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Hi guys, Trevor here with GolfEtail.com. Today I am going to be reviewing the Tour Edge XCG-3 Driver.
The XCG-3 features this amorphous carbon crown, a titanium body and face, and tungsten sole weighting. This really lowers the center of gravity and helps to get a great launch.
This carbon crown actually allows for a lot of the weight to be pushed to the bottom, or sole of the club. There are 28 grams of tungsten weight. Tungsten is a metal that is twice as heavy as steel, so it really brings the CG down and below the ball, gives you a great launch, and it feels good as you are swinging it.
The XCG-3 features Tour Edge’s X-Contour Face Technology, which is a thinning of the face around the perimeters, and this allows for faster ball speeds from more points on the face even the heel and toe.
Tour Edge uses a process called Combo Brazing to fuse the pieces of their clubs together. There are actually no welds, and this decreases weld weight. Welds tend to be heavy. This also improves feel at contact.
The XCG-3’s come stock with really great shafts. These are the Fujikura Motore shafts, built for the Tour Edge Exotics line. It comes in the standard and Tour edition. You can jump on Tour Edge’s website for all the shaft specs, but basically the tour shafts have higher kick points to deliver more penetrating ball flights, and they also feature less torque.
They also come stock with Golf Pride New Decade, my personal favorites, and they are really great.
Thanks for watching guys, these were the Tour Edge XCG-3 Drivers. Jump on our website, GolfEtail.com, find the one you are looking for, and we will give you a great deal. Thanks!