About Golf "Best of 2003": Golf Utility Clubs
1. Tour Edge Bazooka JMAX Iron-Wood
Tour Edge takes a novel approach with its Bazooka JMAX Iron-Woods. Golfers can purchase them individually - to replace, for example, the long irons in a set - or as a set. A complete set of utility clubs, all the way through PW. The utility clubs in this Top 5 are rated for their ability to replace long irons, however, and that's where the JMAX Iron-Woods shine. The driving iron starts at 16 degrees, with the 2, 3 and 4 at 18-, 21- and 24-degrees, respectively.
2. Precept Tour Premium 2-EZ 21-Degree Utility Wood
Precept introduced an 18-degree Tour Premium 2-EZ Utility Wood in 2002. The 21-degree was added in 2003 in response to acclaim from golfers. Game-improvement clubs tend to help recreational players in many areas, one of them being their ability to get the ball airborne. What Precept found was that some golfers needed a little more loft than 18 degrees - so the 21-degree was born. High marks for looks, and a 50g tungsten insert in the trailing edge deepens the center of gravity.
