Callaway Paradym 7 Wood 21 Aldila Rogue White 80g X-Stiff Flex 42"

Callaway Paradym 7 Wood 21 Aldila Rogue White 80g X-Stiff Flex This listing is for a Callaway Paradym 7 Wood with 21 loft. It is shafted with an Aldila Rogue White 80g shaft in X-Stiff flex and features a standard-size Lamkin grip. Playing length is approximately 42 inches. Club Specs Model: Callaway Paradym Club: 7 Wood Loft: 21 Shaft: Aldila Rogue White 80 Shaft Weight: 80 grams Flex: X-Stiff Length: 42 inches Grip: Lamkin Standard size Handedness: Right handed Performance Notes Compact, confidence-inspiring Paradym fairway wood design Rogue White profile delivers low launch and low spin X-Stiff flex ideal for aggressive, faster swing speeds Excellent long-iron replacement with higher forgiveness Club shows normal play wear from use. Please review all photos for exact cosmetic condition. Ships fast and securely packaged. Lie Angle Color: Black Head Material: Stainless Steel Spin: Mid Club Number: 7-Wood Item Length: 42 in Kickpoint: Mid Brand: Callaway Number of Clubs: 1 Handedness: Right-Handed Department: Men Loft: 21 Flex: Extra Stiff Shaft Material: Graphite Bounce: 1 Golf Club Type: Fairway Wood Country of Origin: United States Lie Angle: Standard 7/10 - Check Pictures

The Callaway Paradym Fairway Wood features a progressive design suitable for various golfers. Its key components include Jailbreak with Batwing Technology, which stiffens the body while allowing face flex for enhanced ball speed and distance. The Forged Carbon sole ensures excellent weight redistribution for increased forgiveness on off-center hits. Additionally, the technology boosts accuracy, promoting a stable ball flight that performs well in windy conditions.

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The Paradym is super versatile from the tee or off the grass. It's harder to hit as the shape is more compact with a smaller overall sweet spot. It has a high launch, low spin, and neutral flight. More experienced golfers who want more distance will love this club. It also has the largest variety of options: three, five, seven, nine, and even an 11-wood…which is unusual.

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Owen Harding