Bazooka Geomax
Bazooka Geomax is a line of golf clubs made by Tour Edge Golf. Each club has a distinctive yellow stripe on the club head. The Bazooka Geomax line includes fairway woods, hybrids, irons and a putter.
Fairway Wood
A fairway wood is a club that is most often used to hit a golf ball that is lying in the fairway. It is also used to hit the ball off the tee. The Bazooka Geomax fairway woods have a 25-gram tungsten rear sole weight that gives the club heads a lower and deeper center of gravity. This is designed to make it easier to hit the ball straight. The clubs also have a forged, Carpenter steel face that is designed for longer drives.
7-wood
Fairway woods are numbered 1 through 11, with 1 being called the driver and 3 and 5 being the most common woods in a golf bag. Those who struggle to hit well with long irons often use a 7-wood. A typical golfer will usually hit a 7-wood the same distance as a 4-iron. A Bazooka Geomax 7-wood has a loft angle of 22 degrees and a lie of 60 degrees. It also has a square face angle.
SNR
SNR is a designation for the flex of the shaft on the club. SNR is short for senior, which is the most flexible rating for a shaft next to ladies. Another designation for senior is "A." This is used because this rating used to be referred to as "amateur."
Shaft
The shaft of this club is made out of graphite. Graphite shafts are made from fibers that are wound together with a resin. They are lighter and stronger than steel shafts. The shaft of the Bazooka Geomax 7-wood is 42 inches long and weighs 59 grams. It has a high launch rating, and it has a torque rating of 4.0.
About The Author
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