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What Is The Longest Club That You Would Want For A 2nd Shot into a Par-Four?


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Longest Clubs into Par Fours  

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  1. 1. What's the Longest Club You'd Want into a Par 4?

    • 3W/Hybrid
      8
    • 4I/5I
      15
    • 6I/7I
      12
    • 8I/9I
      3
    • Wedge
      3


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For me it is 4H. That is the longest club in my bag after the driver at present. We have a par 4 that is almost 500 yards (from the back tees) and the last 20 or 30 yards is uphill to an elevated green.  Playing that tee in tournaments is the hardest second shot for me.  If I have hit a really good drive, I still need to catch my hybrid perfectly to hit the green.  Most of the time I just aim to be just next to the uphill and hope I can chip decently from there.

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I said 5 iron, because that is the longest club in my bag that has a dispersion zone about the same size as the nGIR zone, so that I feel I have a reasonable chance of making a par after a good drive.

So that means my maximum comfortable par 4 hole is about 420 yards, 240 drive + 180 5 iron.

Playing courses in the 6,000 to 6,300 yard range means that there are rarely more than one to two par 4's outside my range, per round.

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Just now, Divot Master said:

I said 5 iron, because that is the longest club in my bag that has a dispersion zone about the same size as the nGIR zone, so that I feel I have a reasonable chance of making a par after a good drive.

So that means my maximum comfortable par 4 hole is about 420 yards, 240 drive + 180 5 iron.

Playing courses in the 6,000 to 6,300 yard range means that there are rarely more than one to two par 4's outside my range, per round.

Sounds like you’ve read LSW I gotta pester @iacas for another copy, due to losing it when I got separated.

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Probably 4h (195 carry) for me. Maybe my 7w (205-10 carry). But once I get to my u510 (or 5w) or my 3w, it better be a par 5 😀

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10 hours ago, onthehunt526 said:

Sounds like you’ve read LSW I gotta pester @iacas for another copy, due to losing it when I got separated.

I have an extra. PM me your address and I’ll mail you one.

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2 hours ago, boogielicious said:

I have an extra. PM me your address and I’ll mail you one.

He's got one on the way already. 🙂 But that's nice of you.

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