Drivers & Fairway Wood:  Bobby Jones by Jesse Ortiz drivers and fairway woods are the next generation of technology from an earlier Jesse Ortiz design that became the #1 fairway metal on Tour, from 1998 to 2001. Smaller in profile, but slightly deeper in face dimension, Bobby Jones by Jesse Ortiz is designed with the look that Tour professionals prefer, while incorporating the critical weight distributions that enhance playability and forgiveness for mid- to high- handicap golfers.

Crafted with a rare Russian BT-23 titanium, the classically shaped 440 cc Bobby Jones by Jesse Ortiz drivers feature two strategically positioned weight screws, of 2 (gold) and 12 (silver) grams that expand the Triangle of Stability™, maximizing the accuracy-enhancing phenomenon known as the “gear effect.” All clubs feature a deep, translucent “forest green” color, proprietary JS-6 and JS-7 shafts by Graphite Design and classic, heavy-knit headcovers.
　

Hybrids:  Using the same technology as the fairway metals, Bobby Jones hybrids are designed to replace the hard-to-hit long irons. Rather than designing hybrids that look like irons, Jesse Ortiz’ philosophy takes advantage of the fairway metal’s low and deep center of gravity, its wide bodied triangle-of-stability™ (TOS), and its versatile contoured sole.

Instead of using the homogenous shape of most hybrids – long, flat leading edge – Jesse Ortiz has created a more traditional shape hybrid. It is a throwback to the old Guinty Club, or Mashee. These clubs were designed for maximum performance, with the ability to get the ball out of every type of lie, whether it be a divot of fairway bunker.