SLDR FAIRWAY Review

“The old saying that “loft is your friend” is very personal to me. I have always been a golfer that has had to use a 4 or 5 wood as the lowest lofted fairway wood in my bag. So when I took the SLDR 3 wood out to the course last week for a test I was expecting low launching bullets that put fear in the life of the gopher population. What I found on the course was a club that produced a nice high launch with a penetrating ball flight that resulted in the carry distance I desire in my fairway wood. The SLDR has a classic compact look and sound and feels great off the face. The fairway woods have a loft adjustability range of + or – 1.5 degrees. 
It comes in loft options of 14, 15, 17, 19, 21 and the Fujikura Speeder 77 in R, S, X as the stock shaft option.”
 
 

 
Bruce has more than 17 years of experience within the golf industry.  During his career he spent 5 years as a club professional earning membership in the PGA of America.  Bruce then moved to Mizuno, USA in 1999 where he worked in club fitting and assembly on the consumer tech van.  In 2001, he was promoted to the role of Technician for Mizuno’s PGA Tour trailer.  In 2003, Bruce moved to Callaway Golf as lead Technician for the PGA Tour trailer.  During his combined 11 years on the PGA Tour, he assembled golf equipment for over 50 major champions and tour players from the PGA, Champions and LPGA Tours.  Bruce worked directly with Hall of Famers such as Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, Annika Sorenstam, Phil Mickelson and Ernie Els.  Bruce, a Kansas native, and his wife Stephanie have two young children.