Set composition, What to do???

[mochila]

Ok, so right now I have Dr/3w/20* hybrid/23* hybrid/5-PW/SW/P. I need woods. The 3 wood is from my walmart kids set and I cant hit it off the deck. I love my Nickent hybrids, favorite club in the bag. The 3 iron goes 180 (with roll) with a good smack. My driver only goes 200 with a good smack. I found the Nickent 3DX utility woods, which are big hybrids/small woods. There is a 3 and a 4 wood in stock. I read Pelz's book and really believe in carrying 4 wedges, especially because my pitching wedge is very strong (44*) and my only wedge is 56* so right now I have 11 clubs not including my 3 wood which I dont use. I am thinking of getting only the 4 wood (17*) and then 50* , and 60* wedges for even yardages up close. THe 4 wood would be easier to get up off the deck than the 3 wood because of the higher loft and shorter shaft. Does this sound like a good plan? I really think getting a 3 and 5 wood would be expensive and the difference in yardage would be small. Also The 3 would be hard to hit. What do yall think?

[FlopShotArtist]

I would get a 2H, and then a 50* and 60*.

[mochila]

I would get a 2H, and then a 50* and 60*.

As in a 17* hybrid? Like the 4 utility wood would be good?

[mochila]

Anyone else have an opinion? I found the 17* 4 wood for 40 bucks

[GaijinGolfer]

A 17*-19* hybrid would be a good idea. IMO, it would be more useful than a 4-wood, give you the same distance and be easier to hit.
I find that a hybrid is a lot easier to hit than a fairway wood.

[ScotX]

I agree - go the hybrid route rather than buying another fairway wood. I got a Cleveland XL 2H for $80 at Golf Galaxy.

[mochila]

The nickent is a utility club, like a hybrid but a little bigger. Just one though?

[GaijinGolfer]

Id get something like 19* and 22* hybrids, thats what Ive got and they replace a 2-iron and 3-iron. If I need the distance of a 4-iron, I can always choke down on the 3H.