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Nothing wrong with the Acuity wedges.  I gave my Acuity Gap Wedge to my brother (a pretty decent player who breaks 80 on occasion) and it's his favorite wedge/club in the bag.  He's got a Vokey LW and a MacGregor MT Pro-M PW...
Depending on the hole.  If it's a par 4 and I'm left with 200 in the fairway or 170 in the rough I might take the rough.   Quote: Originally Posted by right handed phil mickelson  6'1" tall, 190...
Current signature-   Driver- paid $80 (new) 4 Wood- paid $20 (new) 5 Wood- paid $50 (new) Niblick- paid $30 (new) Irons- paid $40 SW-paid $35 Putter-paid $25   $280
Ha ha ha ha ha ha!  You're gonna need to step up your troll game around here.  Famousdavis has raised the bar, and you're falling way short.   Quote: Originally Posted by burner 300  Id would have to...
The PW from my set.  Granted, 3 of my 5 sets have blade PWs, and the 4th is nearly a blade, so there you are.
The amount of variety in blades is minimal compared to the amount of variety in cavity backs.   Quote: Originally Posted by motteler621    I disagree slightly. Thats about the same as saying...
I agree.  I love blades, but see no reason to shell out hundreds/thousands of dollars for brand new ones.  If you want blades get some old ones.   Quote: Originally Posted by delav  Probably plays a...
I concede to a degree on the ebay point (if he's not comfortable with ebay then so be it), but disagree on the change in irons.  Yeah-Nike's recent offerings look different and whatnot, but irons are irons.  I prefer blades...
Beat me to it.  Took me some time to figure this out, and I don't switch putters frequently, but if I'm going to play somewhere I know has lightning-fast greens I will bring a putter with a heavier...
I guess you're right-I'm just thinking of everyone I know who bought a similar set, got even remotely interested in golf, and then was looking to sell or trade for some "real clubs" 3-9 months later.  There's nothing "wrong" with...
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