2nd Swing Golf
Master fitters, Trackman-heavy testing
“it's just been a lot faster than any other models we've tried”
Fitters choice winner in the low-spin/tour category, notably faster off the face than other models with an adjustable three-weight system and rock-steady spin on mishits.
+ the facts · 5 pros− the facts
- +A lot faster ball speed off the face than other models tried
- +Three-weight pyramid system moves CG for toe/heel misses or more spin without lead tape
- +Spin and ball flight barely changed across mishits in testing
For: High-speed players who need low spin and want to control ball flight.
Today's Golfer
UK magazine, robot + human testing
“this is a precision instrument”
The lowest-spin fairway of 2026, a deep-faced precision instrument (2,200rpm average) with big adjustability across loft and weight.
+ the facts · 4 pros · 1 cons− the facts
- +Won lowest-spin category; ~2,200rpm average
- +Highly adjustable weighting (700-800rpm swing) suits many golfers
- +Available in 3, 5 and 7 wood
- −Deep face and low spin better suited to classic ball-strikers
For: Better players who deliver enough spin and want a low-spin, adjustable, tour-style fairway
TrottieGolf
Tour-level club builder
“I would shy away from it for the simple fact that it's just a bit small”
Beautiful, adjustable and blessed with a titanium crack off the face, but too small a head for him to recommend over the core model.
+ the facts · 5 pros · 3 cons− the facts
- +Titanium insert gives it the nostalgic sound he loves, hard to beat in a 3-wood
- +Three movable weights let you tune spin, yardage, lie and face angle
- +60g rear weight pad keeps the CG low
- −Head is small, which he actively shies away from
- −Spins less, so a steep player can struggle to get it up
- −Demands confidence with a 3-wood to play it
For: Confident 3-wood players on tight fairways who want maximum adjustability
