what 5 wood have people got? any recommendations? work in a golf shop so im seein new clubs all the time. just cant make my mind up. lookin at spendin about £150.
regards

If you're working in a golf shop, grab as many as you can to try and buy the one you hit the best.

I don't carry a 5 wood myself, but have a Cobra X speed 4 wood.

and how much you play for that mate?

http://www.pricebustergolf.co.uk/ishop/1035/shopscr20.html

the ones for £60, x or f speed

http://www.direct-golf.co.uk/product/product.asp?product_ID=3016

Direct golf are selling these for £60, they also have X and M speed for the same price.

I payed about £120 for the X speed about a year ago

Get a TM V Steel ... perfect range of prices (steel or graphite). There are quite a few here in Canada still left but, as you may know, it is discontinued.
Another REALLY good club for sale here is the Adams RPM LP. It's on sale here for 99 dollars or the same as the v-steel's. They come with a stock graphite Aldia NV or NVS shaft or the Graffaloy Blue (in the Tour version only) shafts. The head on the Adams RPM is the new low profile design or also known as reverse crowning (or basically invert the head for less turf resistance).

Two great clubs, these shafts alone in the 'RPM LP' retail for what Adams sells their entire club for. Its the best deal going...good luck and keep us posted=)

does anyone know if the new titleist fairways are any good? contemplating getting either 904f or 906 5wood

try Callaway Big Bertha 3 wood which is very good distance.
my new 3 wood just arrived this morning,it is Titleist 906f2 15 degree with Fujikura Speeder shaft,they working perfect,i hitted it in range,VERY good.

Dub,

Saw them last night - they look real nice!

Dub 6.5 I have a 904f 3 wood and 5 wood for sale with ys6 reg shaft. I would sell you both for £120 including postage; or £65 for one, the 5 wood is like new but the 3 wood has a small sky mark. These are the easiest woods i have ever hit and give a strong powerfull flight, the reason i am selling is that i use a 4 and 7 wood in the same spec as this combination suits my home course better.