Callaway Heavenwood

I started out with long irons, then bought a variety of cheaper fairway woods throughout my formative years. Now I've reached a reasonable standard I saw with immediate effect the difference a Callaway Heavenwood makes in comparison to a budget fairway wood. I think if you bought this club as a 'gap filler' for lack of practice or experience you won't see any difference. However if you're well attuned to your clubs the extra 20 yards, the easier swing, the predictability, even the sound, it all adds up over 18 holes to better scores, closer position to the green and more enjoyment. They don't cost more for nothing, as with all the professional top drawer makes, I understand this clearly now. I'm very pleased to look back and know I didn't learn with the best clubs, to deny yourself this instant improvement once you are good enough to really recongnise it would be a sin!

I can hit the ball around 200 mts thanks to the heavenwood. i love the'ting'' that comes from the club no matter how hard you hit the ball

A super club (4H). Most people could go around a course with just this club alone, or maybe with a sandwedge & putter, and produce a better score than with a bagfull of 14 clubs.

The 4H with a firm flex seems to be unobtainable in the UK!

I've always liked hitting woods off the fairway but using my normal woods had mixed results so i decided to buy a fairway wood to see how i got on with it. I found the Callaway Heavenwood to be a joy to hit, it's quite light so i could get a lot of speed into the strike. I know club head velocity isn't the main thing but there's nothing i enjoy more than trying to hit the ball as hard as i can off the deck and creaming it. I haven't used any other fairway woods so i can't make to any comparisons but it's definitely worth investing in a fairway wood for making long par 4's and 5's seem that little bit shorter.

Highly recommended.