Titleist 980F - Which one is the five wood??

I'm going to take the three iron out of my bag and replace it with a
five wood. I've tried the Titleist 980F 15* (which seems to be the
"three wood") and like it a lot. What I can't figure out (and I can't
find a demo) is whether the 17* or the 19* is the "five wood" in the
series. Does any one know?? Thanks!

Jeff

It doesn't really matter, does it? What matters is how far you hit your
clubs, how big of a gap there is in distance between each, and how you make
up your set of 14. Anyway, I'd have to say it's the 19*.

17° is a 4 wood. 19° is the 5 wood. Kind of funny how strong these things
have gotten. My set makeup has been driver, 3 and 7 wood for quite some
time.

Chris S.

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1 9th July 16:09 jeff simmons External User Posts: 1	Titleist 980F - Which one is the five wood?? I'm going to take the three iron out of my bag and replace it with a five wood. I've tried the Titleist 980F 15* (which seems to be the "three wood") and like it a lot. What I can't figure out (and I can't find a demo) is whether the 17* or the 19* is the "five wood" in the series. Does any one know?? Thanks! Jeff

2 9th July 16:09 jeffc External User Posts: 1	Titleist 980F - Which one is the five wood?? It doesn't really matter, does it? What matters is how far you hit your clubs, how big of a gap there is in distance between each, and how you make up your set of 14. Anyway, I'd have to say it's the 19*.

3 9th July 16:09 chris s External User Posts: 1	Titleist 980F - Which one is the five wood?? 17° is a 4 wood. 19° is the 5 wood. Kind of funny how strong these things have gotten. My set makeup has been driver, 3 and 7 wood for quite some time. Chris S.