Callaway Mavrik 3 Fairway Wood 15 Project X HZRDUS 5.0 Reg Light Graphite RH

The Callaway Mavrik 3 Fairway Wood is a high-quality golf club designed for right-handed male golfers. It features a 15 loft and a regular flex graphite shaft from Project X HZRDUS 5.0. The head material is carbon graphite, ensuring durability and optimal performance on the fairway. With a sleek black color and a length of 42.25 inches, this fairway wood is a must-have for golfers looking to improve their game with a reliable and innovative club from Callaway's Mavrik 22 lineup. This was on a liquidation pallet from Amazon that I bought. It's new and unused and never been hit. According to Google since this is the project x shaft...the 5.0 designates that it is a LITE REGULAR FLEX. correct me if I'm wrong, but that's what it tells me. You can do you own research too! Comes with a brand new head cover. Torque: 1.5 Head Material: Carbon Graphite Club Number: 3-Wood Color: Black Item Length: 42.25 in Number of Clubs: 1 Brand: Callaway Handedness: Right-Handed Department: Men Loft: 15 Customized: No Flex: Regular Shaft Material: Graphite Golf Club Type: Fairway Wood Swing Weight: C7

The Callaway Mavrik Fairway Woods are designed for maximum confidence and distance. With their expansive hitting area and optimized weighting, these woods deliver high launch and flat trajectories. Featuring a single fixed weight positioned low and back in the sole, the Mavrik promotes easy launch and performance from any lie. The innovative Flash Face SS20, Jailbreak Technology, Face Cup, and T2C Carbon Crown combine to deliver unmatched ball speed, forgiveness, and distance, making the Mavrik a top choice for golfers seeking to elevate their game.

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The Callaway Mavrik fairway woods represent the latest technology from Callaway. These clubs boast a large, forgiving head design combined with advanced AI-powered technology for optimal ball flight. They deliver impressive distance gains while maintaining excellent accuracy. The Mavriks are perfect for golfers seeking maximum forgiveness and length, especially those with slower swing speeds. However, they may feel less precise for more skilled players.

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Jonathan Sessa