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The SLDR 7 wood will be a beast for both short par 3’s or really tight par 4’nn

Tour Edge Exotics E723 21 degree 7 wood is ridiculously easy to hit!
 
Great for long par 3 tee shots.  It replaced my 3 iron and sits between my 16.5 degree 4 wood and 24 degree 5 hybrid.  
 
It is paired with a Diamana Thump F85 stiff shaft.
 
It is my 200 to 210 yard club and is excellent for approach shots that need to fly high and land soft.

Don’t have one “at the moment” - but all the love being shown this club has made me think about changing it up a little.  I’ve had great success hitting my older 5w’s and especially the SLDR 3HL,  thinking a 7w would fit nicely and replace my 4h living in that space….my son occasionally games his old r7 7w and loves it. 

I’ve had one for 5 years. It’s my club for 155-165 yards 

Just picked up a tsr2 7wood have not gotten out on the course with it yes but have a season kickoff tournament this weekend!

I actually got a circa 2000ish Big Bertha Steelhead III 4+ wood and a 7 wood in great shape from Callaway Pre/owned late last year. I absolutely love them. The 7 has just been so easy to hit and gives me a lot more confidence for those longer range approaches.

Planning to add a 7 wood to my bag this year.  Looking at the Qi10.

Another 7 wood fan here - just like @Tom the Golf Nut with the Aerojet. Incredibly easy to hit and flies / stops where I need it to. 

Played a 7 wood in the 70’s! A knock off brand but killed it more than a great 5 wood in HS! They’re really long and better distances than my 2 present hybrids which are ridiculously long, easy and straight!
have 2 18* callaway rouge
23* Rouge ST a beast got cheap from Used Callaway but still in plastic!
enjoy!

Cobra F7 7 wood with the weight forward. 
It's been a dream! 

Cobra Aerojet Max. Easy to hit. Drops and stops. Good distance and a straight shooter. It is just so reliable. I had a Cobra F6 before this one, but this one is even better.

Hey guys,
what is your favorite 7 fairway wood and why? Wanting something super easy to hit. 
 
 I love my Frankenstein cobra f8 5/6 wood head with a 7 wood shaft. Myself and two buddies swear the cobra rails on the bottom make it effortless to hit. 
 

Hey guys,
what is your favorite 7 fairway wood and why? Wanting something super easy to hit. 
 
 I love my Frankenstein cobra f8 5/6 wood head with a 7 wood shaft. Myself and two buddies swear the cobra rails on the bottom make it effortless to hit. 
 

Curious if anyone has tested and backs anything on temu/wish/amazon/ebay..
Always looking for cheap training aids to help out some buddies and kids I give lessons too. 

bonus points for training aids to help a very long backswing  
thanks.  
 

Lab is the way

Just for fun 😂
 

Lab is the way

Just for fun 😂
 

@Randall Robbins I have a ball that has 40+ hole in it. I have noticed a little decline in performance, but nothing significant. Wind seems to hit it more, but no wind conditions the balls are still performing. I will post some pictures. 

Just for fun 😂
 

I want one of these to go with my L.A.B. putter...
 

Lab is the way

Thank you for the opportunity to contribute to the test! Nice summary article. 👍🏻

Thanks for the opportunity to test these balls.  Had a lot of fun, plus this is an awesome ball to be able to test.  Happy swinging everyone...the sun is shining!

Just got back from 2 weeks in Florida. I figured I'd be able to see how these react in the wind. However, it was the calmest it has been when we have gone down.
1st week in Orlando at my wife's cousin's. Played twice. Same course in her complex a few days apart. One day using the Chrome Tour one day with the X. I did not see much different in results. Distance similar, greens holding similar, putting (stinks) similar. The only real difference was the feel. The X still feels firmer to me.
This little guy (3-4 footer) watched us on the 10th hole from about 20 ft away. 

The following week we were in Naples and another cousin's place. Played twice more with her husband. Same weather. 80 degrees and calm. Both balls were great. Again, I found no difference in scoring ability with either ball.
Got home and played yesterday. VERY windy! I noticed the X was affected a little more due to the higher ballflight. Still held its line and did not loose enough distance into the wind to matter.
Bottom line is both of these balls are exceptional. I have not seen any of the durability issues others have shown. The only blemishes on mine have come from cart paths or trees. I am still not sold on the triple track. I have troubles lining them up where I want to, but that is not the ball's fault. It is the old guy whose eyes are getting bad and can't squat down to make sure it is lined up correctly. I think I prefer the plain white with the chevron. 
The Chrome Tour is still my preference. A little softer feel and lower ballflight and spin.