Well I found a couple of Callaway HX Hot balls and decided to use them over some water hazard shots to avoid losing my precious Pro V1X's. Well I was surprised by the HX Hot distance & feel off my 3 iron - Soft contact but long boring trajectory.

The Callaway X Hot Pro driver is a more compact, deeper, lower spinning version of the standard X Hot Pro, and is built for explosive distance and balls speeds. Similar to the X Hot driver, the X Hot Pro features Callaway's Opti-Fit Hosel that allows for a player to customize their ball flight. Jan 04, 2005  In our test the Callaway HX Hot golf ball performed very well. The distance was very good and the stability in the wind was excellent. The feel for chipping and putting was also surprisingly good for what essentially is a distance ball. The ball is deisgned to have low spin off a driver. The X2 Hot Pro Driver is faster, longer and more forgiving for better players in a smaller, Tour preferred head shape.

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Grateful to others who posted reviews whilst making my choice - so thought would return favour. 7 handicapper - was using Titliest 983K 9.5 - low flight, hit fairways, 260yds was exception - tried new Titliest 905? - likes high flight but same length - tried TaylorMade R7, but nothing exceptional, and weights a gimmick - led to Callaway Big Bertha Fusion FT-3 driver. 10 degrees with regular NVS shaft - sits beautifully - fearful head was gonna be big & cumbersome, but the size is concealed - deep face that you don't notice at adress - not too wide a face, which made the TaylorMade 300 series ugly - but the 460cc secret comes from a deep head front to back, which looks fine at address and not aerodynamically unweildy. Same swingweight as Callaways Great Big Bertha steel fairway woods (D2), so felt familiar. Sound is different, more of a thunk than a tink and is quite satisfactory.

Flight is the 'rainbow' I have not got close to with my 983K, lovely and high (use Pro V1) yet great carry and then some roll. Length is amazing for someone of my venerable years (50), hit two drives with slight wind behind some 280 yards, enabling me to hit a hard par-4 and par-5 in 2 for first time in way too long. Even into the breeze the carry was glorious.

But in many ways for me at least, the best part is not the length, but the line of flight - my bad shot is a leaky fade, right when I go for a big one - the Callaway Big Bertha Fusion driver will start it on the line to the right, but it stays straight & doesn't drift off into trouble. You have no idea how much of a relief it is! Set 2 folder for mac terminal.

If there is a bad side to the Fusion FT-3 it is simply that you stand over the ball thinking you can hit the ball forever, and want to try & do so, which isn't always clever, but I am ashamed to say I am enjoying stepping up to the tee more than I have done in years - buy & enjoy is what I would recommend.

Outlet Condition: This is our highest rated Certified Pre-Owned condition. Outlet condition clubs have never been hit. However, they cannot be sold as new as they could have been floor samples or demo clubs. Outlet condition clubs could exhibit some minor scuffs on the sole or other form of shop-wear. Outlet - What It Means.

Grip: Always a high quality grip. Shaft: No signs of any wear or use. Face: Perfect sharp grooves with scoring lines and paint fully intact.

Sole: May have a few brush marks but otherwise perfect. Like New Condition: These clubs are nearly impossible to differentiate from new. They have been hit very few times, if at all, and show almost no wear. These clubs may have been refinished at some point.

Like New Condition - What It Means. Grip: Always a high quality grip. Shaft: Few signs of any wear or use. Face: Perfect sharp grooves with scoring lines and paint fully intact. Sole: May have a few brush marks but nearly perfect. Woods Top/Crown: Little, if any, signs of wear or use.

Paint is near perfect. Irons Topline/Body: Maybe a scratch or two from being in a bag with other clubs. Very Good Condition: Unlike our Like New condition, these clubs have clearly been hit but are in fantastic shape. They may have a few scratches if you look closely but will still look like the newest club in most bags. Very Good Condition - What It Means.