Mavrik Fairway Wood by Callaway Golf - 2020 Ultimate Performance and Design Review

Just like the driver, he's easy to hit. A high trajectory and a strong three point help me keep the ball at the height I need. I genuinely love this racket.

Really like the feeling of hitting the ball. The ball flies about 10 yards further than my old racquet and much straighter off the fairway and tee.

Five is by far the worst performing blade I have ever had. This is my fourth set of racquets that I've bought from Callaway. Before that I had a great experience. My neighbor had the same problem and sent them back.

Just what I needed to achieve those pesky pairs of 5s in two. I've lost distance on my drives but that can help me doubly and looks great, feels great and hits the ball long and straight.

I love this 7 wood. I've tried using my 3 trees and this is the hardest. So I decided to try 7 Callaway Wood and I got better at kicking the balls. I still go through it sometimes, but I think I'll get better as I get used to it. The attic helps me lift the balls higher than I use my loose wood. I highly recommend it.

This club changed my game. Suddenly I'm in the thick of it, or at least in almost every hole in the game. Makes golf so much easier. My confidence is a lot higher because I give myself a lot more chances to score. Not only is it straighter than anything I've ever hit, it's about 15 to 20 yards longer, if not longer, than my Taylormade Burner.

I've been playing ping drivers for years and have always said I've never met a Callaway driver that I liked, mostly by feel. I've played (and loved) the Anser, G30 and G400, they all have a very nice feel and sound when you smack them square in the face, which is good and bad. This is good because you get a lot of feedback and you can instantly tell when you've dropped the ball, but bad because you lose ball speed on off-center hits. The sound and feel of the Mavrik is more muted. Rather "blow…