tour edge exotics c721 review

The visual aspect that stands out most about the C721 is the shape of the clubhead. It has a stretched back look that makes it clear the driver intends to deliver on its promise of "Xtreme MOI" . It appears quite large addressing the ball. By today's standards, the face appears about average in height. Elongated profile aside, there's ...

The C721 is also utilizing an Adjustable Rear Backweight which optimizes the CG to promote an easier launch and increased stability by way of an increased M.O.I.The weights will be available in 5g, 10g, 15g, and 18g options with 10g being standard in the driver. Tour Edge is also taking carbon fiber to the limit through what the company is calling their Ridgeback Technologyand Dual Carbon Wings.

The Tour Edge Exotics C721 Driver is one of the best drivers available on the market at a budget-friendly expense. At its price point, the technology, feel, sound, adjustability, and overall performance is, in my opinion, unmatched. Performance is definitely tied to how the player "feels" about the club in an aesthetic sense.

The Tour Edge Exotics C721 irons are every bit of a player's distance irons, no question. They're LONG and powerful. My flight was super easy to control with the wind to the point that it was almost a non-factor unless the gusts were massive. My stock shot was a piercing flight with a mild rise for greater distances.

While the Tour Edge Exotics C721 driver isn't the softest feeling option on the market, I'd say it fits somewhere in the middle on the feel spectrum. Impact is muted, yet solid to the point of almost being classified as "hard.". The sound exuded from the clubhead is a little on the louder side, particularly off the sweet spot.

Tour Edge has found success by opening up its Exotics line to a broader segment of players. With the new Exotics C721 driver, the company hopes to find a balance of distance and spin at a great ...

Tour Edge Exotics E722 driver. $399.99. A 30-gram weight placed at the trailing sole edge of the clubhead, pushing the CG extremely low and very deep in the clubhead for more stability and a ...

288.5. 315.6. As mentioned earlier, the use of the Dual Carbon Wings in the Tour Edge Exotics 721 driver removed a lot of weight from the crown and sole. Tour Edge was able to relocate that weight in strategic locations to increase the MOI and to optimize the CG. Most of that weight was moved low and back in the head which helps launch the ball ...

The C721 really pushes the limits with MOI, CG, Spin, and Distance. It was just as much a surprise as it was impressive. The Tour Edge Exotics C721 Driver has a distinctive "Ridgeback Technology" which is a t-shape titanium crown frame which creates rigidity and power as the club smashes into the ball. It really feels like a transfer of ...

Tour Edge's Exotics line of high-end golf clubs has been known for excellent fairway wood and hybrid performance over the years. The Chicago-based company has been consistently putting out high-quality products, and golfers are really taking notice. The new line of C721 drivers, fairway woods, and hybrids take yet another big leap forward from last […]

The model that Tour Edge sent for review is a 9.5 degree head with a Ventus 50 Gram R Fujikura shaft. Tour Edge has sixteen different shafts available. It retails for $399. I think several factors in the distance gain I've seen. Tour Edge Exotics C721 Driver with Diamond Face 2.0 technology. First, the Tour Edge Exotics C721 Driver has gotten ...

The new Tour Edge Exotics C721 driver features a plethora of technologies aimed at providing high MOI and reliable forgiveness. In this video, 2nd Swing's Dr...

We test the new Tour Edge Exotics C721 driver - can it keep up with the TSi3 from Titleist?0:00 // Intro3:30 // Baseline with TSi34:26 // C721 Testing6:03 //...

Tour Edge has found success by opening up its Exotics line to a broader segment of players. With the new Exotics C721 driver, the company hopes to find a bal...

The Tour Edge Exotics 721 hybrid features the same "Sound Diffusion Panel" technology as the other woods. These panels work by "directing and diffusing" vibrations in the head at impact to provide a more ideal sound (and feel). As a result, you get enough tone for good shot awareness, but an overall tighter and more muted tone.

Designed to help mid and high handicappers get the ball into the air with minimal effort, the Tour Edge Exotics C721 Fairway Woods deliver exceptional ball speed, easy lift, and far reaching carry at a very affordable price. In this hands-on Tour Edge Exotics C721 Fairway Wood review, we'll take a deeper look into why this fairway has ...

LEARN MORE. The shaft make-up in the 721 Series is unique to the industry. We tested an extensive range of market-leading shafts with our Tour Edge Development robot to find the the best-performing custom shafts for every swing speed. 85 MPH or below: Fujikura Air Speeder: Ladies 35 (R3) | 40 A-Flex (R2) | 40 Regular (R)

I'm gaming the C721 driver and have the C721 3,4,7 fairways in and out of my bag. I'm never got around to getting their C721 hybrids but I wanted to upgrade my hybrids to them. When I saw the E722 hybrids on Tour Edge pre-owned for $79.99 I didn't miss out and grabbed the 3,4,and 5.

Well, Tour Edge apparently decided to take a different approach to players distance irons, one that sacrifices nothing. And their new Exotics C721 irons should be on everyone's shortlist as a candidate for best players distance irons of 2021. There's a lot of technology packed in the C721 irons. In fact, I'd call them a technological tour de force.