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| Value for Money | 8.3/10  |
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| Reviewer Rating | 9.5/10 |
| Overall Rating | 9.5/10  |
Full review by
Guest.
on 4th May 2008
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Amazingly worth the price! I love the Calaway FT i drivers it get so much better control with it and it feels awesome.
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Review by
Guest.
on 7th Apr 2008
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Much straigher, not as long as G5 but in play. Play of 16 with swingspeed about 95mph. Bought the 586 9degree FTI neutral stiff, like playing with licqourice stick, no control or distance compared with old G5, Aldila NV75 stiff. Switched to 9.5 degree Stiff FTI TOUR, super, super long and straight. Headcover very annoying with magnetic fastener. Not sure it fits great.
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Review by
creese
on 3rd Mar 2008
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I have been trying for some time to reduce the amount of slice on my drives and this club has done that in about three rounds. Getting off the tee with good distance and in the fairway takes a huge load off!! I am very happy with my Callaway FT i purchase.
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Review by
Guest.
on 20th Feb 2008
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I am an 18 handicap, was trying G10 at the heated launch range in toronto winter - getting about 210 carry, guy next to me a 8 handicap was making a lot of noise and blasting FTi neutral 11 degrees - we exchanged our clubs and I hit 10 shots with the FTi all straight with 220 - 240 carry amazing! - he in turn hit my G10 and he was hitting longer and straighter with G10.
Conclusion : if your handicap is 14 and above you can not go wrong with the FTi.
I bought the FTi neutral 11 degree and took i ...
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Review by
Guest.
on 3rd Jan 2008
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The Callaway FT-iA is a large monetary investment but if you want to enjoy your golf and play it from the fairways you can't go wrong! The Draw version will cure all but the most terminal of slices. The magnetic head cover is a bit fiddly!
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Review by
lloydus
on 26th Dec 2007
User Rating : 10
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I play off 15 and have a swing rate of 117 as on 2/12/07. I tended to slice the ball using my nike sumo on a regular flex shaft. Tried this callaway fti in a ten degree stiff shaft neutral bias and cant hit a ball wrong with it as yet... very long shots, very straight. Would suggest you get correctly fitted out for this kit to make it worth your while.
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Review by
kaan1992
on 27th Oct 2007
User Rating : 10
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I play of 8.3, I have always struggled with my pld driver (ping g10) off the tee but since i got this Callaway I am hitting my ball straighter and longer nearly every time.
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Review by
43guy
on 15th Oct 2007
User Rating : 10
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This driver is so simple to hit. Forgiveness is big, length is long, highly recommend!
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Review by
GaryBoy100
on 18th Jul 2007
User Rating : 10
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I am a 15 handicap player who has always struggled with consistency off the tee. Since I bought my Callaway FTi I am hitting the ball straighter and longer and getting the ball in play far more often. It has given me tremendous confidence off the tee and I am knocking 4-5 shots off each round. I even find that off center hits go much straighter and there is less of a tendency for the ball to 'slice'.
I have the 10 degree, stiff shaft, draw which I find I hit better than the regular shaft even ...
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Review by
PtrJck
on 15th Jul 2007
User Rating : 10
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Do not worry about the shape of the Callaway FT-i.
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Review by
R3Wood
on 10th Jul 2007
User Rating : 10
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My index right now is 14. I am coming to the FT-i from the Great Big Bertha (GBB) (1995) version. There were little complaints about the 9 degree GBB besides low trajectory. I went to Demo days last week, and hit the FT-i Neutral and Draw. The 9 Degree Stiff, Draw version seemed to fit my swing better than the Neutral, which had a more consistent slice. The Draw version booms off the tee from straight to a nice high draw. I have not seen the distance loss as some people have seen. My tendency is ...
R3Wood's full review | 209 words
Review by
jhgolf72
on 7th May 2007
User Rating : 10
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Quick! Get one!
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Review by
John J
on 1st May 2007
User Rating : 9
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I have been struggling with my R7 425 and decided to try another driver. Used a loaner FT-i neutral with a regular flex shaft. The results were consistency, 95% of my drives were 240-250 and straight. I plan on buying one as soon as I am able to sell my R7.
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Review by
alan71
on 26th Apr 2007
User Rating : 9
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I found the Callaway FT-i a breath of fresh air to use, i borrowed one from my partner and i am now planning to buy one myself. Its technology and design speak for itself i think. I read that the pro's cannot use the Callaway as its banned for pro use as gives an unfair advantage i believe?
Some interesting info on the web on the FT-i, many forums raving about it.
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Review by
B0NEHEAD
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on 24th Apr 2007
User Rating : 9
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With all the hype surrounding this club I just had to voice my opinion... I purchased a 9.5 degree, stiff flex, tour, left-handed, neutral bias model for $559 at Golf Town in Langley B.C. ( yikes, $559 ?, nobody said I was bright). Firstly, this thing isn't the answer for all the Slicer's and Duck-hookers out there, if you don't put a good swing on it you can still spray your shots, off center hits carry very well though with out a great loss of distance. This club is difficult to work left or ...
B0NEHEAD's full review | 304 words
Review by
lehosm
on 24th Apr 2007
User Rating : 10
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My friend checked out a demo FT-i and we both played 18 with it. We both have swing speeds of about 80...we wanted a regular flex with a draw setup on the head but all that was available was a neutral with a stiff shaft...speeder 586...so we gave it a try. It took a few swings to get used to the square head but after that it was great. We both normally hit drives of about 180 with fades and slices. On the 3rd tee I hit it 250 and my friend 240 , straight down the middle. The rest of the da ...
lehosm's full review | 135 words
Review by
andymoule
on 21st Apr 2007
User Rating : 9
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Trust the technology
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Review by
estotts
on 29th Mar 2007
User Rating : 9
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If you can pound it, but need some accuracy the Callaway FT-i is the stick for you. I have made some deplorable swings and yet have not lost ONE ball out of bounds. I hate to say that....we all know what may happen now.
I went from a 9.5 degree to 10 degree and am absolutely launching the ball; I lose sight of the ball in the air, which is all good since it's mostly down the middle. The club has this uncanny ability to straighten out my shots. Balls I start a little left or right of target ke ...
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Review by
JimBob2056
on 28th Mar 2007
User Rating : 9
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Even with all my complaints, I'd spend the same money buying another club if I could find one that was proportionally that much better than what I was carrying in my bag today.
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Review by
Blade5
expert review
on 24th Feb 2007
User Rating : 10
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Price is daft, but the shots you hit are amazing. If you take your golf serious, you really really do have to try one of these. Revolutionary is the best single word to describe this driver.
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