The Tour Edge Exotics C723 woods are designed to lower the handicaps of some already very skilled golfers. How good are the new 2023 fairways?
With extensive technology built into the entire C723 series, which includes driver, hybrids and irons, Tour Edge have created a club that is geared towards high performance.
But the all-titanium fairways also offer forgiveness due to its movable weighting system as well as “highly effective low-spin Ryzersole technology.”
How do they perform? Are they suited to all handicaps? What is the technology like? We run through in this complete guide to the fairway woods.
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Tour Edge Exotics C723 Fairway Woods Specs & Design
The Tour Edge Exotics C723 fairway wood has an adjustable 15-gram weight located behind the clubface and a 5-gram weight at the back end of the clubhead for maximum setup options.
Golfers can adjust their spin rate as desired by simply reversing the weighting configuration depending upon the quality of his or her strike on the golf ball.
Switching the weights will also vary the MOI (Moment of Inertia), the aspect of the head that provides maximum performance on off-centered contact and therefore forgiveness.
The weighting system is universal between the C723 series and offers weights from five grams to 21 grams, creating many options based on skill levels and preferences.
The RyzerSole technology lowers the center of gravity by adding that weight to the sole of the clubhead – 75 grams of permanent tungsten weight and the adjustable 15-gram weight already highlighted.
This enables the golfer to get the ball airborne more effectively. If it’s high-launching shots with low spin at maximum ball speed you’re looking for, check out the Exotics C723 fairway wood.
Diamond Face VFT technology expands the clubface’s sweet spot by thinning the heel and toe and maximizing the mini-trampoline effect by implementing 61 interwoven diamond shapes on the clubface.
This varied thickness of the clubface increases ball speed on off-centered strikes and the titanium/carbon makeup of the Tour Edge Exotics C723 fairways maximizes power and feel for the competitive golfer.
The C723 woods come in 13 degrees, 15 degrees and 18 degrees options, and the adjustable hosel allows loft to be adjusted 1.5 degrees up or down. Six stock shaft options come in regular, stiff and extra stiff flexes.
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Tour Edge Exotics C723 Woods Review: Should You Buy These Fairways?
Tour Edge prides itself on quality, which is demonstrated in the C723 series.
If you seek the benefits that today’s stellar golf technology can provide in your golf game, look no further than the Exotics C723 series from Tour Edge.
Move the weights around on the range to set the club to your specifications. Lower those high shots or get more air under the ball than ever. You can gear your new equipment to the needs of your game.
FAQs
How much does the Tour Edge Exotics C723 woods cost?
Currently priced at $249.99, you can save $80 off the full retail price.
What are the Tour Edge Exotics C723 fairways specs?
The C723 woods come in 13 degrees, 15 degrees and 18 degrees options with six stock shaft available in regular, stiff and extra stiff flexes.
Are the Tour Edge C723 woods adjustable?
Yes. It comes with an adjustable hosel to change the loft 1.5 degrees up or down.
Vinnie Manginelli is a PGA of America Golf Professional and golf industry writer, blogger and editor. He is the Editorial Director of four monthly digital golf publications and contributes to several golf websites and online blogs. He is the Men’s Head Golf Coach at SUNY (State University of New York) Ulster in Stone Ridge, New York.
