The Nitrogen valve is positioned to increase MOI and create an optimum launch angle.This enables us to make a thinner face, with uniform thickness to maximize face deflection, creating a hotter face for increased ball speed and more distance. The Air Foil face features a premium carpenter steel that is 40% stronger than 17-4 stainless steel.The Air Foils increase how fast the face flexes at impact, promoting faster ball speed across the face, which promotes consistently longer distance on every swing.As the face compresses and the Pressure in the head increases the face is thrust back to create high ball speed and increased distance. Nitrogen Pressure in a golf head supports the face which enable the face to be thinner, therefore creating more of a trampoline effect.The Air Foil introduces a wave design which creates an accordion effect allowing the face to move at impact and initiating the buildup of pressure to restate the face at a high velocity increasing ball speed and distance.
In a fairway wood, due to the shallower face, the trampoline effect is reduced.The Nitrogen pressure pushes the face back to its original position to further increase ball speed. Air Foil wave design creates an accordion effect to move the face and rebound to increase ball speed.We’re looking for 6 golfers, 2 each within the below swing speed groups, who can take part in on course testing of the PowerBilt Air Foil Fairway, and provide meaningful feedback to the manufacturer. While the big boys (TaylorMade, Callaway, Titleist…you know the names) have to keep all of their new stuff super top-secret until the official release day (or at least until the authorized leak day), a smaller company like PowerBilt has the freedom to allow actual golfers to be part of their design process.Ĭan you see where this is going? We’ve been asked to find a small group of MyGolfSpy readers to test the new PowerBilt Air Foil Fairway Wood while it’s still very much in the prototype phase. We are extremely excited to present our readers with an amazing and rare opportunity to legitimately contribute to the design of a next generation fairway wood. Who wants to test an actual pre-release prototype?
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