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Callaway fairway wood

Callaway X Hot 3Deep

Players cited with it
1
From 9 reports.
Released
2013
Last reported .

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Players cited with this

  • Phil MickelsonPRESS
    “It was Mickelson who first employed a 13-degree Callaway XHot 3Deep after seeing a need for a fairway wood that possessed a deep face for tee shots.”
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    8 more reports from Phil Mickelson
    • “Along with winning the 2013 Open Championship with XHot 3Deep, Mickelson rolled to victory at Kiawah with an 11.5-degree TaylorMade Original One Mini Driver in the bag.”
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    • “During the 2013 Open Championship, he employed a 13-degree Callaway X Hot 3Deep as the longest club in the bag en route to winning the Claret Jug.”
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    • “To fill the gap for this week, Mickelson plans to use a 12.5-degree Callaway XHot 3Deep — better known as the club he used to get around Muirfield during the 2013 Open Championship triumph.”
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    • “Phil Mickelson had Callaway designers build him a 13-degree XHot 3Deep fairway wood that was in the bag when he won the 2013 Open Championship.”
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    • “Mickelson did not carry a driver for the tournament, instead opting for a Callaway X Hot 3Deep fairway wood with 13 degrees of loft.”
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    • “One week after he used two drivers at the U.S. Open , Mickelson followed up the quirky setup by reinserting Callaway's X Hot 3Deep — better known as the club that propelled him to victory at the 2013 Open Championship.”
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    • “The most memorable shots struck that week came on the par-5 17th, where Mickelson used 3Deep off the tee and from the fairway to reach the green in two.”
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    • “Phil mickelson no driver fairway wood 3 deep Callaway x Hot”
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