James Robinson Golf
Mid-handicap everyman reviews
“if you miss strike it just a little bit, you do lose a couple of yards”
The smaller, more tour-shaped option with higher launch, more spin and more shot-shaping playability, but mishits cost around 5 mph of ball speed.
+ the facts · 4 pros · 3 cons− the facts
- +Higher spin (up to 8,500) and 17-degree launch for control
- +More versatility to flight and shape shots
- +Still more forgiving than a forged blade or cavity back
- −More daunting to hit; smaller profile
- −Low-face strike dropped ball speed 5 mph and carry to 157
- −Shortest of the three
For: Better players who want a tour look and workability from a budget hollow body
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