if money were not an option.....

[miller72]

what would you play?
i would probably only add another wedge, and a hybrid.
maybe get a scotty as well.

[scottevans77]

If money were no option, I would play what works. Sort of like now, but money being no option would open myself up to trying a lot more expensive clubs to see if they work.

[flopdarock]

man if money were no option... id have like 4 full sets of various brands or double it so that id have a graphite set and a matching steel set

[RocketSauce]

if money were no option i would buy a set of those $9000 Honma irons with the gold inside the cavity back...

[rebby]

I'm boring... I'd have the same set that I have now. Although, I'd likely mix it up more often and be willing to buy stuff just to try it out. The way it is now, I try to find and swing every demo stick I can get my hands on before dropping the cash.

[obsessedgolfer]

I would buy all my clubs from this website www.tourspecgolf.com where there are $2200 putters and $1900 wedges, not to mention the $1500 drivers, $1000 woods and $10,000 irons.

[Titleist Man]

Id probably just keep alot of different sets in the garage

[RocketSauce]

i second that. love that site (tourspecgolf.com). to rich for me though

[EquipmentJunkie]

Didn't we have a thread like this last week that said "Dream-Set"?

[Stacey_E]

If money was no object, I'd be all Mizuno, all the time. Wait a minute, I'd need a Titleist putter. Make that all Titleist all the time....

[tjy355]

I'm not one who subscribes to the theory that expensive equipment is better nor do I think having expensive equipment is some sort of status symbol.

I would rather spend money on travel and actually PLAYING GOLF!

[bogeyhitter25]

If money wasn't an option I wouldn't be typing this. I'd be down in San Diego playing a round of golf.

[og512]

i would probably switch sets more often just keep up with latest technology, that is until i found that perfect set.

[miller72]

thats true. i would probably be down in florida playin golf everyday

[LottaBalata]

IF. . .money didn't matter, and I could spend however I felt, I would go to a school like Hank Haney's and simply move in until my game was rockin'! Then, the clubs wouldn't matter, I could use whatever. But I would certainly get fitted properly and buy whatever fit me best. I don't care if it were Nickent or Titleist or the CER's I'm using now from Golfworks.

[smith5606]

IF. . .money didn't matter, and I could spend however I felt, I would go to a school like Hank Haney's and simply move in until my game was rockin'! Then, the clubs wouldn't matter, I could use whatever. But I would certainly get fitted properly and buy whatever fit me best. I don't care if it were Nickent or Titleist or the CER's I'm using now from Golfworks.

Amen to that. I'd camp out at the best golf school I could find in Arizona until that stupid over the top thing that I've developed recently goes away. Then I'd spend April and May playing Bandon, Pacific, etc. in Oregon. Then I'd probably start all over because I know that by then, I'd have some other hitch in my swing to fix. Buying equipment is fun, but it doesn't seem to cure my golf ills. I just wish I could buy a perfect swing.

[bruce]

I think i would stick with what i have,maybe get my irons and driver fitted for me.

[1dayIllBaPro]

I'll get every... every club custom fit for me.

I had my first custom fit iron last season, and it was amazing !!!!

I'll go for Nike (driver/woods), Taylormade (driver), and Mizuno blades(for iron)