Perfect Spoon

Reviewed by: Craig Wilkins ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Perfect Spoon

Summary:
Why don't more people use this club? I'll tell you why, it isn't made by Callaway or Taylor Made. If more people know about these, every major golf store would sell em. At $150 for a fairway wood? Thats pretty cheap in my books. They are so predicatable, all you have to do is point in the right direction and give a nice easy swing. I can hit this bad boy off the fairway, off the tee or out of the rough with the same results EVERY time. Either a straight as an arrow shot shape, or with a nice draw to it. Before buying the Perfect clubs, I used to slice everything. Being shorter than the average 3/4 wood makes it much more consistant. I was even hitting it 230-240 off the tee. I bought the Perfect Spoon after buying the perfect driver, I loved the driver so much I had to get the Spoon and the Plus (3 and 5 woods). These 3 clubs have dropped me from shooting 100's to mid 80's. I have tried a lot of other fairway woods, and will never go back to anyof them. These clubs are in my bag to stay!

So if you want an almost automatic club buy the Perfect Driver, Spoon, or Plus.

If you want to have brand name crap that you slice the hell out of, buy the major brands.

Customer Service:
Didn't use.

Similar Products Used:
Nike Sumo2 3 Wood, Callaway Big Bertha 3 wood, Adams XTD A3OS 3 wood, Cobra 5 wood

Reviewed by: Denis ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Perfect Spoon

Summary:
The only 3 wood that I can hit with any consistency, on or off the tee. I hate the name "Perfect Club" because it sounds "gimmicky", and I really believe these clubs are not that popular becase of this name. However, even though they may not be "perfect" (what club is), they are absolutely perfect for someone at my playing level. I dropped into the 90's because I finally can hit from the fairway with a great deal more consistency. Currently have the Spoon, Accuracy and Plus in my bag. Might check out the driver in the near future.

Customer Service:
no used.

Similar Products Used:
Cleveland Launcher (could not hit this club with any consistency at all!), Taylot Made 580 (not bad but felt heavy and clunky)