What Club Do You Find The Most Rewarding?

[FortAsel]

Easy, my putter. Even though I enjoy hitting 300 yrd drives down the fw, or making and impossible shot from an impossible lie, the thing I enjoy the most is hearing the ball hit the bottom of a cup. To me, there is no other sound has great has that in golf

[yeis20]

Most rewarding is the 64* full-3/4 swing shots that are absolute pin seekers.

Then again, any shot with any club that is a "pro" like shot is rewarding.

Clubs that feel rewarding are 1 thing, receiving compliments from shots throught your bag from different clubs with playing partners having that "wow!, nice shot!" comment are the most rewarding... regardless of the club.

[Baraethon]

Two things.

Hitting my 3 wood off the deck. It has a perfect trajectory for me when i hit it right. Starts off low, then rises. No other club does that for me.

Or (first time just happened a few days ago!):

The sound of a perfect chip, from off the green, hitting the pin and dropping in the cup, for a birdie or better :)

[st0wgolf08]

I hit a huge drive when i was playing with a usual playing partner and he just said,"WOW." He's very hard to even come close to pleasing, we play about the same so we're usually not impressed with each other, but mine was like 290 down the middle. He almost crapped himself right there.

[golf_junkie27]

The putter. Making a nice, rhythmic swing and hearing the ball drop in the cup. Best sound and feeling.

[bogeyhitter25]

Right now it'd be when I hit a beautiful sand shot and take out a bunch of sand and just see my ball roll gently towards the hole. It's happened once.

[zeg]

It used to be my 5 iron, but then it broke. Now it's probably either my 7 or my 3 iron, although I usually only hit the 3 well on the range.

[Arathel-bwcc]

Definately my current 3 Wood. When I hit that baby crisp and clean it feels awesome.

[Guest]

Think my answer to this question would change quite a lot depending on my last round. More often than not though, I would have to say that its my 7 iron. Although it does take a lot to beat when you catch a drive perfectly and it splits the fairway.

[misty_mountainhop]

For me it has to be that pured 3-iron off the deck - starts low and soars up. Can't beat the satisfaction of a perfectly struck long iron especially when you know everything had to be right to make it happen.

[smith5606]

I know this is going to sound like B*** S*** but I played in at 40+ MPH wind yesterday. Didn't score at all well but, I was striking the ball very well . . . the best I have hit the ball in a long time. I realized that the feeling of a well struck shot, into a howling wind produced a shot that was not like any other. Of course they didn't go nearly as far as normal (in case you are wondering I hit a "perfect" 18* rescue pin-high from 160 yards - at least a three club difference. Had similar results with 3-metal, 3-iron, and even my PW. If you have a chance, try it.

[ssrs8]

My brother's MP-57 3-iron. The ball feels and sounds so soft when you hit one flush with it.

Either that or the Big Bertha 454 driver. I thought I had hit it's sweet spot dead center quite often until last month. I hit one so pure at the driving range that the ball felt twice as light as normal and it sounded like someone dropped a light bulb. It went straight and very long for me. I wish I never experienced it because I have been desperately trying to repeat without success

[st0wgolf08]

Chip ins feel pretty darn good too.

[Stacey_E]

I'd have to say the driver is the most rewarding for me. I don't hit it that far, (about 240) but I hit 73% of my fairways. Statistically, I understand that is probably the best part of my game given my handicap. All my playing partners know that if I pick that tee up quick and walk off the box that I center cut the fairway. That is an awesome feeling especially on the first hole.

[Dub]

I have to second the putter. When the putter is working like it should, it has a ripple effect on the rest of my game. I'm sure most players would agree that if you're putting good, you're probably playing good too...

Very well said. Confidence in my flatstick sort of "unlocks" the rest of my game. Crisp iron play also helps. It feels great to set up and hit straight irons.....lately I've been losing them left...driving me insane.

[Doctorfro]

Flat stick.

[beach_golfer]

100% It would be the putter for me. Specifically when you roll about a 10 footer for birdie and you feel nothing, just a pure strike like something takes over and it just tracks dead center and hits the back and drops in. I second what everyone says that the putter for me makes or breaks a round, even if I am striking my irons and such poorly, a solid putter more than compensates.

[extremeld]

i find hitting tough shots in awful weather when opponents have given up the most satisfying - i relish the bad weather when it comes to competitive golf as i know my opponent probably doesnt - therefore it is going to be easier to win. Not that i am competitive in anyway.