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This makes sense to me. I miss left with most ZT putters. I just hope there is a 0 shaft lean option.

Another round in, and the Elyte Ti just keeps getting better. I put a Ventus Red 7s in it playing at 43.25" and it really came to life. I have the weights at 4g front and 10g back and the loft at +1 and am getting a perfect height ballflight that is extremely straight. I am getting close to having this dialed in just waiting for the heat to break this week and I will take it to the range. I hit four shots from the fairway/rough this weekend and all were long and straight. It is so easy to hit from those tight fairway lies or even in the semi rough. The sound and feel is sublime and the look in the bright sunlight is perfect with that carbon fiber weave. I am really happy with the UNICORN so far.

I think you will like this one. I am falling for my Elyte Ti 3 wood that I have set at +1 (16*) and I have been very picky about my 3 woods over the years. I almost went with the 4 wood myself, but I found a good deal on the 3 wood and decided to go that way. The adjustability with loft and weights should get you to where you wanna be. I feel this is the Unicorn of 3 woods, great from the fairway and the tee, and it is LONG!

Got the 2g and 14g weights and put the 2 up front and 14 in the back. I was able to hit about 20 balls at the range and must say it did make a difference in feel and forgiveness. Launch may have come up a touch but hard to tell with range balls plus I am playing it at +1 right now. On course I only had a couple shots from the fairway, but both were very straight and really long. I have been playing it at 43 inches with a HZRDUS Red 70s and it has been pretty good but it can always be better, right. I ordered my favorite shaft (Ventus Red 7s) that plays at 43.25" so I will need to take a couple grams off the overall weight to get it to D3. I have a 12g on the way. Will report back once that gets some hits in. Still waiting on this heat to break before I take it to the range for an extensive session where I can test all the variables (shafts, weights etc.). The more I play this club the more I am loving what I see.

I am about four rounds in and still haven't taken it to the range to dial it in but I am glad I went with the 3 wood (15*) over the HL (16.5*). First few shots were kind of low and right so I adjusted the hosel to +1 and the last couple of rounds the height is just where I want it and it seems to have straightened the ball flight. Last few shots were great, not to mention, really LONG! I tried the Mini Drivers and they were great from the tee but not so much from the fairway. Most modern 3 woods are so shallow that they are great from the fairway but not so much from the tee. The Callaway Elyte Ti is the UNICORN, great from the tee or from the fairway! Deeper face than most fairways but not so deep as to make it hard of the deck. It is very forgiving in the stock set up with the 6g in the front and 10g in the back, but I have a 2g and 14g on the way which should make it even more forgiving. The feel is sublime, Titanium and Carbon combined for a feel that is addicting. Overall, I am very satisfied with this club as it stands, but I feel the best is yet to come once I get it fully dialed in.

Another voter for the Callaway Elyte Ti. It is the Unicorn FW I have been waiting for. Most titanium fairway woods are better player focused with shallow faces, fade bias and are usually not very forgiving, but Callaway stepped out of that box and made a very forgiving, very long design that can be played by anyone. It has a mid deep face that is playable both off the tee and from the fairway, has a neutral bias and is highly adjustable. Yes it is expensive, but it will be in the bag for a long time so it will save me money in the long run.