Takomo Ignis Fairway Woods Review (Top Class NEW Addition)

The Takomo Ignis woods are the company’s first fairways and bring a new element to the rapidly growing reputation of this brand.

Takomo have really caught the attention of golfers with the launch of stunning irons and wedges to the market, which were subsequently followed by the Ignis D1 driver.

Now the Ignis fairway woods have been launched with a trio (3-wood, 5-wood and 7-wood) or stunning black beauties offering long distance and forgiveness in equal measure as well as adjustability too.

Are the woods any good? Are they really as long as promised? Do they perform well on the course? We took them for a spin.

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Takomo Ignis Fairway Woods Specs & Features

Fairway woods were one of the few things missing from Takomo’s impressive range of clubs, but that has now been rectified with the launch of the Ignis woods.

Like the Takomo irons and driver, the new fairways have a quality that belies their price tag. The woods have the same stylish black matte look and PVD coating as the D1 driver and boast a real classic look.

Designed with a carbon crown and steel chassis, the Ignis FW has a low center of gravity and optimised weighting to produce a piercing ball flight for long distances.

The Ignis fairways are available in 3-wood (15 degrees), 5-wood (17 degrees) and 7-wood (21 degrees) with up to two degrees of adjustability both up and down.

The woods also come with three tungsten weight positions that can be set to fade, straight and draw bias. A trio of weights also come with the driver of 15g, 20g and 25g and are interchangeable.

It is this amount adjustability in the setup of the woods that prompted Takomo to describe them as modular, offering golfers the chance to get the perfectly balanced club in their hand.

Takomo Ignis Fairway Woods Review: Are they any good?

Takomo have been highly-acclaimed for their irons, and rightly so. The Ignis driver added to the success story and it now has some sister woods.

They are incredibly easy to hit and and the low center of gravity means they also generate a low ball flight that delivers incredible distance from the fairway, rough or tee box.

The most impressive aspect of the fairways is the adjustability and the setup options that are made available by the four degrees of hosel adjustment and the three rear weights options that can be swapped to create your perfect balance.

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FAQs

How much do the Takomo Ignis woods cost?

The fairways cost $279 USD / £219 plus shipping.

What are the Takomo Ignis Fairway Woods specs?

The Ignis woods are available in 3-wood (15 degrees), 5-wood (17 degrees) and 7-wood (21 degrees) with up to two degrees of adjustability up and down.

The woods also come with three tungsten weight positions that can be set to fade, straight and draw bias. A trio of weights of 15g, 20g and 25g are interchangeable.

What Takomo Golf says about the Ignis woods:

“The Takomo IGNIS Fairway Woods blend subtle elegance and raging power. Designed to be the easiest, fastest fairway wood you’ve ever hit, this line of fairway woods is available in 3, 5, and 7.

“Make par 5s fear you. Lite fairways up. Meet the IGNIS Fairway Wood lineup. These fairway woods are easy to hit, modular, and consistent.

Distance, check. Forgiveness, check. Stunning good looks and painted fairways, check. Plain and simple, the IGNIS FW line is easy, modular, and long.

Like its older brother, the IGNIS D1 Driver, the IGNIS fairway woods are blacked out.

A matte black carbon crown and a balance of glossy and sandblasted black steel chassis makes this fairway wood a stunner in the bag and over a shot. It’s looks are ice cold but ball flights off the face are fire.

Only premium components went into the design of the IGNIS line including HZRDUS Smoke shafts and Lamkin crossline grips.

“The 170cc heads of these fairway woods exude elegance and timelessness. They’re stunners in the bag and will stun your playing partners when you rip a 5 wood 210 with a ‘smooth’ swing.

Stuart Bell

Stuart Bell provides insightful analysis of the latest golf equipment and reviews golf gear for GolfReviewsGuide.com. Life goal is to become a scratch golfer!