James Robinson Golf
Mid-handicap everyman reviews
“for the right person, one of the best clubs you can buy”
A 7-degree fairway wood built as a driver alternative: low-launching bombs with huge roll and tight dispersion, but it demands technique and the right shaft.
+ the facts · 4 pros · 3 cons− the facts
- +Low, penetrating flight with enormous rollout, 300+ yard totals
- +Very consistent dispersion from the small head
- +Great driver alternative for shallow swingers or those fighting spin/fade
- −Not forgiving, can go horrifically wrong
- −Needs technique, hit up on it and shallow the attack
- −The stiff, heavy upcharge shaft was too much for him, making him sporadic
For: Confident fairway-wood players who struggle with driver, swing shallow, or fight high spin and fades.
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