Find more fairways and greens with Ram’s new FX Fairway Woods 

Whether hitting from the tee or smoking one off the deck, Ram Golf’s new line of FX fairway woods is packed with modern design and technology features to deliver a set of clubs that are long, forgiving, versatile and look fantastic.

Offered in 3-wood (15°) and 5-wood (18°) models, and perfectly designed to match with Ram Golf’s new FX driver and hybrids, the new FX Fairway Woods are manufactured from premium materials and boast an oversized sweet spot to ensure that off-centre strikes still produce long, straight shots with a powerful trajectory.

A low-and-forward centre of gravity makes it easy to get the ball airborne, while the FX fairway wood’s aerodynamic and streamlined head shape ensures that the clubhead is delivered to the ball at maximum speed with minimum effort to produce outstanding distance. When hitting from the fairway or light rough, the unique sole design reduces turf drag and prevents the clubhead twisting on impact for longer more accurate shot-making.

Featuring a premium stainless steel clubhead, a UST dRVR graphite shaft (offered in Regular, Senior and Stiff flexes, and in regular and 1-inch longer-than-standard lengths) and a high-quality grip, all Ram clubs are assembled by hand in the UK for the ultimate in quality control

The Ram Golf ethos is to deliver maximum performance at a value-for-money price, with all the cost of producing clubs being invested in quality components that deliver ball-crunching performance without the eye-watering cost of other brands.

And with each fairway wood costing just £69.99 – including a free waterproof Ram fairway wood headcover (usual RRP £13.99) – it makes sense to get both the 15° and 18° models to ensure you have all your distances covered off between your driver and your hybrids and/or long irons.

All Ram Golf clubs and accessories can be purchased directly from Ram to deliver even better value for money.

For more details, visit www.ramgolf.co.uk

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