Vixa V12 Golf Club Review
Golfers looking to replace their driver and 3 woods may find this club can do both. Having one club that fills two spots at the top of your golf bag gives you more options in your wedges and scoring clubs. More clubs at the bottom of your bag can improve your scores by giving you more options around the greens when accuracy matters most. The V12 club is uniquely versatile and can give golfers new hope if they have been struggling with their long games. If you are someone struggling with driving accuracy and inconsistent fairway wood shots that are topped or have too little launch, the Vixa V12 is built for your game.
$199.00
Description
The Vixa V12 golf club is a dual-threat club that can replace both your driver and your 3 wood at the same time. By using a club face that is larger than a typical 3 wood and shallower than a driver, the V12 is easy to launch from the tee and the turf. The need for only one club for all of your tee shots and long approaches, can make you more comfortable and give you the freedom to make the same swing over and over again. The V12 takes advantage of a club head with 145 cubic centimeters in size to give golfers a low profile that is versatile when the ball is teed up or sitting down in deep grass. A super thin face and a center of gravity that is low and forward helps golfer hit high launching, low spinning, longer shots. This club is perfect for anyone wanting improved accuracy off the tee and better distance from their fairway woods, all in one club.
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Key Features
- The Vixa V12 features an incredibly thin face and shallow profile that lets golfers tee the ball lower. Teeing the ball lower can mean that golfers are freer to swing naturally and do not have to hit up on the driver to get a better ball flight. By eliminating the need to hit up on the driver, the V12 gives golfers more distance and greater accuracy from a simpler swing.
- The clubface of the Vixa V12 has been heat treated to get the 17-4 stainless steel as thin as possible for maximum ball speeds without sacrificing durability.
- The ultra-low-profile and slip-fit sole helps the V12 gives golfers more versatility when coming from lies in the fairways, rough, and hazards. The V12 even performs great out of the bunkers due to its slip-fit sole.
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Design and Technology
The Vixa V12 is promising rocket-like ball speeds from the turf and tee shots as long as your driver. Bold claims from just a single club, but the V12 holds up. Maximum versatility is achieved by combining an ultra-slim profile and dynamic loft to help golfers hit the golf ball on top of the sweet spot more often. Higher impacts mean higher launch, lower spin, and much longer golf shots.
The Vixa V12 is a club that golfers can feel comfortable regularly choosing from the tee box and from all lies in the fairways and rough. By giving golfers more loft than their driver, the Vixa V12 is more accurate and just as long. At about 2-inches shorter than most standard drivers, the V12 is easier to control and can help you improve consistency.
The graphite shaft that comes stock with the V12 has been built specifically to ensure that the bond between you and your club is perfect in every way. This mid-kickpoint shaft ensures that the V12 is flawless coming from the tee or from the ground. Players will love how effortlessly this shaft loads and unloads for optimal power release at whatever swing speeds you have to offer.
Golfers looking to replace their driver and 3 woods may find this club can do both. Having one club that fills two spots at the top of your golf bag gives you more options in your wedges and scoring clubs. More clubs at the bottom of your bag can improve your scores by giving you more options around the greens when accuracy matters most. The V12 club is uniquely versatile and can give golfers new hope if they have been struggling with their long games. If you are someone struggling with driving accuracy and inconsistent fairway wood shots that are topped or have too little launch, the Vixa V12 is built for your game.
- A one-of-a-kind design gives golfers ultimate versatility from all lies
- The Vixa V12 is one of the only metal woods available for under $200
- The shallow club head simplifies contact and eliminates the need to hit up so much on drives and tee shots
- The red color is aggressive and may be distracting for some players
- The hosel is non-adjustable and the only loft available is 14.5 degrees
- The V12 shafts do not come in extra stiff flexes and higher swing speed players may need stiffer profiles
Specs
The Vixa V12 is built to 43.5-inches with 14.5 degrees of loft packed into a 145 cubic centimeter club head. 43.5-inches is longer than traditional 3 woods and shorter than most driver. The Vixa is the ultimate combination of speed and control. The Vixa V12 is available in both right- and left-hand options and comes in 5 different flexes. Ladies, Senior, Senior Plus, Regular and Stiff makes finding the option right for you easy.
Conclusion
The Vixa V12 takes groundbreaking innovation and engineering and packs it into a $179 package. At one of the best prices ever, you can replace two difficult-to-hit golf clubs in your bag. The Vixa V12 company is so sure that this radical design will improve your game, they have backed it with a 60-day money-back guarantee. If you are a player looking to improve your long game and shave strokes from your scores, the Vixa V12 could be your answer to long par-4s and par-5s.
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How Does the Vixa V12 Compare?
GX7 Golf Club
The GX7 Golf Club is amazing little club, even though it is “As Seen on TV”. We all know that the hardest part of golf is being consistent, especially when we are hitting off of the tee box. That is why the pros are the pros, and we are amateurs. But have you ever wondered if the reason why you are not consistent when hitting off the tee box is because you are using the same golf club that the pros use, and not a golf club made for amateurs. Well this is the exact theory behind the GX7 Golf Club. A golf club made for amateurs that provides the hitting consistency of a pro. So if you can get over the fact that the GX7 is a “As Seen on TV” Golf Club, you might be amazed by what this little club can do. The GX7 Golf Club is a great driver for a high handicap golfer looking to improve their game both on and off the tee box.
iRT-5 Hybrid
The iRT-5 Hybrid is amazing little club, even though it is “As Seen on TV”. Introduced in 2017, the iRT-5 hybrid quickly became popular with amateurs as it aired in a Golf Channel infomercial. Endorsed by former tour player and Golf Channel commentator Arron Oberholser, the iRT-5 hybrid is the perfect club for any amateur golfer looking for increased distance and control out of any lie. Its key piece of technology is its Machete Rails on the sole of the club, which are unlike anything else on the market. While most hybrids have a flat sole that digs or gets stuck in long grass or fairway bunkers, the rails on the iRT-5 cut through tall grass keeping the clubface square and allow for maximum clubhead speed to be delivered at impact. Where other hybrids fall short in sticky situations, the iRT-5 gives golfers a fighting chance and is a great byrid for the mid to high handicap player.
Callaway Epic Flash Driver
The Callaway Epic Flash Driver is the larger club head model for Callaway’s 2019 lineup. Fit to a wider range of golfers, the standard Epic Flash offers more forgiveness and higher spin rates than the Epic Flash Sub-Zero. For golfers that love the feel and sound of the Epic Flash Sub-Zero, but need higher spin or more forgiveness, the standard model is the perfect option. These two models together help Callaway build a driver that is fast, forgiving, and perfectly fit for every golfer and swing type.
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