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I have this club and it hits about 200 yards and 210 on really got hits. What club should I be replacing this with if I want something that hits 210-220 so I can short grip when needed to hit 200-210. I always end up needing a club that hits around 210-220 in the local courses. What club options are out there for me?

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Your best option is either a hybrid with less loft (17-18*) or a 5 wood. These generally go a little bit farther then a 19* hybrid.
In the blue and tan grom Bag:

Driver r7 460 10.5*
Fairway Woods '07 Burner 15* and 18*
Irons 4-PW r7 XDWedges 47*, 52*, 58* CG14,Putter TiffanyBall One Tour D

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I have the same club - its either this or 3iron and i get like 210 with it (3iron is more like 200). I always used that club as my 5wood and obviously my next club is the 3wood (2007 TM Burner). Personally i never really had an issue with distances between those two clubs since i find it pretty easy to hit overlapping distances with hit - varying gripping down or just swinging harder at the ball. If you are looking for a 3wood you just HAVE TO try out the 2007 Burner - its so easy to hit - i think there isnt left a spot on my local course where i havent hit it yet ;).

BTW - spurred by the success i had with this club, i went and bought the matching 13° Burner TP - dont like it at all and doesnt really match the easiness and forgivness of the standard version at all...

Burner 9°
FW Burner 15°
Burner Rescue 19°
MP67 4-PW
CG10 50° CG12 DSG 54° & 60°


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