Club Test 2007
Golf magazine also conducts an annual test of some of the finest golf products available so that the golfer will be armed with the knowledge of which club is the best value. Winners in each category were:
| Club Type | Name | Manufacturer | Percent Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| Driver | r7 Draw | TaylorMade | 84 |
| Game-Improvement Iron | 775.CB | Titleist | 83.3 |
| Hybrid | Baffler DWS | Cobra | 85 |
| Maximum Game-Improvement Iron | r7 Draw | TaylorMade | 87.8 |
| Fairway Wood | Big Bertha | Callaway | 85 |
| Better-Player Iron | Carbon CB | Cobra | 87.8 |
| Wedge | Vokey Spin Milled | Titleist | 89 |
| Putter | Black Series #1 | Odyssey | 86.7 |
Notes
- Percent rating was determined by dividing points earned by the most possible points the product could have earned
- The game-improvement iron category was tested only by golfers with a 7 to 15 handicap.
- The maxiumum game-improvement iron category was tested only by golfers with a 14 to 20 handicap.
- The better-player iron category was tested only by golfers with handicaps 10 and under.
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