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dlo132

By dlo132
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First like to thank everyone in here who has read and answered my barrage of newb club questions. The input is greatly appreciated (and usually taken to heart)

OK, So I got my semi shiny, new to me irons (NVG2 Mids 3-SW, no LW) and was wondering what would be best to drop in the bag next- here is what i have in total, and leads on what i can get reasonably priced (Used clubs in Calgary are NOT the norm, so one has to really keep an eye out)



In the garage at the moment-

Nikent 3dx 10.5 loft 460 driver (I leave this at home when i play as my slice with it is so bad it effects the earths rotation)

Jazz Bearcat 3 wood (not impressed with this, but at 10 bucks new, It was hard to resist)

Nike ignite 7 wood (Love this club)

Macgregor NVG2 Mid irons set 3-SW (Very impressed so far, and in 1 round have noticed a big diff. overall in my short game)

55 and 60 Wilson RPM wedges (Hate them, and looking for replacements)

Taylormade tour preferred irons- 1I-PW - all permanently placed far away from my golf bag for now...

Taylormade Tour Preferred putter... so far it hasnt destroyrd my game

I have a lead on 1h and 5h Heavenwood Hybids, and was thinking of replacing the 3 wood and maybe my 3 iron with them-


Any other club suggestions/replacement recomendations? Thanks in advance as always!

Blackmax Driver w/ Diamana Redboard
Ovation 3+5 Woods
Ignite 7 wood
A3oS Hybrids
SZ IronsRossa Core putterTopflight Gamer V2 Balls"Your swing looks pretty good, except your grip, stance, ball position, take back, follow through, and shoulder rotation."Actual quote from one of my first golf...


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If your not happy with your wedges then I would change those first. Getting better wedges for you will definitely help your game in a more drastic way then your other club changing options.
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driver- X460 tour 9.5 Aldila NVS 75
irons- X-forged 3-PW TT BlackGold stiff
wedges- x-tour vintage 52, 56, 60
hybrid- FT-hybrid #2 17* putter- Sophia 33" "If everything seems under control, you're just not going fast enough."_Mario Andretti

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  x-forged said:
If your not happy with your wedges then I would change those first. Getting better wedges for you will definitely help your game in a more drastic way then your other club changing options.

I was just looking at a set on here from a member... Creepy. I bought the 2 wedges for 50 bucks new... I should of known better!

Blackmax Driver w/ Diamana Redboard
Ovation 3+5 Woods
Ignite 7 wood
A3oS Hybrids
SZ IronsRossa Core putterTopflight Gamer V2 Balls"Your swing looks pretty good, except your grip, stance, ball position, take back, follow through, and shoulder rotation."Actual quote from one of my first golf...


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