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One Swing With Many Clubs, or One Club With Many Swings?

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tristanhilton85 Great Member

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I guess I tend to be more in the one swing, many clubs category. I feel like I have a little more consistency that way.

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In the past, I would lay up to hit a full short iron approach shot but I think Arrcos data suggests the closer you are to the green, the better you will score. 


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On 1/20/2025 at 11:41 AM, ajl said:

When out 125,100, 75, 50 yards and less, do you prefer:

  • using a single club like 9i or PW, and feeling the distance to get on the green in your swing
  • using different clubs (9i, PW, GW, etc.) with the same swing

I use different clubs with different swing lengths. Especially at those distances. 

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