Must-see for those who struggle with 3-woods! I can hit 3-woods now thanks to this. ■ Fairway Wood: Bridgestone JGR (2019 model) 〈Fujikura Speeder 569 Evolution VI / Flex S installed, custom specification〉 Thanks to Bridgestone's high initial velocity design, this fairway wood maintains ball speed even when the sweet spot is missed, resulting in stable distance. Because of the structure that enhances the repulsive performance across the entire face, even those who lack confidence in their contact rate can easily gain distance. The low and deep center of gravity design makes it easy for the ball to naturally rise, allowing you to swing with confidence even from the ground. It's easy to pick up the ball even from the rough or in slightly bad lies, providing stability on your second shot. This club is equipped with the Fujikura Speeder 569 Evolution VI (Flex S). The smooth bending and return action makes it easy to time, and it's a shaft that firmly pushes the ball at impact. It has an excellent balance of direction and distance performance, and its high operability makes it a highly-rated model even for intermediate players. Because it's a custom shaft installation, not a manufacturer's standard specification, the number in circulation is small, making it a rare club. Also, this JGR series is known for being used by Mirai Horikawa for a long time, using the same model's 7-wood in actual play. The fact that a professional continues to use it for a long time suggests that it is a highly complete model in terms of performance and reliability. It also excels in the balance of good ball-catching and straightness, and it is characterized by its ability to suppress large curves. It combines ease of use, distance performance, and stability at a high level, making it a fairway wood that can be widely used by beginners to intermediate players.