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CER 851ZO FAIRWAY/HYBRID HEADS
CER 851ZO FAIRWAY/HYBRID HEADS
The innovation in the CER 851 ZO line of fairway woods come in the
progressive design. The concept for the idea came from the popular idea of hybrid iron sets, with designs changing within the set to enhance performance. The 851 ZO is a conventional to hybrid line of fairway woods. The crown width goes from conventional in the #3 wood (2.5") to 1.9" in the 11 wood, with every crown width in between progressively getting narrower. This gives the set a progressively more hybrid appearance as the loft increases. The shell design in all the lofts was carefully designed to keep the mass low and to the rear to enhance trajectory. The soles on all the lofts were also designed to
have just the right amount of toe to heel radius and front to back radius to make them very turf forgiving. The offset hosel feature aids in squaring the face at impact and inspires confidence at address. The CER 851 ZO line of Fairway / Hybrid woods make the transition from fairways to hybrids seem natural.
Highlights:
Investment Cast 17-4 Stainless Steel.
Crown width progresses from a 2.50" width (3 wood) to a 1.90" width (11 wood) creating a gradual fairway to hybrid look.
Low C.G. aids in trajectory.
Offset hosel locates C.G. further back and aids in squaring the face at impact.
Designed to be built to fairway wood lengths with .335" tip diameter shaft.
Headcovers available
Recommended ferrule 60PW
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 - Sunday, July 06, 2008
Fade to a Draw
Reviewed By: Rick (Baden, Ontario Canada)
Im a 10 handicap player that has a normal fade purchased the CER 851ZO #3 and #5 woods with CER 65 ACD Shafts. I now hit the ball straight or with a draw with a good swing. If I try to force a draw or get a little a headed of the ball it will results in a quick hook good distance but heading for parts of the golf course that I dont want to see. The face of the clubs is shallow which is good for getting through the rough unless it is fluffy you can go under the ball same off the tee the ball must be teed low. Good clubs for the price just remember that swing is not included.
- Wednesday, July 23, 2008
So Simply off the tee
Reviewed By: Ryan (Ottawa, Ontario)
I had an extra shaft and thought I should do something with it. I bought a 9 wood head and had it installed. I bought this club for fun, just so I can hit a draw when I wanted to. I didn't think I would have it in the bag much, but it is now the most used club in my bag. Off the tee, in the fairway, it's money, it's not bad in the rough aswell. Bang for the buck the best club I've bought.
ps. My 3 and 5 woods are R7 Ti and I play with R7 irons. I'm an 8 handicapper.
- Monday, April 30, 2007
Problem solver
Reviewed By: Larry Pierce (San Antonio, Texas)
I bought a driver kit and 3,5,7 and 9 fairway kits as well.
I'm a senior player and have a physical handicap that has made it difficult to maintain my once straight golf shots. After many months of frustration I tried the offset driver and offset fairway woods and have SOLVED MY PROBLEM! Golfing is fun
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