Equipment guide: Fairway woods under £100

This week’s equipment guide focuses on a selection of six fairway woods that all retail at £100 or below and are well worth a try before the season really gets going

Lynx Black Cat Tour fairway wood
Alex Narey
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This week’s equipment guide focuses on a selection of fairway woods that retail at £100 or below. So, if you are keen to make that extra distance count as the new season approaches, or if you simply need greater control from the tee, take a look at the following products:

MD Golf Seve Icon fairway wood- £99.99

The MD Golf Seve Icon fairway wood has a shallower face than previous fairway wood designs, which lowers the centre of gravity to produce a higher flight. Like the Icon driver, extra weight is placed low and deep in the head to improve stability. 

- MD Golf Seve Icon fairway wood review

Lynx Black Cat Tour fairway wood - £79.99

With a shallow-faced design, extra weight is positioned in the back and sole to produce a low centre of gravity that offers a consistently high launch angle.

- Lynx Black Cat Tour fairway wood review

Kasco K2K fairway wood – £99.99

Six weights are placed in the heel of the club to help prevent a slice. A shallow head is designed to cut through a variety of lies.

- Kasco K2K fairway wood review Benross Innovator Fairbrid – £79.99

The Innovator X Fairbrids are designed to fit between the driver and the 5-iron, maintaining a similar shape and look throughout. Each model has a wide body to increase Moment of Inertia and therefore improve forgiveness.

- Benross Innovator Fairbrid review

Hippo ITX2 - £59.99

Deep-faced head design that uses graphite in the crown and steel in the face and sole. The former allows extra head weight in lower rear to improve launch angle while the latter promises crisp impact feel.

- Hippo ITX2 fairway wood review

Where next?

Equipment guides:

- Irons under £400 - 50 years of Ping - Wedges - Modern putters

Alex Narey
Alex Narey
Content Editor

Alex began his journalism career in regional newspapers in 2001 and moved to the Press Association four years later. He spent three years working at Dennis Publishing before first joining Golf Monthly, where he was on the staff from 2008 to 2015 as the brand's managing editor, overseeing the day-to-day running of our award-winning magazine while also contributing across various digital platforms. A specialist in news and feature content, he has interviewed many of the world's top golfers and returns to Golf Monthly after a three-year stint working on the Daily Telegraph's sports desk. His current role is diverse as he undertakes a number of duties, from managing creative solutions campaigns in both digital and print to writing long-form features for the magazine. Alex has enjoyed a life-long passion for golf and currently plays to a handicap of 13 at Tylney Park Golf Club in Hampshire.

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