Callaway s2h2
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| Club Reviewed: | 2-PW with "Memphis 10" steel shaft and Golf Pride Tour Velvet grips |
| Ball Used: | Maxfli Revolution |
| Location: | Course, Driving Range |
| Reviewer Info: | 5'10"/155 lbs, Age 33, Handicap 3 |
| Comparison Clubs: | Hogan Edges |
Callaway s2h2 Review:
| Accuracy |   Less-Avg-More |
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| Provides better than average accuracy. The Memphis 10 shaft works well no matter the swing speed. | ||
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| Distance | Short-Avg-Long |
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| These clubs are 10-15 yards longer per club than the Hogan Edges. | ||
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| Trajectory | Low-Avg-High |
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| Never had a problem with the flight even when punching shots into the wind. | ||
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| Feel |
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Excellent feedback to the hands with all
the clubs. Instantly can tell where on the clubface they
have been hit. The clubs allow the ball to be worked with
no problem. |
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| Forgiveness | Less-Avg-More |
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I've played blades and there is a huge difference in mishits with these. Toe hits go about about 10-15 yards less than those struck pure. Blades are 20-25 yards less. |
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| Looks | ||
| Minimal offset, small cavity, "player's" club; Bought these in 1991. I'm kind of a traditionalist so I like the looks of a blade with more forgiveness. These provide that and have been an excellent club. They are not made anymore but can be found used. | ||
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