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TigerCurtis333 Well Established Member

TigerCurtis333

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I needed to post something similar to WRX's so why not follow the format. I have 13 set in stone as of now.
1. Titleist 907 D1 10.5 driver
2. Cobra 3-wood (Could switch to another 3 wood but that's irrelevant.
3/4. Nike 22* and 26* hybrids
5-11. Cobra 4i-PW
12. Cobra SW
13. Yes! Tracy putter.

I have a Dunlop 64* that I hit very inconsistently, a Cobra 3i, a Maltby 24* hybrid (maltby is made through Golf Works. I hit that club well [at the range] but that company is just above knock offs and I'd rather focus on trademark companies as I move forward), or I could buy a cheap, but barely used 60* wedge somewhere, either through this, Foxy Golf or Ebay, with that preferably being a Nike, Titleist or Cobra. I'm really looking to see what other people have done since the obvious choice would be an extra wedge, but I've hit my two (P/S) very well, and just got back from a round where I put every pitch within 10 feet, with those shots coming from as much as 40 yards out...I've always done well with 50% shots, and love the finesse around the greens with two clubs.

Any suggestions. I figure it wouldn't hurt to put this up here and see.

In my bag:
Driver: 907D1 10.5*, Aldila Spec-Grid S67 reg
Woods: Looking for a wood. Titleist 906F4 or Nike CPR.
Utility: CPR 2-3 hybrids, 22*-26*Irons: 755 Forged 4-PW, Tri-Spec Steel RegWedges: Vokey 200 series 56.10 SW, 60.04 LWPutter: Tracy 33"Ball: DT CarryI mark my Titleist by...


23Rounder Established Member

23Rounder

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If you don't have a distance gap between 3w > Hybrid then I would put in a 60. My mine comes in very handy provided limit its use to when I really need it, eg. When I have short-sided myself behind a bunker to an elevated green with the pin just over the bunker it comes in really handy. I generally find that I prefer my 54 or PW from 40 yards or more out.

23Rounder

Tour Burner 9.5 / RE*AX 60g Stiff
Launcher 13 & 17 Fairway / Fujikura Gold Stiff
MT Pro-C 3-W / DG S300 MP 52.07 Vokey SM58.12 Tracy II, 34" Putter Z-URS or NXT Tour


Dent Great Member

Dent

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I'd put a 54* in there, currently you do not have any wedges at all besides your pitching wedge. Its a finese club around the greens and way far out.
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Driver: Sasquatch 460 9.5°
3 Wood: Laser 3 Wood 15°
5 Wood: r7 19° (Stiff)Irons: S58 Irons 4-PW Orange DotWedge: Harmonized 60°Wedge: Z TP 54°Putter: Tiffany 34"Balls: Pro V1 Shoes: Adidas Tour 360 IIThe Meadows Golf Coursewww.themeadowsgc.comAge: 16

Harry Longshanks Great Member

Harry Longshanks

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I needed to post something similar to WRX's so why not follow the format. I have 13 set in stone as of now.

I'd put a 54* in there, currently you do not have any wedges at all besides your pitching wedge. Its a finesse club around the greens and way far out.

He's got a Sand Wedge. (I overlooked it the first time too.)

If you don't have a distance gap between 3w > Hybrid then I would put in a 60.

^^ That would be my answer as well.


useless149149 Well Established Member

useless149149

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If you don't hit the 26* hybrid the same distance as your 4i, then get a 58 or 60 degree wedge.

905R 10.5* Aldila NV 65
904F 15* Graphite Design YS-6+
NVG2 UT 17* Fujikura Triple Action
755 3-PW Trispec steel
52/08, 58/08 rac TP Wicked putter (model 1)


onthehunt526 Super Member

onthehunt526

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i'd go for a third wedge personally...

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