Follow Through on Your Long Fairway Shots

Golfers naturally want to for swing hard whenever they get a long club in their hands, but for fairway woods and hybrids, you don’t need to. Instead, think about sticking the finish. You can only get there with a smooth, balanced, effortless swing. Let the club’s technology do the hard work — that’s what it’s designed for.

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