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Callaway · Fairway Wood

Callaway Mini Spinner

3 reviewers
79

Strongly recommended

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The takeaway

Sky-high launch that drops soft on greens.

They agree

  • +Towers up and lands soft
  • +Very forgiving, hard to miss sideways
  • +Solid feel and sound

The knocks

  • Flies shorter, gives up distance
  • Won't escape deep buried lies

Buy it ifyou swing slow and can't hold greens

Skip it ifyou already launch the ball high

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The verdicts.

Michael Newton Golf

On-course, season-long club tests

Loved it

I think that is a fantastic addition

A fantastic new high-launch, high-spin fairway wood that towers up and drops soft, ideal for slower swingers who can't hold greens.

+ the facts · 4 pros · 3 cons
  • +Launches very high with steep ~50-degree land angle for stopping power
  • +Carbon sole and raised CG add spin and peak height
  • +Deeper face and shorter length help strikes and get it out of the rough
  • Flies shorter, gives up yardage
  • Very specific use case, not for players who already launch high
  • Won't escape deep, buried lies

For: Slower swing speed players who struggle to flight the ball and hold greens on long approaches, replacing a hybrid or long iron.

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National Club Golfer

UK magazine, hands-on club testing

Liked it

A high-spin long-iron-replacement wood in 7/9/11 lofts, designed for control out of the rough.

+ the facts · 3 pros · 1 cons
  • +Higher CoG, high-spin face for stopping power
  • +Taller face design helps out of the rough
  • +Shorter shaft for control and consistency
  • Neither host has actually hit one yet

For: Players who want a controllable long-iron replacement that holds greens from distance

MyGolfSpy

Data-driven independent testing

Liked it

it it was so fun to hit

A niche high-launching, high-spin fairway wood built for holding greens, fun to hit but gives up distance.

+ the facts · 2 pros · 2 cons
  • +Launches very high and lands soft
  • +Very forgiving left-to-right, hard to hit sideways
  • Flies shorter than a normal fairway wood
  • Very specific purpose, not a distance club

For: Players who struggle to launch high and stop long approach shots on the green.