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Kenneth Smith Imperial Collection Fairway Woods Review

Kenneth Smith Imperial Collection


Description
The Imperial Collection fairway woods are a perfect match to the titanium drivers. A traditional shpaed wood with a low center of gravity. They are designed to come in many lofts to allow golfers to fill that exact carry distance they are looking for.


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Review Date
January 7, 2006

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
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Reviewed by: 2sheds ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
Kenneth Smith Imperial Collection

Summary:
As a devoted hobbyist club maker, I've testet plenty of different brands/models and all I can say is this; If you prefer deep faced FW metals (likr me), hurry to get a few of these before it's too late. As far as I understand they're discontinued but are still available at ebay. Got my 3,5 & 7 heads for 60$ total and equipped them with Mercury Pro Kevlar shafts (DGX100 for the #7) which works exceptionally well.
These beautiful black heads really boosts my confidence at line up (which is square BTW, can't stand closed faced woods). The ball explodes of the face with a, for FW's, relatively loud and crisp sound
Later I got me a 3+ (w. Graman TP440X) which instanly knocked my "Small driver" (12* SMT Shinnecock/Accuflex Pro) out of the bag.
Also tried the hybrids which really are more like a hybrid between regular woods and hybrids/rescues (lower weight and smaller lie angle compared to normal hybrid/rescue wood which makes it hard to build them shorter than 41" without adding extra weight to the head in order to retain normal (D1-D2)swingweight).
Seeing them as a very shallow faced version of the woods, I'd say they're OK (for a shallow face). The extremely short sole makes it a jiffy to come out of tight lies.

Similar Products Used:
Bang, Alpha, SMT, Callaway,Cleveland and more


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Review Date
October 9, 2005

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
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Reviewed by: launchingpadgolfer ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Kenneth Smith Imperial Fairway wood

Summary:
Purchased the head on Ebay for $12, and was very impressed with the very high quality of finish and design. It was inexpensive, but not cheap. I have used both the Aldila One and True Temper Rocket, steel, shafts and have been impressed with the distance regardless of the shaft. The ball rockets off the face with a high pitched crack, once only heard from high end titanium heads. Very workable and durable. I wish I had purchased the whole set!

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Similar Products Used:
Ram Concept, good but too high flying for me. Snake Eyes, not as easy to hit hard.


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