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i seen this club in a commercial the other day. it says it is weighted to help your slice or hook. just wanted to know if anyone has used it and if they think it is worth it. i have an awful slice so i just wanted to know if this club would help or should i just get the nike SQ. thanks guys

THe Nike SQ is not going to correct a slice nor is a weighted club like the
FT-3. I like so may others have bought clubs thinking they will cure my bad swing flaws and have decided to invest my money in lessons and am very happy I have. Something to think about.........

I agree, lessons are key, #2 getting custom fitted, having the proper shaft fitted to your swing.

I have improved many golfers games with at least one of these.

I agree completely but once you get lessons the weighting of the club can help. I had the FT-3 in my bag early last summer with a draw bias and I was still hitting high fades. I have since flattened out my plane a little and focused on my position at the top which has let me release the club better and get away from my little over the top move. I now hit high draws and have all but taken the right side of the course out of play. I can't even hit the regular FT-3 or X 460 now as I hook them. I need a neutral or slightly open clubface to come into the ball square. I think the internal weighting helps me from there to turn the ball over a little.

It is a VERY solid driver. I've looked at 8 of the current drivers on the markeet, own most and have done numerous side by side comparisons on the range but the one that fits my swing is the FT-3. Some complain abou the sound but when you hit it solid and if you have the ss it is loud and distinctive.

I agree with On in Two on this one, the FT-3's weighting is designed to help with a minor ball flight problem, not a major swing flaw. If you get the swing flaw straightened out, then the heel weighting really can add a bit of a draw to your shots.

an awful slice does not sound like a minor swing flaw but hey to each their own. I just think money invested in lessons go much farther than $400 bucks on a club you don't even know you can hit consistantly. just my 2 cents