They produce a good sounding tink when struck cleanly. The Butler s have hit beautiful trajectories that are gently arched with heights ideal for the number designations. The ball lands with relative softness and roll is moderate. Aggressive woods players who are looking for trajectories that are low and searing or flat and penetrating will doubtlessly prefer the newer woods from Titleist, Ping and Callaway. The Butler s launch the ball well, but are not what most would call hot clubs.
Trajectories are relatively traditional in their nature.
We have seen no tendencies for the ball to balloon from either wood. Golfers who routinely play in very windy conditions may want lower-hitting woods, however. While some other new woods have produced longer hits, the Butler s have shown an excellent ability to generate consistently nice, long, graceful shots down the middle of the fairway. There is some roll, but basically, shots stay in the general vicinity of where they land. The regular flex Butler graphite has a .335 tip.