Some people say 7-woods are like brussels sprouts – a bit of an acquired taste. If you’ve just taken up the game of golf, or are playing off a high golf handicap, chances are you’ve never tried a 7-wood golf club. But if you’re a reasonable golfer who finds the fairway or the first cut more often than the deep rough, you will appreciate this Mizuno F-50 7-wood golf club.The Mizuno F-50 7-wood is still not quite as versatile as a rescue club, but it should still get you out of trouble. Some better golfers just don’t like rescue clubs, and if that’s you, the Mizuno F-50 is the next best alternative. The head of the Mizuno F-50 can power its way through rough or nip shots off short grass beautifully. And when it comes to long par 3s on the golf course, it inspires confidence to get the golf ball on the green. The Mizuno F-50 does it all in bundles.Considering the reasonable price, we think the Mizuno F-50 is a bit of a bargain, too. Our only gripe – like all the 7-woods – is the fact that it isn’t really possible to knock in lower half golf shots against the wind, or work the golf ball in a particular direction with the Mizuno F-50. The 7-wood golf clubs, including the Mizuno F-50, are just too good at hitting high, straight golf shots off a full-out golf swing.