motorola Razr phone and most digital cameras so there are lots of options for charging on the road.

These are wonderful short game tools and a great way to improve your course management. You won't be disappointed in the 2.5. » Close