Golf Monthly Verdict

Neat looks and a crisp "ting" at impact deliver a good, high flight but not at the expense of distance. The alignment mark on top of the head errs a little on the large side for us-but that may be just what you like. Quality components at a very good price.

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By Neil Tappin

published 25 June 2008

Generously contoured sole with Trimass weighting in the form of twin weight ports. The sole should allow the club to pass smoothly through the grass, while the weights are not only configured to promote a high launch angle, but are also available in either draw or neutral biases.

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