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The TaylorMade r7 CGB MAX fairway woods incorporate a variety of top-level technologies that make them the best game-improvement fairways that TaylorMade has ever created. They share the driver's triangular head shape and the exceedingly far-back CG location in relation to the face that this geometry makes possible. That CG location will prove especially valuable to the many players who have trouble getting fairway woods in the air, because it makes launching a 3-wood into the sky as easy as a 7-iron. Besides that, the heads feature a large, confidence-building shape with high MOI that makes them extremely stable and forgiving on miss-hits. The TaylorMade r7 CGB Max Fairway Woods incorporate Movable Weight Technology and three weights, promoting up to 22 yards of trajectory change from side to side, which will help players dial in additional distance and control. Last but not least is SuperFast Technology in the form of an ultra-light graphite shaft that promotes added clubhead speed for increased distance.

TaylorMade r7 CGB Max Fairway Woods $99

Feature

Advantage

Benefit

Movable Weight Technology™ with three weights

Promotes up to 22 yards trajectory change from side to side

Broad range of movement allows more players to improve accuracy and distance

Triangular head shape

Amazingly far-back from the face CG location

Incredibly easy to launch high and long

Large titanium clubhead

Exceptionally high MOI

Tremendously stable, forgiving and easy to hit

SuperFast Technology

Extremely light RE*AX® 45-gram shaft and light overall club weight

Promotes faster swing speed for added distance

                                                              Club Specifications
                                                                   

Club

Left Handed (M/W)

Loft

Lie

Head Volume

Club Length

Swing Weight (M/W)

3

Yes / No

15°

58.5°

202 cc

43.5”/ 42.5”

D3 / C8

5

Yes / No

18°

59°

189 cc

42.5”/ 41.5”

D3 / C8

7

Yes / No

21°

59.5°

181 cc

42”/ 40.5”

D3 / C8

Shaft

Flex

Shaft Torque

Tip Size

Butt Diameter

Shaft Weight

Grip

Grip Weight

RE*AX SF 45

X

4.6°

.350°

.620"

45 g

Arrow It

43 g

S

4.6°

.350°

.620"

45 g

Arrow It

43 g

R

4.6°

.350°

.620"

45 g

Arrow It

43 g

L

4.6°

.350°

.620"

45 g

WINN®

40 g

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what wood did seminoles to make bow and arrows?

if so can i find that wood now? because i live in florida
what wood did seminoles USE to make bow and arrows sorry for misprononucietion

A list of woods used by the Seminole Nation to make bows:
Arundinaria gigantea -- Giant Cane
Carya sp. -- Hickory
Citrus aurantium L. -- Sour Orange
Citrus limom (L.) -- Lemon (boys' bows)
Eugenia axillaris (Sw.) -- White Stopper
Maclura pomifera -- Osage Orange (Bois D'arc; "bow-dark"; "Hedge Apple"; etc)
Morus rubra L. -- Red Mulberry
Nectandra coriacea -- Lancewood
Psidium guajava -- Guava
Zanthozylum fagara -- Lime Pricklyash

And then there are the various oaks, ashes, elms, willows, dogwoods, etc, etc. Arrows were also made of willow, cane, dogwood, ash, etc.

The "secret" to making a bow out of any particular wood is to use the shape best suited for that wood and the strength of the bow intended. For example, willow is generally good for a flat-bow (wide, flat limbs), but not for a narrow-limbed longbow. Sometimes, the best way to learn something is to experiment.

Local businessmen turning old bowling alley wood into unique furniture
Tony Vella had been in the restaurant business for more than 35 years. His long-time friend Sam Easley had developed a luxury hotel in the area. But the two would take on an entirely new business venture after seeing an abandoned bowling alley being torn down on Highway 11W in Kingsport.

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