Which club is probably used the least but very important when needed? It’s the club that is used more on shorter holes off the tee and going for those par fives in two. Those would be your fairway woods. In researching to find the best fairway woods, keep in mind that they come in many different shapes, sizes and lofts and each one has its particular purpose.
The days of the best fairway woods being made of actual wood are gone though, and titanium and different steel alloys have taken its place. Fairway woods offer you an alternative to both your driver and long irons. With its lower center of gravity, fairway woods allow you more accuracy without over swinging and are considered easier to hit than your driver and long irons.
You can research to find the best fairway woods by brand name below. The list contains all the popular brand name fairway woods on the market today. By clicking on the fairway wood that interests you, you will learn a lot more about the brand name fairway wood itself along with all the equivalent clone fairway woods on the market today. You might be surprised by the amount of choices that are actually available in the clone fairway wood market, and the great value they offer you.
Using a new, innovative Monorail Sole design, the Nike SasQuatch 2 Fairway Woods will be able to cut through the toughest of lies
Thin, strong, lighter Custom 455 stainless steel allows for greater perimeter-weighting and forgiveness, particularly on off-center hits
Massive tungsten sole plug creates such a low and deep center of gravity it’s easy for golfers of all skill levels to get the ball airborne
Revolutionary Fusion Technology meets legendary Big Bertha forgiveness for longer, straighter shots.
Tour-proven fairway woods with a lower leading edge for ideal turf interaction, X-Sole design for alignment consistency and VFT Technology for maximum ball flight
Big Bertha titanium distance in fairway woods with ball-stopping, jaw-dropping control
Longer, straighter and powered by Fusion Technology. Redistributing weight where it’s actually useful means putting the ball right where you want it
The heritage of the original Great Big Bertha - combined with the latest technology - that's the Great Big Bertha II Titanium fairway wood
The Callaway Big Bertha Fairway Woods have a slightly smaller head size than their predecessor - the Steelhead III - and also a slightly shallower face
Extremely light total weight with light-and-long shaft
Movable Weight Technology (MWT) with two TLC ports allows 16 grams of movable weight – one 2-gram TLC cartridge and one 14-gram TLC cartridge
The new V Steel has a shallower clubface than the original which promotes a higher launch angle and generates more spin to promote greater distance
The r5 dual fairway woods combine a high COR for fast ball speed with a low, deep centre of gravity
Crown intersects sole for low profile and lower force line to help reduce "thin" shots
Manufactured from 100% titanium, the large-headed Rapture Fairway Woods offer exceptional forgiveness
A thin, 455 stainless steel face produces higher ball speed for increased distance, as well as a hotter sound and feel
Variable-width sole moves added weight down low for soaring shots
Lower launch angle and spin rate produces boring trajectory and more roll
The inverted cone design features a low CG that creates face centered performance and allows for forgiveness with greater distance
Cleveland Golf's Launcher Steel 2006 fairway wood has been improved by adding Thin Crown Technology
Cobra has taken its game-changing technology - Larger Face Areas, Dual Weighting Systems, and Rhombus Face Technology - and brought it to the fairway
17-4 stainless steel head positions extra weight low and deep for greater stability and high-flying shots
Titanium construction allows engineers to place 90 grams of weight strategically in the club head for straighter, longer shots
Stainless steel construction and a low center of gravity result in higher launch angles and reduced spin – all of which translate into long shots that land soft
This groundbreaking club, with a unique trapezoidal-shaped club head, received a U.S. Patent for its ability to get the ball airborne so quickly
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