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post #1 of 7
8/9/08 at 10:44pm
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Hi guys,

I have quite a gap between my 3 iron (cobra carbon cb stiff steel )and my 3 wood, so I'm thinking of putting a 5 wood or hybrid in my bag.
Normally I was about to buy a 5 wood but my 3 wood is a TM V-Steel 15° Stiff graph (which i LOVE and will keep in my bag for a while) and I'm afraid I'll hit a new 5 wood (burner or whatever) as far as my 3 wood.

I tried to get a v-steel 5 wood but they dont make them anymoreand I don't know where to get one so...
What do you guys think? maybe a 19° burner resque stiff? ( steel or graph i dno)

Thanks!
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post #2 of 7
8/9/08 at 11:34pm

Re: Taylormade V-Steel

Check Ebay, I'm sure you can find a V-Steel there.

Here is the search for a V-Steel 5 Wood

Here is a specific club
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post #3 of 7
8/9/08 at 11:49pm
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Re: Taylormade V-Steel

True but I live in Belgium, Europe so +35$ shipping costs and import taxes from the States for a second hands Vsteel would bother me.

*EDIT* I didn't read your edit yet, thanks, I'll check it out.
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post #4 of 7
8/10/08 at 1:15am

Re: Taylormade V-Steel

Yeah no problem, and sorry, I didn't notice that you were from Belgium.
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post #5 of 7
8/10/08 at 3:29am

Re: Taylormade V-Steel

I still have my 3W V-Steel in my bag...and it won't come out. And I am lucky enough to have recognized the value of the club and purchased a 5W that I keep in storage just in case I want it or if the course strategy demands it to be placed in the bag.

I normally in my bag have my 3W V-Steel and carry a 19* 3 hybrid. The 19* hybrid length is very similar to my 5W flight. And what makes it more valuable is that it has a little more versatility. Great out of trouble/rough. Great when you want the ball to bite more on the greens.

My vote...go with the 19* hybrid. If it doesnt' suite your game...then go look for a used V-Steel on ebay.

Gosh...I still love my V-Steel.
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post #6 of 7
8/10/08 at 9:58am

Re: Taylormade V-Steel

keep your eye on ebay... there are still the occasional new v-steel getting listed. Check the US and UK sites - UK would be cheaper postage to you I would guess.

Your other option is to go with a 5 wood that has a 'standard' length shaft - the new burners are longer to generate more clubhead speed, and send the ball further. This was a consideration when I was looking for my 3; I didn't want one that was close to the distance of my driver, and bridged the gap between 5 wood and driver.

But, a hybrid may be an idea - something around 18 degrees such as Callaway X or Cobra Baffler Pro
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post #7 of 7
8/10/08 at 10:42am
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Re: Taylormade V-Steel

Thanks a lot for your opinions

Originally Posted by mrobbie View Post
keep your eye on ebay... there are still the occasional new v-steel getting listed. Check the US and UK sites - UK would be cheaper postage to you I would guess.

Your other option is to go with a 5 wood that has a 'standard' length shaft - the new burners are longer to generate more clubhead speed, and send the ball further. This was a consideration when I was looking for my 3; I didn't want one that was close to the distance of my driver, and bridged the gap between 5 wood and driver.

But, a hybrid may be an idea - something around 18 degrees such as Callaway X or Cobra Baffler Pro
yeah I was just looking at this one

http://cgi.benl.ebay.be/ws/eBayISAPI...tab%3DWatching

Looks good as my swing speed is quite high and I have the Cobra Carbon CB's which i love... If they are quite similar I might go for it.
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