GX-7 vs Vixa V12
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Vixa V12 Specs
The Vixa V12 also features:
A Graphite Shaft with a mid-kickpoint. The shaft is available in five options, with flex, weight, and torque based on your specific swing speed.
A FitSlip Sole designed to eliminate digging and bouncing through the turf. This sole also features small vents to minimize drag and friction, ultimately boosting swing speed.
A Heat-Treated Inox Steel Clubface. The stainless steel face is more flexible than titanium and more forgiving on those strikes hit off-center. This clubface is also at least 1 inch shorter than the average driver clubface at only 1.4 inches. This puts the center of the face below the ball’s equator, even when the ball lies directly on the turf.
With a lower center, the V12’s clubface has an easier time catching the ball high on the face to make the most of the 14.5-degree loft.
A low, forward Center of Gravity. Because of the clubhead’s low profile, the Vixa V12 features a naturally low center of gravity. That low COG helps accomplish a higher launch. The COG also sits more forward in the clubhead, decreasing ball spin off the tee for a greater carry distance.
The Vixa V12 is a new fairway wood engineered to help amateur golfers make longer, more accurate shots off the tee and on the fairway. The club is designed with a lower profile, shorter shaft, higher loft, and lower center of gravity than a standard driver. All these features offer some forgiveness for casual golfers, from easier club control to better launch.
If this sounds like a product that might help you enjoy the game a bit more, it’s worth noting that the Vixa V12 comes with a 60-Day Guarantee. That guarantee promises a refund, minus shipping costs.
The V12 is currently available at the introductory price of $179.
GX-7 Review
All of this talk of versatility and ease of use and you might assume that something like this doesn’t conform to the rules of golf. Actually, it does. And the GX-7 Golf Club could help you bring your game to the next level.
Why hasn’t something like this been designed before? We just aren’t sure. The amateur golfer has always been expected to fill the shoes of a professional golfer. That’s just not fair. Amateurs are not professionals for a reason. And for those reasons, the amateurs need clubs that are going to help their game and not hinder it.
Quit pointing fingers at your game, your swing or your body and start pointing at your clubs. Take control of your game by taking control of your bag.
When you grab the big stick out of the bag, you are not only changing clubs but changing swings. The makers of the GX-7 golf club wanted to change that by putting a club in your hand that you can swing like a 7-iron. Now you can put the same swing on those long balls and expect the same quality ball flight…but farther.
