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Eleven · Fairway Wood · 2026

Eleven Golf Fairway Wood 7°

2 reviewers tested · unanimous · 1 named it a top pick

88

Strongly recommended

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The takeaway

Bargain driver-killing distance off the tee.

They agree

  • +Driver-like tee-shot distance
  • +Premium KBS shaft, great value
  • +Low spin, low-lofted rocket

The knocks

  • −Tough to launch off the deck
  • −Picky about tee height

Buy it ifyou want a low-lofted tee weapon

Skip it ifyou need easy launch or fairway versatility

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The verdicts.

AlexEtchesGolf

Loved it

“I've been reviewing 12 years, I've never got a fairway wood 331.”

Testing at Eleven Golf's facility with designer Nick, Alex hit this de-lofted 7-degree fairway wood 331 yards, the longest fairway wood he's hit in 12 years of reviewing, calling it a driver-replacement rocket at a bargain 199 pounds.

+ the facts · 4 pros · 2 cons
  • +Hit 331 yards, driver-like distance from a 43-inch fairway wood
  • +Very low spin (mid-to-low 2,000s) knocks distance-killing spin off high fades
  • +Confidence-inspiring deeper 195cc profile versus thin modern fairway heads
  • −Tricky to launch high enough for carry unless you hit up on it like a driver
  • −Wilder dispersion than the 9-degree; can conflict with driver if driving is already a strength

For: Faster players who spin the ball too much, or high-slice/high-fade hitters wanting near-driver distance off the tee

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James Robinson Golf

Mid-handicap everyman reviews

Liked it

“That is how you do that, boys, with a seven degree fairway wood”

The 7-degree 'T-wood' is a genuine driver alternative that flies miles off the tee for £195, but it's picky about tee height and tough to launch off the deck.

+ the facts · 3 pros · 3 cons
  • +Huge tee-shot distance, drives par 4s and pre-orders are already selling
  • +Premium KBS shaft in a £195 club, exceptional value
  • +Looks like a top-end club despite the price
  • −Fine line on tee height, easy to mishit if teed too high or too low
  • −Hard to launch off the deck in cold, firm conditions
  • −No adjustable loft sleeve, which Eleven skips to keep the price down

For: Golfers who want a low-lofted tee weapon for fairway-finding distance without driver money

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