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Coming in Hot: Early Season Top Sellers on Fairway Jockey
It’s early in 2023, but we already have an idea of what clubs are trending on many golfers’ wishlists. Check them out here.
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It’s early in 2023, but we already have an idea of what clubs are trending on many golfers’ wishlists. Check them out here.
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It’s almost March and most major equipment manufacturers have unveiled and are already selling the latest/greatest iterations of their top product lines. Thats means now’s the perfect time to prime your golf bag for an epic 2023 season with the best new gear you can buy.
What’s hot on Fairway Jockey so far this year? Have a look as some of the top sellers so far in 2023, and depending on what you’re looking for, remember that no two orders on Fairway Jockey are alike. Custom options are always available.
Top sellers on Fairway Jockey
The all-new Paradym driver from Callaway is a total reboot — Callaway reimagined how the company builds drivers from the ground up with this one. The driver comes with a 360 Carbon Chassis, a Triaxal Carbon Crown, and a Forged Carbon Sole, which combined allowed Callaway to reposition weight in specific regions for maximum distance and forgiveness. The Paradym comes in three distinct models: Paradym for all-around performance, Paradym X for a higher and draw-biased launch with added forgiveness, and the Paradym Triple Diamond for a lower-spin and workable launch. Other features include an AI-designed clubface and Jailbreak system for internal support. Custom options include loft, SST Pure Service, length, and grip options.
Callaway Paradym Driver
$600
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TaylorMade is claiming that the newer iterations of its Stealth drivers are even more forgiving, and the Stealth 2 Plus comes with not only an all-carbon clubhead and an revised 60X CarbonTwist face, but also with a sliding weight track for ballflight tuning to create the ideal blend of “fargiveness” and tune-ability. The Stealth 2 comes in four varieties: the Stealth 2 all-around performance, the Stealth 2 HD for a high-draw ballflight, the Stealth 2 Plus with an adjustable weight track, and the Stealth 2 HD Women’s model. Custom options include loft, SST Pure Service, length and grip options.
TaylorMade Stealth 2 Plus Driver
$600
Click through to purchase a new TaylorMade Stealth 2 Plus driver from Fairway Jockey.
Players who what added forgiveness and distance off the tee without a ballooning ball fight have found the G430 LST from Ping to be a top choice. The driver comes with features including a Carbonfly Wrap composite crown, a T9S+ Forged Face, moveable weight and adjustable hosel tech and refined acoustics, but again it’s the low-spin ballflight that golfers with faster swingspeeds appreciate the most. Other models in the G430 driver line include the standard G430, the G430 Max for added forgiveness, and the G430 SFT for added draw bias and the G430 HL for a high launch. Custom options include lofts, SST Pure Service, length and grip options.
Ping G430 LST Driver
$600
Click through to purchase a new Ping G430 driver from Fairway Jockey.
The latest iteration of the Srixon ZX7, the ZX7 MK II is considered a players iron with tour-preferred looks that provide cavity-back workability combined with the soft feel of a one-piece forged iron. Also, each iron comes with PureFrame tech for vibration dampening, a V.T. Sole for improved turn interaction and progressive groove widths for an optimized launch and desired spin rates for every iron in the set. Custom options on Fairway Jockey include custom shaft offerings, SST Pure Service, length, lie and grip options.
Srixon ZX7 Mark II Irons
$171.50/ea
Click through to purchase a new Ping G430 driver from Fairway Jockey.
Forged irons are once again popular this year, and the P7MC Irons from TaylorMade feature Compact Grain Forging for a soft feel and a small cavity-back design for a hint of forgiveness. The face and grooves are machine-milled for superb quality and the thin topline and sole width ensure maximum shotmaking versatility. Custom options include custom shaft options, SST Pure Service, length, lie, loft and grip options.
TaylorMade P7MC Irons
$1000-1500
Click through to purchase your new TaylorMade irons at Fairway Jockey today.
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