TEE Fairway's

[dalillama47]

XCG-V tour spec & CB2

Pretty much going to go with one of these heads. The CB2 will be a 16.5*, the XCG-V tour will be 15*.
Going to be used a lot from the tee, but want to be able to hit of the fairway in some instances. Also, how does the Voodoo play in the XCG-V tour spec. I tend to hit a high ball. The CB2 will have a Blueboard 83. Any and all comments appreciated

[mspencerod]

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Pretty much going to go with one of these heads. The CB2 will be a 16.5*, the XCG-V tour will be 15*.
Going to be used a lot from the tee, but want to be able to hit of the fairway in some instances. Also, how does the Voodoo play in the XCG-V tour spec. I tend to hit a high ball. The CB2 will have a Blueboard 83. Any and all comments appreciated
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I have the 16.5 Tour Spec with the stock YS-Q shaft stiff. High ball flight with an abrupt soft descent, and longer than my Cobra SZ 3 wood w/ NV stiff. Despite the open club face I find it easy to draw, or worse ...hook. My natural ball flight is straight to slight fade. I think it has a pretty deep face so it is a great club off the tee, but I am still trying to get used to the deep face off the deck. I had been gaming a 17^ Titty 904f w/ DG S300, and the TEE is 20-30y longer, but the profile of the Titleist was more comfortable for me behind the ball. Good luck with your decision.

[scotte]

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[quote name='dalillama47' timestamp='1284082730' post='2688430']
Pretty much going to go with one of these heads. The CB2 will be a 16.5*, the XCG-V tour will be 15*.
Going to be used a lot from the tee, but want to be able to hit of the fairway in some instances. Also, how does the Voodoo play in the XCG-V tour spec. I tend to hit a high ball. The CB2 will have a Blueboard 83. Any and all comments appreciated
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I have the 16.5 Tour Spec with the stock YS-Q shaft stiff. High ball flight with an abrupt soft descent, and longer than my Cobra SZ 3 wood w/ NV stiff. Despite the open club face I find it easy to draw, or worse ...hook. My natural ball flight is straight to slight fade. I think it has a pretty deep face so it is a great club off the tee, but I am still trying to get used to the deep face off the deck. I had been gaming a 17^ Titty 904f w/ DG S300, and the TEE is 20-30y longer, but the profile of the Titleist was more comfortable for me behind the ball. Good luck with your decision.
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I think you should stay away from all xcg-v woods. I had one, it sucked, long head, like a hockey stick. so forgiving it is super hard to hit. I would get the cb2 or cb3. I have a cb3 and it is perfect, however my xcg-v was the worst club I have ever had

[yoshiod9]

As a testament to the length of the cb2... I normally hit my 3 wood around 230 (with roll). The other day I bombed one off the first cut a few yards over 270 (it was 270 to the center of the green and the ball ended up toward the back of the green). I love my cb2 w/73g BB.

[nitram]

CB2, hands down.

[stg113]

I have a cb2 with 83 BB S tipped 1.25". It is the only club in my bag that I will never consider getting rid of (that and any of the three XCG hybrids that I rotate in and out of th bag). I don't have any experience with the tour spec XCG because I have no need to look at anything else.

[freed0m]

I have both XCG-V and XCG-V Tour Spec fairway woods... Absolute easy to hit long and straight!

[dalillama47]

Thanks for the replies. I went with the CB3 with the stock shaft for now.