Wilson Df6 Fairway wood. Wilson Df6 fairway woods
feature huge hot zones for consistently long distance. Rear-positioned L-Pods deliver a slightly higher launch angle so those soaring fairway shots land softly on the green. ETF TECHNOLOGY: The recent increase in club head size has meant that manufacturers have had to use lighter and thinner materials. Typically club faces are around 3mm thick, with some areas of the crown and sole being less than 1mm in thickness. When you consider that as Padraig Harrington hits the ball it accelerates from 0 to 175 mph in less than half a millisecond, generating a compressive force of over 2,000 pounds it is amazing that the club head is able to withstand these forces. However, due to the thinness of the head construction it can lack the stiffness to maximise the energy generated at the point of impact, which can result in lost distance. To overcome this Wilson have developed ETF technology. This exclusive technology creates a line of resistance just behind the club face, directing energy back towards the ball. This maximises the energy transfer at the point of impact and doubles the size of the sweet spot, or Hot Zone, creating a longer, more forgiving driver.