They're mean, they have attitude and they'll let you feel like you can bring every course to its knees. Edge Technology optimizes performance with Draw and Neutral options that you can match to your swing type, while also helping you release the club at impact with power, especially when swinging aggressively.

Much "hotter" than traditional fairway wood designs, the MX-700 delivers. The lightweight "Hot Metal" face consists of an extremely strong and thin ES230 steel material, plasma welded to a 17-4 stainless-steel body for increased COR area, increased ball speed, and a low and deep COG delivering an optimal launch angle and maximum distance.

TaylorMade's R9 fairway woods feature the company's innovative new Flight Control Technology, which allows you to adjust the clubhead characteristics—face angle, loft and lie—in one of eight ways to promote changes in trajectory. Options include Tour 3-wood (stronger lofted at 13°), 3-wood (15°), 4-wood (17°) and 5-wood (19°).

Larger heads on today's fairway woods can push your shot off target and hurt your distance as the back of the club contacts the ground at impact. The new Quad Keel Sole of the SQ DYMO line of fairway woods angles four critical sole quadrants to minimize interaction with the ground, helping you hit straighter and longer shots. When it comes to contact, sometimes less is more.