What's in iacas's (Erik's) Bag

**iacas**

Let's start with the accessories:

Balls (Titleist Pro V1x)
Pens (pencil is tough to read on a slightly soggy scorecard)
Sharpie (Black, always)
Weighted Donut
Range Finder (Bushnell Pin Seeker 1500 w/Slope)
Tees (Stinger and Zero Friction)
Groove Cleaner
Shoes - FootJoy GF:II in tan and white.
Titleist Towel with added scrubber brush

Not seen here:

My 2005 Rules Book (forgot to take it out of the bag)

Irons: Titleist 735.CM, Chrome version, stock grips (for now), TrueTemper Dynamic Gold S300

Hybrid: TaylorMade Rescue Dual TP 19°, Diamana Hybrid S shaft, 8-8 weight configuration, head cover marked as "2" as this replaces the 2-iron, and Golf Price New Decade Multicompound Grip

Woods:
Driver - Titleist 905S, 9.5°, Graphite Design YS-6+ S shaft, 45", Golf Pride New Decade Multicompound Grip
3-Wood - Titleist 904, 15°, Fujikura by Titleist Speeder S shaft, Golf Pride New Decade Multicompound Grip

The Bag Itself: As seen below, a Japanese import Titleist CBS 51. I try to keep it light, so I may not have everything in it that everyone else has, but it still has all I need. The "emergency packet" has some bandaids and bee sting stuff as well as some cash and quarters if things really go badly and I need to make a pay call somewhere (or I don't have any ball markers).

Not Seen Much at All:
My putter, a Scotty Cameron by Titleist Red X, 33", and the heaviest weight (350g). I love it.

*Pepe510tp*

I like that set up!!! How do you like those irons?

**iacas**

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pepe510tp

I like that set up!!! How do you like those irons?

They're sweet. The "not safe for the general public" comment I came up with during testing was this. You'll quickly see why I wouldn't publish it in a review...

"My advice: wear a condom the first time you use these irons or you may need to clean out your pants after the first few holes." Uhhh, yeah...

Needless to say, they're good.

I also see that I forgot to mention the two wedges I carry, a 54.10 Spin-Milled and a 60.04 Spin-Milled, both Vokeys of course.

*nautyyboyy*

Really nice Eric. I was reading your review on the Titleist 735cm and I have a quick question...since these irons have very little offset, do you think they will be a lot harder to hit than the ones with more offset? i usually have a slight fade with my TA7's and now im worried that my fades would turn into slices. i guess i'm just another average golfer scared of upgrading to a player's irons.

**iacas**

Quote:

Originally Posted by nautyyboyy

Really nice Eric. I was reading your review on the Titleist 735cm and I have a quick question...since these irons have very little offset, do you think they will be a lot harder to hit than the ones with more offset? i usually have a slight fade with my TA7's and now im worried that my fades would turn into slices. i guess i'm just another average golfer scared of upgrading to a player's irons.

Or you could upgrade and learn to play with them. My problem has always been the opposite - a lot of offset and it's Snap Hook City (population: 15% of the golf world or so). So I've never really had to change my swing... but if you fight fades or those fades turn into slices, clearly that indicates that you need a bit of a change anyway...

I say try out a set. I think you'll like them. They remove the weight from the heel, too, remember so that it should help you close 'em up a little easier.

Offset is just one of about ten or twelve things that affect clubface position at impact. Shaft weight, head distribution, your swing, and even the kind of grip on the clubs (the actual rubber grip, I mean, but also your hands and fingers) can affect it.

So you never know until you try it.