For years, the longest club in my bag felt like a dare. At 170 yards, the doubt started before the backswing: top it, chunk it, slice it—or leave it short.
I tried swinging harder. I tried choking down. I even convinced myself that laying up was “smart course management.” But the truth was simpler: I had stopped trusting the club.
Then I tried the Performance Golf 357 Fairway Hybrid, a “Super 7-Wood” built with Tri-Fusion Technology. The promise sounded almost too neat: the carry distance associated with a 3-wood, with the control and higher launch golfers want from a 7-wood.
The swing didn't need to change. The result did.
The same comfortable swing began producing a higher flight, useful carry and a softer landing near the green.
The biggest difference wasn't a number on a launch monitor. It was standing over the ball without the little voice telling me to bail out.
That confidence matters from the fairway. It matters even more from imperfect lies, where the club's “Bulldozer” face is designed to help move through the turf and make cleaner contact.
One golfer put it this way: “I hit two inches behind the ball and it still launched high and landed on the green.” — Brad Armstrong
If your long clubs have become something you avoid, the 357 may be worth a closer look. The current offer advertises more than $150 in savings, $885 in bonuses and a 365-day guarantee.
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