I bought these clubs with a stiff graphite shaft. They are great, straight and strong. I would recommend these as an inexpensive and on equal performance to any of the other low profile woods on the market. This compares on par or better than the Olimar, Adams and others.

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Adams, Olimar

These are a great value, esp. at $70 new for a maraging steel metalwood; my local shop dropped prices on these when Orlimar dropped the prices recently on the Tri-metals to $150. Clubhead profile and construction is almost identical to the Trimetal (except for color); also, the MH flies really high so it probably isn't the longest fairway wood out there, but still good length; the advantage here is it has decent stopping power on greens. I'm probably gonna get the 17* or 19* next. Nickent also has the _Great Hawk_ series which looks more like a Callaway Warbird clone; not Ti or Maraging, though, I believe. This type head might make for a better teeing-off club, though; it's also a bit cheaper still than the Mighty Hawk.

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Orlimar Trimetal; Callaway Steelhead; Super Concorde

This has got to be one of the best values in golf. At around $130 a club, you can't go wrong. I hit the driver 270+ off the tee and recently purchased the 3 and 5 wood too. Nickent is a small company but don't let that fool you; it is a quality club.

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Taylor Made, Topflite, Callaway, Titleist

Best 3 wood I ever tried. Straight, easy to hit, almost as long as my Great Big Bertha driver. Great value. Haven't tried an Orlimar, but can't imagine it being much better.

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Callaway, Cobra