Vixa V12 Fairway Wood Golf Club for Men & Women- Versatile & Dependable Club for Long Accurate Shots with Heat-Treated INOX Steel Clubface & High Performance Graphite Shaft

I am 56 and generally not a long driver. If I hit my driver great it may go 230. The VIXA V12 is my go to club. I can hit it anywhere from 160 to 190. It hits well off of the fairways, I have shaved an average of 5 strokes per round since purchasing. I usually shoot around 90, but since August I have averaged 85, I did shoot an 82 which for me is amazing. I wish they would make one with about 13 degrees loft.

lOVE THIS CLUB. PURCHASED TWO OF THEM, ONE FOR EACH GOLF-BAG LOCATED ON DIFFERENT ISLANDS. EVEN RECOMMENDED TO A FRIEND WHO PURCHASED ONE AND LIKES IT. REPLACES TWO CLUBS IN MY BAG.

Love the product but got screwed out of the 6 month payment plan, not happy about that Amazon!

Well, there's still a lot to learn about this club, but I used it for my first two shots on a 340 yard par 4 where I was just short of pin high on the right side of the green... what anyone says it's always the player not the club but this was an easy start and not at all difficult to hit off the fairway as well as the tee, I suspect you'll want to tee up considerably lower than w/a typical driver.

Replaced my 3 wood with this club.It is easier to hit off the fairway than my old 3 wood.Great club.Excellent golf club.

At the time I ordered this, I was having difficulty with hitting my driver. I was not getting proper distance and my shots were offline. This was advertised as a club that could potentially replace both the driver and the 3 wood and that sounded attractive to me, although I tend to hit my 3 wood really well. However, by the time I received the Vixa V12, I had corrected my issues with the driver and found I didn't really need this club. But I decided to take it to the range and test it out and I found this to be a really well-made club that performed well. If I had continued to struggle to hit my driver AND if I was not happy with my current 3 wood then I would have kept this club for sure. The distance was nowhere near as long as my driver if I hit both clubs equally solid but it was long enough and it was certainly easy to keep it in the fairway. It wasn't even quite as long as my Callaway 3 wood (which is a "strong" 3) but the club was super easy to hit and it was reliably accurate. It just so happens that I don't have the need for the club that I thought I would but I would highly recommend this club to anyone struggling to hit their driver. If you are curious how this compares to the GX-7 (which I've also tried in the past) I would take this club as it is more versatile. It has about the same distance off the tee as the GX-7 but it's more accurate and far easier to hit off the fairway than the GX-7 is. Hope this is helpful.

when you see it, it looks good, then try it, if you like it keep it this club is great.

Cheaply made club. I’m a 6 handicap, bad club...hit it 4-5 times on the range and sent it back....cheap shaft, etc. have the new Calloway 4 wood, it’s really good...get what you pay for.

liked that it was easy to hit and straight. saved me 4-6 strokes per round.

It’s not really doing what it said it would do

Performs well as a driver however, requires a relatively flat fairway to be consistent. Well suited for well-groomed fairways. Would be a great club for Florida.

Basically it was not a good fit for my golf game. My 5 wood performs much better including distancing. It might work for another golfer but not for me and golf clubs are like that.

Even improved my game!!Arrived quickly without issue..unlike so many other orders today.