Wilson Deep Red II Distance Fairway Woods

Wilson Deep Red II Distance Fairway Woods 

DESCRIPTION

The New Deep Red II Fairway Woods have 40% more weight low and deep for maximum distance and forgiveness. The new low profile face promotes a higher launch angle to get the ball up and out.

USER REVIEWS

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RATING
5
[Sep 07, 2012]
Baz
Shoots in the 100s
Model Reviewed: Wilson deep red ii 3 wood

Bought this on eBay as I have the driver already. I went for steel shaft as I'm a bit erratic and felt I needs the extra feel to control the club head.

Not been out on the course yet but 2 100 ball sessions in the range and it's sailing away beautifully. Lovely feel to the club and it's doing wonders for the confidence. I'm consistently hitting over 200 off the mat which is great for me. In the hands of a better player I'm sure it would go further.

Customer Service

None

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RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Sep 06, 2006]
COM251
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed: 15 degree 3 wood

An excellent club that I use off the tee and in rough. I don't use it on the fairway much...I hit hybrid with a fairway lie. Fat shaft is great for me because I don't like a lot of whip in the club and this fat shaft doesn't torque during my swing. I NEVER sky the ball with this club. I hit them consistently straight with the Wilson

OVERALL
RATING
4
VALUE
RATING
4
[Jun 29, 2005]
Bob Kew
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Wilson deep red II distance

Love these fairway woods. Tried Adams and Taylor Made before these with varying success. Bought the 5 wood on ebay for $50! It's got a regular steel shaft but is so easy to hit and finds the fairway all of the time. So straight, and no need to smash it,for a 5 wood,it goes for miles. Decided after sucess with 5 wood to buy the 3 wood, got the prolite stiff shafted 13 degree on ebay again for $140 this time. Exactly the same results plus it goes even better, will out-drive my playing partners using drivers most times. Can get easily 220-230 yards, with minimum of effort. Have to say that these clubs will straighten any hook or slice you may have.They are great value for money, and look great as well with the deep red heads.

Customer Service

Haven't had any problems, so can't say!!

Similar Products Used:

Adams GT Adams Tight lies 2 Taylor made bubble

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Mar 15, 2005]
golfwifan
Shoots in the 90s

Love the 3 wood, I had been playing with a driver and a 5 wood for a long time decided to at a 3 wood and found the Wilson for 40 bucks at rockbottomgolf.com I love it with the steel shaft easy to hit and shape shots!!

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RATING
4
VALUE
RATING
5
[Apr 10, 2004]
gator102
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed: Wilson Deep Red II Fairway Wood

This is a solid, attractive and forgiving 3-wood.I'll admit I was drawn to this wood because of its looks -- the dark red head is flat-out cool. However, I'm impressed by its feel, forgiveness and accuracy. I got the steel-shafted version -- true temper dynamic gold R300 -- because control is my No.1 priority in a fairway wood. I've been more than impressed by the feel and sound of the club and the steel shaft gives it a great trajectory.

Similar Products Used:

taylor made 200 steel, adams st

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
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