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dlo132

By dlo132
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dlo132

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Does anyone have experience with either of these?

I get there products at cost I found out (along with footjoy and cobra products).

I need some wedges and hybrids to round out my rookie bag.

Any suggestions?

My wedges now are :
PW is 44 deg. SW is 56 deg. What lofts do you recomend to fill the gaps reasonably well?

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I don't have any experience with their fairway woods, but I have hit the Vokey Spin Milled wedges.

They are really nice wedges. I'd get a 50 degree Vokey 200 Series wedge if you want Titleist, as it fills the gap between a 44 and 56 perfectly.
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I have two hybrids and I find them easy to hit. I really like them because they give me a lot of versatility for different shots.

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joshtpa Great Member

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Go to a golf shop and hit them and see what you think? That would be my suggestion rather than listening to the pros and cons.

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