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My driver is a Titleist 913D3, and beyond that my two longest clubs are the matching 4-wood, 17 degree standard bumped down to 16.25 degrees. And then a 4i.
I used to have the 3-wood in the bag that matches the woods, but the 4-wood has a smaller head which I prefer hitting off the ground. When it's wet/rainy conditions I swap in a hybrid and take out a 64 degree wedge that I carry for firmer conditions. That makes the hybrid the second longest after the 4-wood.
These were not from the same line. I moved around a little bit and picked a hole that had some slope.
Downhill
1. 9'
1
2. 9' make
5
3. 10'
1
4. 11' make
7
5. 12'
1
Uphill
6. 9' make
5
7. 10'
1
8. 10' make
6
9. 11'
1
10. 12' short
-1
Total
27
Driver (Taylor Made SIM 2)
Tour Edge hybrid (I think 18 degree)
4 iron
I used to have 2 hybrids instead of one. I used to have a 3 wood also.
I took the 3W out of my bag because I didn't use it very often. I had less confidence with it than the hybrid, probably because I used it less than the hybrid, it was a longer club, etc. If I have a "3W" tee shot, I either use the hybrid and accept the loss of distance, or I will choke up an inch on my driver or tee it a little lower or whatever.
I use only 1 hybrid because I just didn't find many cirucumstances where I felt I _needed_ one over the other. Either was fine.
If that sounds dumb or illogical or whatever, I don't disagree...I am not recommending this for anyone. I just want the bag to be lighter and simpler and am not claiming this was the ideal decision for my game.
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