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tws1098

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Driver - approx 250yds
1-4 Hybrids - 220, 205, 190, 180yds
5-pw (47*) Irons - 170-120yds
54* & 60* Wedges - 60* goes 50yds and under
Putter

I do not bomb my driver although it has climbed from 230 to approx. 250 since I started back up this year. I leave most of my strokes around the green. I am a big fan of hybrids, as i hit them well from all lies (compared to the 3w I use to have and could not hit from the fairway) thus looking into a 13* (1h). I already have a 60* and figured the 54 would fill the gap best.

So, do you think the 54* would fill the gap well enough or should I consider dropping a hybrid to add two wedges? Also do those yardages look alright?
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kilbyman Dedicated Member

kilbyman

First thought... do you really want to use the 1 and 2 hybrid? Those are hard as heck to hit IMHO, especially 13*. Try driver, 4W, 3h, and then the rest. That way you could go 47* 52* 56* and 60* with the wedges. A lot of amateurs can probably hit a 4W further than a 3W anyway (esp. off the deck)
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I love my 2 hybrid, so i figured i would give the 1 a shot. But I was thinking of the 4 wedge route since i am not good on the approach. The reason i believe I had a problem with my fairway woods before was because they were on the big side, with a large face. The club would bounce with the slightest touch to the ground. I have no idea what 3 or 4w to try, any suggestions?
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I love my 2 hybrid, so i figured i would give the 1 a shot. But I was thinking of the 4 wedge route since i am not good on the approach. The reason i believe I had a problem with my fairway woods before was because they were on the big side, with a large face. The club would bounce with the slightest touch to the ground. I have no idea what 3 or 4w to try, any suggestions?

I'm like you, I love my hybrids, but I love my woods better ......... 3w and 5w , 15* and 18* easy to hit once you learn how, with that said, it's up to you and what you feel is right for you ........ if the 1 and 2 HY works, than use it and enjoy the game

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Dub Great Member

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I'd drop the 1 & 2 hybrids and add a 3 wood and gap wedge.
909D Comp 9.5* (house MATRIX OZIK XCON-6)
Burner Superfast 3 & 5 woods (house MATRIX OZIK XCON-4.8)
G15 Hybrid 23* (AWT shaft)
G5 5 iron-PW-46*, UW-50*, SW-54 & LW-58 (AWT shaft)
Studio Select Newport 2 Mid SlantGrips: PING cords & Golf Pride New Decade Multi-Coumpound Bag: C-130...
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I'd drop the 1 & 2 hybrids and add a 3 wood and gap wedge.

My thought but then that is what my bag holds. LOL

In my SasQuatch carry bag.
909D2 9.5* (Aldila Voodo Shaft)
FT 3W 15* (Fujikura E370 Shaft Stiff Flex)
FT Hybrid 21* Nuetral (Fujikura Fit On M Hybrid Stiff Flex)
FT Hybrid 24* Nuetral (Fujikura Fit On M Hybrid Stiff Flex)Irons: X22 Tour 5 thru PW (True Temper Dynamic Gold S300) 2* upright (also...

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