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It is designed to launch high
A higher flight can make carry more useful and help the ball land more softly near the green. That is the basic appeal of the 357's “Super 7-Wood” shape.
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5 Reasons Golfers Are Replacing the Hardest Long Club in Their Bag
The Performance Golf 357 aims to deliver the carry golfers want—without asking them to make a perfect 3-wood swing.
The 357 Fairway Hybrid is positioned as a high-launch “Super 7-Wood.” Product image from the current offer.
There is usually one club a golfer would rather not hit. For many amateurs, it is the long fairway wood: tempting distance, intimidating face, unpredictable result.
The Performance Golf 357 Fairway Hybrid takes a different approach. It blends the carry associated with a 3-wood with the control and launch golfers expect from a 7-wood. Here are the five reasons it is getting attention.
What makes the 357 different
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It targets the distance-control tradeoff
Tri-Fusion Technology is intended to combine 3-wood-style carry with the accuracy and confidence of a 7-wood—so golfers do not have to pick one benefit.
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It is built for more than perfect fairway lies
The “Bulldozer” face is designed to move through rough and help the club find cleaner contact from the turf.
“I really like this club from the rough. That Bulldozer face seems to cut right through and catch it clean.”— Dan Carney
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It can become a frequent-use club
A specialty club earns its spot by solving one shot. A versatile club earns it by showing up throughout the round.
“I can see myself hitting this club 10 or 15 times a round.”— Steve Sposato
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The guarantee gives golfers time to decide
The current product offer advertises a full 365-day guarantee, along with more than $150 in savings and $885 in bonuses. Confirm current terms and availability on the official offer page.
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