Joe rated this product on 09/28/18 The club is outstanding!!! Great feel and performance! I am a 68 year old golfer recovering from open heart surgery 8 months ago. I have seen the advertisements for GX-7 driver 14 degree with a 43" length and thought I would try your product which was on sale. I have struggled with my driver because my swing speed is so slow. I decided to try the DD 3 wood as my driver. The results where excellent!! 190-195 yards but most importantly straight no fades or miss hits. I also had very good results hitting it off the deck using it twice with straight shots about 175-180. Great product!! With excellent service!!!

Decker Sanders reviewed this product on 02/17/16 I purchased a DW Driver back in 2014 (see my review). I decided to try the 3W and a 4H this year. I received more of the same expert live person assistance as before. The order was built and shipped within 2 business days. The transaction was flawless. I took the new the new clubs to our simulator ( an E6). I warmed up with my previous 3W (TM Rocketballz) and on the first swing with the new DW (which I did not catch quite flush) the shot tracked as my best hit with the TM. After a few more shots I found the center consistently and found the club to be about 7-10 yards longer and easier to work the ball (especially a draw). I am quite pleased that I now have a matching set of 3 DW clubs and am enjoying hitting the long clubs more than I have in many years.

James B rated this product on 05/15/13 I have the original dw 3 wood when it works its great,,, but thats probably my swing body shape and years playing,, with no coach or lessons, I still tend to slice I have had to replace my 3 DW with an antislice knife club from Sky tv, works a treat,,, still use your old hybrids excellent clubs, will be ordering new ones soon.

D.E. rated this product on 06/26/11 I've reviewed these before but must add that during a round with a friend who can drive a mile, I jokingly offered my 3W DW on a par 4 345 dogleg left hole. He took me up on the offer and smashed about a 320 yard shot just shy of the green. Needless to say he was impressed by the feel of the doublewall. The 5W DW is my worst case scenerio "go to" club when forgiveness is needed.

Bullwinkle rated this product on 06/02/10 I've had my DoubleWall 3-wood for a few years now (it's an original, not the "new look"). I have never been a consistent woods player; my strength has always been my irons, and I still use the set my dad bought me when I was 16, almost 34 years ago (Spaulding Top-Flite). When something works for you, you stick with it, right? Well I've finally found a 3-wood that 'works' for me, the DoubleWall is a keeper! I'm still not as consistent as I would like, but my confidence level with this club is greatly improved and still rising. I'm hitting straighter "more often" (no, I'm sorry to inform you that the club alone isn't going to magically cure your hook/slice and other accuracy woes), and I'm hitting the ball further than I'm used to. In fact, one of my biggest problems with this club is an increase in the frequency of having to apologize to the group in front of me for hitting into them. After decades of futility, I just can't accept the fact that I can hit the ball as far as I am now. The ball flies off the clubface, but yet has a nice soft feel to it, not like you're hitting a rock. It's just a great club all around. The one drawback I have with this club, however, is squaring the clubhead when lining up my shot; the "bulge and roll" is horrible (to me), and I can't help but wonder how much of my inconsistency is attributable just to the fact that the clubhead isn't squared properly when I address the ball. So the only suggestion for improvement that I can offer Pinemeadow is to add a center line on the clubhead or some other such visual aid if they're going to have such an exagerated curvature on the clubface. [FYI - It's even worse on the DW driver!] Other than that purely cosmetic issue, it's one heck of an awesome club! For the techno-geeks out there (like me), my 3-wood is not "stock". The stiff shaft is plus 1 inch, the grip is a Golf Pride Tour Velvet (love it!), and I upgraded the shaft, too, though I don't remember to what (there were more options available back then). I wanted a mid-low launch angle because for some reason I naturally hit a higher trajectory than normal, so the end result is more of a mid-launch for me. It is working out well. Enjoy this club, people!