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What is the strong part of your golf game?


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I am best with my 3-7 irons. I am fair at putting and chipping. I am not very confident off the tee with my driver or hitting full wedge shots.

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I think its my sand game, when all else fails in my game i can still hit it out of the sand, i dont know why. I would like other parts of my game to be as consistent as my sand game.

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2 Hybrid: Rescue mid-TP 16 deg
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Putting, chipping, hybrid play, driving, irons. In that order, usually.

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...


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deff my short game i love 7-9 iron shots and my best club is my king cobra oversized PW
Driver: Tour Burner 10°5
3 wood Tight Lies 13°
Hybrid 3DX DC 23°
Irons: G5
Wedges: oversize 48°PW & 56°SWPutter: Anser 2Ball: TOURix

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The strongest part of my game is by far my putting. Conversely the worse part of my game is my chipping so I guess I just got used to having to make 15-20 footers after a terrible chip. I am working on that though.
In my brand new bag (all my old stuff was stolen out of my trunk in June 2008 ):

Driver - Tour Burner TP 9.5 65g Stiff Shaft
Woods - Steelhead Plus 3 & 5
Irons - 755's S300 Shaft 3-PW 1° flat54° Wedge - Vokey 54.10 Oil Can60° Wedge - 60.05 ChromePutter - ZebraBalls - ProV1

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I'm pretty consistant off the tee - whether it's driver or irons. Excellent with my 19-degree hybrid - I never miss with that. My short game is improving all the time, but still the weakest part of my game and that's where it counts!

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I dont think I have a strongest part to my game. I can tell you the weakest part is definately putting. But since switching to the Odyssey putter, that has helped. I should be around a 6 if I could putt, and since I got this thing, not one round higher than 79. So I must be getting better or comfortable.

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Right now it is putting.

It used to be my ball striking, but I am working my way back to that.

Joey R

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905T w/Aldila NV 75x 904F w/Dynamic Gold x100 MP-32 w/Project X 6.5 Vokey 52.08 BeCu 56 MP-R 60 Studio Stainless Newport 2 ProV1, ProV1x, or NXT Tour


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My strong parts are full swing shots. Inside of 100 is my weakness.
Putting is pretty good when i take my time and concentrate on what I am doing.

Driver TM Superquad 9.5 w/ V2 stiff
3 Wood Callaway Fusion 13 deg w/ DVS stiff
Hybrid Titleist 585H 19 deg. w/ VS Proto Hybrid 95 stiff
Irons Titleist 735CM 4-PW - Cleveland wedges 52,56,60 deg.
Putter PING CRAZ-E G2i


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