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Guaranteed to OutPerform your Driver!
FACE & CLUBHEAD TECHNOLOGY:
The Vertical Grooves on the face actually promote a better spin for most golfers giving them more roll versus horizontal grooves. Off Center hits offer a better dispersion pattern (due in part to the MOI) but also the general design of the head.
Clubhead shape allows this club to glide through most lies with minimal effort. A delicate balance of clubhead weight, shaft and grip have been achieved making the Vertical Groove 3-Wood one of the easiest to on the market today. The Vertical Groove 3-Wood produces High launch, but settles in to optimal trajectory to increase roll out - meaning MORE DISTANCE!
SHAFT TECHNOLOGY
The Vertical Groove 3-wood shaft is a proprietary shaft made specifically for the Vertical Groove product. It has a mid kick point designed to help golfers of all skill levels get the ball airborne and works with the MOI of the head making this a very easy product to hit. This is not a club that only TOUR players can hit but rather was designed for those golfers who have swing speeds less than 100 MPH.
The shaft is made by one of the leading OEM shaft brands and is designed to accommodate the following swing speeds
Stiff: 90mph+ (or typical driving distance of 250+ yards if a customer doesn't know their swing speed)
Regular: 80-90mph (or typical driving distance of 200-250 yards...)
Senior: under 80mph (or typical driving distance under 200 yards…)
GRIP TECHNOLOGY:
The Vertical Groove grip is a proprietary grip. It is made of a blended rubber material designed to provide a soft feel and dampen vibration. It is a standard size grip and will fit 98% of the golfers in the market.
Vertical Groove 3-Wood [14.5 | RH]
Vertical grooves on the club face - reduces side spin at impact, leading to 40% straighter ball flight on average. The configurations of the vertical grooves also help alleviate a golfer's tendency to hook and slice their drive, which promotes better accuracy. Additionally, the vertical configurations, an array of shorter vertical grooves combined with vertical land areas perpendicular to the club face, help golfers generate greater energy at impact, resulting in a stronger forward roll and increased driving distance.
