Callaway Steelhead III

Reviewed by: bigpun1974 ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
steelhead lll 3 wood

Summary:
I have owned this club for a long time and it is by far the oldest club in my bag. I had the uniflex shaft replaced with a TT S300and had a smaller grip put on. This club is very forgiving and it is my go to club on tight holes. The head is just big enough to inspire confidence of the tee and not so big that you feel like you are trying to hit a driver off the deck from the fairway.

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Reviewed by: numberjuan ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Callaway Steelhead III 3/5W

Summary:
Picked up a used 5 wood with a steel True Temper TX90 stiff shaft, hit it into a net at Golfmart in San Diego. The ball jumped of the face so I took a chance and bought it $40. I can hit it consistently 220 to 230 yards. Loved it so much I looked for a mathcing 3 wood. Found a 3 wood on eBay for another $40 and now have clubs that give me viable options from the tee and also gives me a legitimate chance of reaching many par 5's. I have hit many fairway woods, including all the new technology and these clubs are it for me. I can hit the 5 wood up to 230 yards and the 3 wood plus or minus 250 yards.

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Reviewed by: RayP ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Callaway steelhead III

Summary:
Always been an equipment junky and have used quite a lot of different gear over the years and am always looking for something different. I was watching a golf show on Cable tele and they were interviewing Greg NORMAN and going through his bag of clubs. This was quite recent and he was using a prototype set of McGregor irons, BUT, he was carrying a Callaway steelhead III, 3 and 4 wood. I thought why would a guy like this with squillions of dollars at his disposal be carrying such an old model metal wood. I thought, I have to try one out. They are selling on Ebay for about $40 for a good quality used one, I bought one. I wont go on and on like some of the other reviews but I can sum it up in one word, "perfect" in every regard. Long, straight with good feel and workability. I also bought a 5 wood and am looking for a 4 wood although they are rare left handed.

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Reviewed by: Louie_T07 ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Steelhead III fairway woods

Summary:
There is a reason why these clubs were rated the best fairway woods by Golf Digest. Because they are just that, the best!
I bought both my 3 & 5 woods from Callaway pre-owned for a total of $200 by the time they got into Canada, crossing the boarder. I was not the least bit disappointed with my purchase, both clubs are excellent additions to my set.
The clubs preform outstandingly as well. They are a nice weight and have great feel. The two clubs have a great sound on well struck balls. Both are steel shafted which make them easy to use in the rough. I even find I can somewhat work the ball with the 5-wood, not perfectly but I get the job done.
I would recommend these clubs to anyone who asked me about them. I have been so happy with them. I was also quite happy with Callaway pre-owned, I was promised my package in 5 business days and it arrived in 3. All the way from Texas to Guelph, Ontario Canada.

Customer Service:
Shop at Callaway Pre-owned, even if its just for a look around. You would be surprised what they have.

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