If you want a special project then try buying a car or choosing which fairway woods Titleist 910F Fairway Wood to play with. Looks and image are important, but in the end you really need to take them for a spin. Deciding what fairway woods you want can be harder than choosing your driver.

Fairway woods come in many ranges. 2-4 Woods these woods are mainly used as tee-shot alternatives to your golf driver or long irons. They should have a smaller head than your driver and offer a more controllable, shorter tee shot. From the fairways, the small head design makes them easy to get air borne. Most manufactures will offer 2, 3 and 4 woods, also offer a 3+wood and perhaps a 4+wood. The plus symbol simply means that it is a strong 3 or 4 wood. This means the loft on the club is less than a typical 3 or 4 wood, but the head size remains the same. These clubs will offer more distance at a lower height than a typical 3 or 4 wood. 5-11 Woods the main purpose of this range of fairway woods is to replace and assist the longer irons, and offer an alternative out of the rough. All golfers from pros to the beginner struggle to produce the contact and flight they want from their long irons, and look to a fairway wood to produce the highflying distance that they lack in their 3 or 4 iron. The advantage of these woods usually involves the weight of the head being positioned lower and wider to lower the center of gravity and create maximum forgiveness. If you lower the center of gravity the flight of the ball off the club should and will fly higher. The size of these woods and their head construction will decrease as the loft increases, which allows the club to get more and more under the ball and adapt to offer assistance in the rough. Titleist CB 710 Forged Irons A good idea for the person taking up golf may be to start with a set of woods. Typically companies will offer 3,4,5 and perhaps a 7 metal to a set. This is a great idea for the players just taking up the game to save money and off consistent feel and playability.