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gogsyb H.Cap (21) 23.05.11
Bought this club to replace my 5 wood, off the tee it's superb for when I need a drive to a tight fairway
ruddles H.Cap (15) 09.05.11
A really good utility to complement my 19 degree. easy to hit and usually very straight!!
joemaxmoore H.Cap (9) 07.02.11
Used it for the first time tonight down the range. Very forgiving on off centre strikes and much easier to hit than a long iron!
wolfred H.Cap (10) 07.08.09
It took me years to get round to trying rescue clubs but what a difference they make - you can get 3-iron distance out of a 7-iron lie. It's like cheating. I would say a "must" for all but the most powerful striker. I have replaced 1-iron and 3-iron, which were in the bag largely for show, with 19 deg and 22 deg and I use them all the time. Now, if I had to lose one club, it would be the fairway wood.
keithallen H.Cap (20) 06.07.09
Bought a 22 degree a while ago. Straight, long (for the loft) and forgiving. Can be very long off a short tee - so useful as an alternative for tee shots. Decided to try the 19 degree to fill the gap in my bag between the 22 degree and a 3 wood. The 19 degree is good - but not as forgiving as the 22 degree. I find the flight of them quite low - which is useful to me.
Yodals H.Cap (20) 15.04.09
I'm a mid-range handicapper, and play about once a month. This club changed my game on long holes and is much more forgiving than a long iron. The flex gives extra distance and the sweet spot is easy to find. Well recommended!
Zanderb H.Cap (14) 09.10.08
I have the 2&3i Halo, they are fantastic, much easier to hit than
a fairway wood and give a good solid feel with a great ball trajectory, Played like an iron with all the benefits of the fairway wood.
omadden H.Cap (7) 10.06.08
Excellent club with neutral face. Easier to use than a long iron!
joejan H.Cap (20) 16.07.07
I Have 2 of these rescue clubs in my bag to replace the 3&5 woods they are great of the tee and make 200 yard shots to green a lot easier than my old fairway woods recomended if like me struggle with fairway woods/long irons i have tried other rescue clubs but find the HALO by far the best
miroku H.Cap (28) 21.04.07
You cannot go wrong wiht a Halo, any lie,fairway or Tee. Recommended
wedg1e H.Cap (17) 16.02.07
The most impressive feature for me is that the shaft flex gives good feed-back and feel, with the result that my timing has improved. The end result with the Halo is a high, straight and fairly long (@170 yards for me) flight. i have found it to be a huge improvement on previous utility clubs that I have tried.
kansas72 H.Cap (22) 16.01.07
Have tried many brands of these clubs and just couldn't get the ball airbourne. Stuck with Fairway woods for a while and then my local Pro advised me to try one of these out. Well haven't looked back since then. The first time I took it up the range I was very impressed. Good ball flight, straight and high. The Ball stops very quickly. Would defo recommend one of these to anyone that has toyed with the idea of a Utility Wood. You won't want to use a fairway wood/high iron again. Also excellent service from Golfbidder, as usual.
rab3364 H.Cap (11) 16.11.06
I bought a 19 degree Halo (Stiff shaft) - WOW!! What a fantastic club, solid responsive feel, great trajectory, superb distance and a great confidence booster. Totally recommendable to any grade of golfer.
jonig98 H.Cap (15) 16.11.06
I bought this to replace my wayward Mizuno MP001 5 wood, which I hit 200-210 yards. The shorter shaft has certainly helped keep my dispersion lower, and I reckon I'm getting maybe 5 more yards, allowing for a bit of run from the Halo's lower flight. The clubface is also larger so I would class this club as more forgiving on off centre hits than the Miz. Overall a more versatile club than a 5 wood.
valegolfer H.Cap (12) 12.02.06
This club (Halo 22') is as good as all the reviews I have read. It is far easier to hit than any long iron and gives good ball flight and superb distance. I would recommend this range of clubs to anyone.
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