WITB Photo Edition! - Page 24

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Originally Posted by toddmlazarchick 

Just picked up my R11 today and added it to the bag...

 

 

 

The r11 looks awesome, can't wait to add one to my bag. If you don't mind me asking what driver did you play before?

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Originally Posted by SlapShotGolfer 

The r11 looks awesome, can't wait to add one to my bag. If you don't mind me asking what driver did you play before?

Thanks!  I gamed a R9 Supertri before.

Just added this little guy to my bag.. I have a really good feeling about this one.

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Originally Posted by LBlack14 

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Originally Posted by toddmlazarchick 

Thanks!  I gamed a R9 Supertri before.

Now if you'd just get your clubs in the right spots in the bag you'd be set.

How are they in the wrong spot???

What is the trajectory compared to the supertri? Higher launch? Lower? About the same?
 

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Originally Posted by toddmlazarchick 

Thanks!  I gamed a R9 Supertri before.

Titleist 909D2 w/ Diamana Blue X

Nike V/R Tour 15' Voodoo S

Cleveland Hi-bore 2-iron hybrid

Nike V/R blades 3-pw S300

Titleist Vokey 54 and 58'

Odyssey Tour Black #2

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Originally Posted by toddmlazarchick 

How are they in the wrong spot???

I looks like you put them in that way, that's how.

Seriously though, you've arranged your clubs in a non-traditional way, but since it seems to work for you, go for it!
 

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Originally Posted by sean_miller 

I looks like you put them in that way, that's how.

 

Seriously though, you've arranged your clubs in a non-traditional way, but since it seems to work for you, go for it!
 

Then enlighten me as to what is the "traditional" way?  There is only one way to put your clubs in the Woode system.

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Originally Posted by toddmlazarchick 

Then enlighten me as to what is the "traditional" way?  There is only one way to put your clubs in the Woode system.

My best guess would be that the "Woode system" is itself, not traditional.

EDIT: I looked it up and it's definitely not traditional, but perhaps common enough with all the extra woods/hybrids people carry now that it shouldn't seem so strange. Perhaps what he meant was the upside down looking way you have your longest covered clubs at the bottom rather than the top. It's personal preference is everything's covered.

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Originally Posted by toddmlazarchick 

Then enlighten me as to what is the "traditional" way?  There is only one way to put your clubs in the Woode system.

I think traditional is usually with the longer clubs up top. 

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Originally Posted by sean_miller 

 

My best guess would be that the "Woode system" is itself, not traditional.

 

 

EDIT: I looked it up and it's definitely not traditional, but perhaps common enough with all the extra woods/hybrids people carry now that it shouldn't seem so strange. Perhaps what he meant was the upside down looking way you have your longest covered clubs at the bottom rather than the top. It's personal preference is everything's covered.

 

This picture is upside down.  My driver is in the bottom left corner because the picture is upside down.  You dont put this bag on a cart with the legs facing out.  Common sense here.

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Originally Posted by toddmlazarchick 

This picture is upside down.  My driver is in the bottom left corner because the picture is upside down.  You dont put this bag on a cart with the legs facing out.  Common sense here.

Huh?
 

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Originally Posted by toddmlazarchick 

This picture is upside down.  My driver is in the bottom left corner because the picture is upside down.  You dont put this bag on a cart with the legs facing out.  Common sense here.

It must not be too common, cause you've lost me here as well.

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Originally Posted by toddmlazarchick 

This picture is upside down.  My driver is in the bottom left corner because the picture is upside down.  You dont put this bag on a cart with the legs facing out.  Common sense here.

You are absolutely right, you don't put any bag with the legs facing out.  The bag you are using is designed for carrying or even using a push cart.  So the "common sense" way to put your clubs in the bag would be to start with your driver in the top stop (the slot farthest from the legs) and insert the clubs that follow down the side.  Similar the way you have it just in reverse. 

With that said, there are plenty of people who set up their bag like yours (I personally don't understand it), so I wouldn't worry about it.  You really only need to look at a number of the other postings to understand what people are talking about with their setup being reversed to yours.

Recent pics of my setup, guess I have to change my sig: