Mizuno Golf Fairways

The Mizuno Fairway Woods are tailored to suit the requirements of any golfer. Whether you’re a beginner or a high handicap golfer, you can rest assured that the Mizuno Fairway Woods are guaranteed to boost your performance on the fairway! The Mizuno 3 Wood is designed to increase ball speeds an... Show more..
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Frequently Asked Questions?

  • Virtually all Mizuno clubs – including Mizuno fairway woods – are imbued with impressive golfing technology that’s made the brand famous on courses across the world. Depending on which Mizuno fairway wood you pick up, you can expect innovative additions like a wrap-around tow composite, that offers improved twist resistance, helping to keep your clubface square on impact and the ball flying straight down the fairway as expected. Several Mizuno woods also feature multi-thickness faces that boost ball speeds while bolstering the club’s durability. But this is barely scratching the surface!

     

  • Mizuno fairway woods – and Mizuno clubs in general – have seen a spike in popularity in recent years thanks to more players realising the clubs’ exceptional attention to detail and results when compared to other brands. Several tour professionals regularly use Mizuno clubs in important matches. These names include, but aren’t limited to, the likes of Keith Mitchell, Grayson Murray and Hee Young Park, amongst others. If you’d like to know more about why Mizuno fairway woods are so well respected, feel free to speak with a member of the Clarkes team today.

     

  • Yes. Some Mizuno fairway woods feature adjustable qualities that can be altered to meet the needs of your specific swing. Though this is a feature that’s best reserved for more experienced players who are already in tune with their faults and the things they need to do to solve them. One example of this is the adjustable hosel located where the clubhead adjoins to the shaft. This allows you to raise or lower the loft of your shot, depending on your specific circumstances, for the perfect strike and desirable ball flight.

  • The key difference between any 3-wood and 5-wood is the loft and power applied to the shot. 3-woods offer a lower ball flight and thus can reach slightly further distances, while 5-woods are useful for getting the ball off the deck and into the air with a decent amount of distance. If you’re in the market for a new Mizuno fairway wood, whichever model you look at, it is usually available in both 3-wood and 5-wood variants. This means you could grab a pair of matching woods for your bag, keeping things consistent.