These NEW 2026 Clubs Will KILL THE EXPENSIVE Brands!

These NEW 2026 Clubs Will KILL THE EXPENSIVE Brands! In today’s video, we take a deep dive into a game-changing release from a smaller golf company that just might shake up the entire industry. These new fairway woods are not only high-performing and beautifully crafted, but they also come packed with features you’d expect from the biggest names in golf – adjustable weights, adjustable lofts, and a price tag that blows Titleist, TaylorMade, and Callaway out of the water. 💥
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💸 Are the big brands overcharging us for the same performance?
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Are you sick and tired of the world of golf clubs getting far too expensive? I certainly am. And if you are, make sure you stay tuned right to the end of this video because you could find some fantastically wellperforming golf clubs for a cut price. Now guys, this video is top secret. I’m the first person in the world to get my hands on these brand new clubs. These are the new fairway woods from 11. You will all know the guys from 11 who make those lovely affordable forgiving hybrids. And as you can see, these are the new 2026 Fairway Woods. Now, these are a prototype. They are very nearly finished. And today, we’ve been in the workshop seeing just how these bad boys are made, seeing just how they can help your golf for that cut price. And where’s the 3-wood? 3wood’s here. The 3-wood looks absolutely Look at that. Now, what 11 do really well every single time they release a club is release something that looks fantastic, feels fantastic, sounds amazing, but also doesn’t cost your arm and leg. So, these are going to be like kind of sub 170, £160 odd pounds. That for a club that has this technology in it. You can see we can move those weights front and back with a heavy weight and a lightweight is quite ridiculous. We’re going to hit the 3-wood here. We’re going to jump in that workshop, talk to Nick, the designer of these clubs, and see just how they’ve managed to do it on the budget. And we’re also gonna see if these could find their way in my bag, even your bag. Without any further ado, how good are these golfers? Bob, what are your thoughts on these? Because I know you you’re very your Yorkshire as they come out and you don’t like wasting money. Oh, I hate wasting money. Very nice. Simple. The red weight in the back. I’m really a fan of that. Yeah. I think first of all, that tells you which one’s a heavy one, which one’s the light one, obviously. But there’s also the option this this I’m I’m giving away all the secret stuff here for a bit of hot melt in the toe or the heel. So you can have it heavy weight forward. You can have that CG forward. You can lower the spin. You can also have a little bit in the heel or the toe if you want just to help you if you slice it or fade it. So a fantastic attempt there. Right. Any teas in this little box? No. Right. We’re into the wind here. Quite a tight hole. This is the perfect 3-wood hole. And we have the five and seven here as well to show you. Right. That looks really good. A little bit of offset. How does it perform? Oh, I’ll tell you what. Did you hear that? That’s a lovely little fade up the middle of the fairway. Now, what I’m really impressed with there is that strike location. A little bit low, a little bit healing. Certainly didn’t feel like it spun up in the air too much. Didn’t feel like it had too much cut on it. Let’s go another one. Because a key for me, I always think if you’re buying new golf clubs and you’re not wanting to spend a lot of money, are you buying good affordable clubs or are you buying cheap cuz there’s a huge difference. And I think sometimes we can get caught out in thinking cheap is a bargain, which isn’t always the case. Look at the sun come out now. There we go. That was absolutely gorgeous. That was higher out the face. More high toe, but again, it’s done really, really well. You can see I actually caught that a little bit heavy and we’ve come across it a little bit, but still perform well. I’m looking forward to getting down there and seeing. Look at that. That’s a proper toe strike, isn’t it? Looking forward to going down there and seeing just what the kind of front to back dispersion is with this. And then we’re going to speak to Nick who’s designed these, see how he’s designed, why he’s designed them, and then we’ll look at that seven wood from out the roof. Cuz could be a really nice combination for a lot of golfers. This can we play it down? Can we play it down? He says frightening. For the price, that’s as an enjoyable golf club as I’ve seen. I don’t know which head covers which. I’m just going to put this one on. Let’s get inside. Let’s speak to Nick about the development of these clubs. Okay, guys. So, we’re joined here in the 11 workshop with the designer of these fantastic looking woods. Now, I have hit these already. We’ve been in the net and seen just how they can perform. I want to really delve into what’s gone through Nick’s head here with this process. You can see we have the hot melt here which we did discuss with the driver builds just a couple of months ago. There’s no need hot melt anymore, Nick, because we’ve actually moved up in the world, haven’t we? We’ve Yeah, added some more weights. Yeah, they look absolutely fantastic. Talk us through the kind of design element of it cuz 11 have made obviously fantastic hybrids for a long time. You delved into the driver, the mini driver, and people have been asking in videos when are the fairways coming. So, we’ve kind of we’ve sold so many kind of six to wedge sets because people like fairway woods as say the 345. Yeah. So that’s what we’ve done. We’ve made these are still prototypes. I’m still working on them. They’ll be probably available like Jan Feb. Yeah. But yeah, we’ve kind of made it super forgiving, slightly kind of I say shallower face just to help get the ball in the air a bit quicker. Yeah. And again, yeah, movable weights, so you can kind of go high or max spin with a bit more forgiveness or it’s it’s a really interesting kind of way of designing that because a lot of companies, if you do have movable weights in, put the price kind of sky high obviously to have that adjustable uh CG CG CG. I got to say CG cog. But um obviously you guys are going to keep them at a nice affordable price for people as well. So yeah, they be below 170 or wood. That’s a good effort that so I’ve tested all of them in the net. I was really impressed with the sevenwood actually. I know. Is that the kind of nearest to be finished you? Yeah, the seven wood’s pretty much done. I mean the 3wood does look absolutely stunning, doesn’t it? I love that kind of red screw as well. I do think you should keep that like a red and a black and then you know to be fair, yeah, we’re still playing about with weights and you know exactly where they are. But yeah, Nick, I’ I’ve done you a disservice there, haven’t I? because I mentioned in the introduction to this about hot melt no longer being needed because obviously we have removable weights, but Nick’s just told me otherwise. Yeah. Well, we can um so the weights currently they’re going to be around 12 g 2 g. Yeah. So you could obviously 12 back, 12 front, but we can also do say five and five or four and four. So it’s a standard. Yeah. And the remaining weight draw bias or fade bias with a hot mount. That’s Yeah, that So if you know that you fade a golf ball, you’re still going to have that. So, all of these as well, a lot of people will wonder, first of all, maybe why they’ve taken so long, but also how you kind of design them. You have your own 3D printing system here that you I mean, I’ve seen you do it and we’ll throw some footage on of Nick on it cuz it’s the Maestro on it. But is that what they come out like? Oh, yeah. That’s actually That’s one of them. A 3D molding of it. That’s a 3-wood. I’ve actually put real weights in, but that’s How do you know that’s a threewood or not? Is this the size? I wrote on it. All right. So, and I think that’s absolutely fantastic. I love seeing anything like this from huge brands, from smaller brands. I think it’s great to see how, to be honest, you all work very, very similar. Nobody wants to like go through the whole process of of making and forging a club head for it to be slightly wrong. Yeah. So, like looking at that and looking at the geometry of that. Yeah. Yeah. So, the shape probably took, I don’t know, two months to get it right and now it’s working on where the weight goes and materials. Yeah. Just to finish it off. Guys, comment below. Could you see yourself looking at one of those for less than £170? Um, because having hit them in the net, I was really impressed with the forgiveness. Let’s jump outside and let’s see just how good they are on the course. Okay, so very interesting to hear from Nick there, the chief designer here at 11 and the master fitter. But it’s very interesting to see just how close together all these balls are. You can see we have just missed the fairway. I’ve never actually played this course before and I thought that was a line. Evidently, it’s not. But lots of different varying shots there. a couple of varying strikes as well and one that was a really nice low penetrating shot. So you can see we were doing a bit of testing inside in their fitting studio to make sure that these were the right specs for me and I think to be fair so far with the 3-wood very very good. 7wood might just be the one that blows your socks off telling you now. So with them being prototypes I was wondering which head cover goes on which and you can see actually if I remember when I went to school well there’s a three, a five, and a seven there. So we’ll go with the seven. Now, I couldn’t see it, Bob, honestly. But you can see just how sleek. I don’t know. I like the black and black. I know you like the red, don’t you on there? Guys, comment below. Should they go red? Should they go black? Be very interesting to see. And we have two 5 g weights here. I know what that’s what Nick was talking about with all that potential hotmail in the heel and the toe. What does the five have? Five has five and a five as well. So, we’ve got 21° here. Now, it’s interesting cuz seven woods are a Would you say they’re a phenomenon, Bob? underrated phenomenon. Um, but they’re good from different lies. So, if I try and give us three different lies. There’s one. That’s not bad. There’s an There’s another bad one. How you feel about that? Scaring me. Yeah, that’s quite worrying, isn’t it? Right, we’ll go this first, then that one, then we’ll go order of cuz anything could happen there. But again, a lovely head shape. Plenty of loft on here. 21° and quite elongated at the back, which I do like cuz it gives you that air of confidence. I would say that mid- handicap golfers generally use seven woods, but actually the world’s best players use seven woods. So, we should all Do you use seven wood, Bob? I should probably get one. Probably get one. Yeah. Right. All I’m looking for here is the loft helping me get it in the air instead of a long iron. Look at that. That is absolutely Is that in the green as well, Bob? You know, we spoke about that strike location earlier. I’m absolutely buzzing with that. I’m even going to clean that before I hit the next one cuz that was like an okay lie. We’re about 230 yards out here and I certainly think the sevenwood feels and sounds fantastic. What I did like about it was the versatility as well. So, we’ve hit a couple like I said in the the 11’s fitting bay and I could fight it down a little bit as well. Do you fly this down out of the roof? You’d be amazed. You’re amazed. I pulled it a little bit, but again, like, so what’s happening there? If we have a look at the sole of this, and I don’t know if this was in Nick’s designs. I’m actually going to ask him a little bit later on, but we’re going to be boys. I’m going ask him there. Be thin thin patty. Absolutely. Double patty. But this here is almost like a kind of V steel soul. And I certainly feel like that’s helping us with you can see the ground interaction on that shot there. So when you look at the sole of a club, it’s not just about how it’s designed to look for that shelf appeal. It’s actually doing way more than that as well. So now this one, I didn’t realize how much the ball’s above our feet here, but we’ve got more than one prototype. This is Is this ridiculous? I’ll let it But this is where like you would maybe have a go, isn’t it? I tell you what, it’s not done bad, has it? A huge part of me expected that to draw more off the lie with the face plane tilt, but again, when I talked to you about that V V steelesque, we’re not allowed to call it V steel cuz it’s not, but really helped us glide through that bad lie. So guys, a really interesting uh really interesting what, Bob? A really interesting a really interesting first look there at 11’s brand new fairways coming in January next year. If you want to have a look at them, then check out the website and as soon as they go on, then you’ll be the first to get them. I think the interchangeable weights on there are going to be a gamecher, especially for the price. Beefy Boys, let’s go. They’re really good