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I don't quite have enough information to answer your question. It she trying the hit a 3 wood all the time because she is so far from from the hole? Has she tried hitting higher lofted fairway woods like 5 or 7 woods instead? I am assuming she cannot hit the ball very high, is this correct? Lastly, how strong is she as shaft fitting is all about strength and not age, sex or handicap?

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I would think that if she hits this fairway club w/ decent contact she should get about 140-150+ yards, thus setting up a third shot to get on the green potentially. The higher lofted club will have much more success in getting the ball nicely airborne that she will set up with more confidence and should get more consistent in how well she strikes it. As a new golfer, she does not need to hit 3 wood off the turf (it's such a low percentage shot for most golfers). Rather, if she hits a ball that gets up and carries in the 130-150 yard range, she will advance the ball and even if she hits that same club one more time to get on the green, she's either on or very near the putting green in 3 shots! Her score will drop dramatically from the consistently, The distance will come where she could add a 5 or 7 wood later on to get more carry so she would set up a short iron . . . later.

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