Three Metals Triple Power Maraging Fairway Wood Heads RH
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Description
Three Metals Triple Power Maraging Fairway Wood Heads RH
- Compare to Orlimar® TriMetal™
- The ThreeMetal fairway woods comprises of 3 distinct metals: High-strength 17-4 precision cast body, railed sole plate with copper inserts and an ultra-thin, high-strength Maraging insert face. The low-profile design launches the ball effortless from the tightest of lies.
- The railed sole plate improves turf contact and let the club head slide thru the turf.
- The 3 copper inserts strategically relocate weight low to the sole plate promoting a higher launch angle to get the ball easily airborne.
- Maraging Insert Face: Heat treated Maraging steel is harder than conventional stainless steel and allows for a thinner face to maximize ball speed and distance.
- Sale: Priced for a quick sale. Limited quantity. Heads are individually available without a set requirement.
- Specifications: Incomplete, best effort.
Specification
| Wood | Loft | Lie | Weight | Face Angle | Vol. | Club Length | |||
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| NA | 8° | ° | g | 0° | 150 cc | 44" | |||
| NA | 10° | ° | g | 0° | 150 cc | 44" | |||
| NA | 11° | ° | g | 0° | 150 cc | 44" | |||
| #3+ | 13° | ° | 200 g | 0° | 150 cc | 43" | |||
| #3 | 16° | ° | 200 g | 0° | 150 cc | 43" | |||
| #5 | 19° | º | g | 0º | 145 cc | 42". | |||
| #7° | 23° | ° | g | 0° | 140 cc | 41" | |||
| #9 | 27° | ° | g | 0° | 135 cc | 40.5" | |||
| Right Hand: | 8º to 27º | Bore: | 0.335" |
| Face Material: | Maraging Steel | Body Material: | 17-4 Stainless Steel |
| Face Height: | 35 mm (13º) | Breadth: | 87 mm (13º) |
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Asked by justhooked01 on May 20, 2025
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TriMetal fairway woods are on clearance sale, offered below replacement cost. the specs are incomplete. there is no record about lie angle.
Answered by Monark Golf Admin on May 20, 2025
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