Here is The Best Fairway Woods in 2013

Hello golfers, let's talk about fairway woods, according to golfwrx, 2013 Best Fairway Woods

Golfers love fairway woods that allow them to hit long, straight shots off the tee and off the ground. But fairway woods are not only some of the hardest clubs to hit consistently – they're also some of the toughest to fit.

Golfwrx surveyed six of the top-ranked clubfitters in North America to identify the best fairway woods on the planet, which are longer, straighter and better looking than the fairway woods of the past.

Start with these five top-ranked fairway woods in your next fitting session and we guarantee that you'll be on your way to hitting more fairways and greens in no time.

The Winners according to golfwrx are:
Callaway X Hot, RBZ Stage 2, Exotics XCG6, PING G25, Adams LS

Here is some short summaries:

Callaway X Hot: 

The X Hot Pro has a more forward CG than the standard model, giving it a flatter trajectory with less spin. Both models feature a modern version of Callaway's warbird sole for enhanced turf interaction from less-than desirable lies

TaylorMade RBZ Stage 2: 

TaylorMade was the first major OEM to break ground into the high-COR fairway wood category with the original RocketBallz, and we applaud the company for making the second generation of those fairway woods longer and more playable

Exotics XCG6: 

The XCG6 is the longest Exotics fairway wood yet. It has a 15-3-3-3 beta titanium cup face, a high-density steel body and a tungsten sole plate that are combo-brazed for the ultimate in power and forgiveness.

PING G25: 

The G25 has more ball speed than the G20, with a higher launch, and more forgiveness. Their smaller size and matte black finish makes them look as good as they perform

Adams LS: 

The titanium face and crown, combined with a stainless steel sole creates an exceptionally low center of gravity and thin, fast face. That means gains in speed and trajectory
Source: golfwrx

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