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Is there any clubs I need to complete my bag? Looking to cover all my bases plus I got room for one more and do not feel complete .

Driver: R9 460
3 Wood: Big Bertha Diablo 3D
Hybrid: Rapture 24
Irons: X-22's 4-AW
Wedges: X Forged 58/10Putter: Black Series Tour Design #2 (Righty)Balls: Pro V1x Penta TP

Posted
Another wedge or hybrid?

In my Xtreme Sport bag
'09 Burner 9.5*
F50 15* 3 Wood
Burner 18* 5 Wood
MX-19 4-GW SV Tour 54.12 & 58.08 White Hot 2-Ball SRT


Posted
maybe like a 62* or 64* wedge with not that much bounce because you have a 58* with 10* bounce. or maybe a 5 or 7 wood but i would go with a wedge.

What I Play:
Titleist 910 D3 9.5* Diamana 'ahina X-stiff  | Titleist 909f2 13.5* x-stiff | Taylormade Rescue 19* steel shaft stiff |
Titleist ZB 3-PW S300 | Titleist BV SM 52-08 58-12  | 34" Scotty Cameron California Del Mar | Penta TP


Posted
The gap wedge or AW is about 50* IIRC, and you have a 58* wedge.
There might be room for a 54*ish wedge ?

Driver: X460 tour- 9.5*
3-wood: 3+ - 13*
Hybrid: BB HW 20*
Hybrid: 24*
Irons: X-20 Uniflex SteelWedges: Colonial 56* & 60*Putter: XG SabertoothBall: GPS-8âIf you are caught on a golf course during a storm and are afraid of lightning, hold up a 1-iron. Not even God...


Posted
wouldn't mind another hybrid but wedge sounds about right
Driver: R9 460
3 Wood: Big Bertha Diablo 3D
Hybrid: Rapture 24
Irons: X-22's 4-AW
Wedges: X Forged 58/10Putter: Black Series Tour Design #2 (Righty)Balls: Pro V1x Penta TP

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if im counting correctly, it looks like u only have 13 clubs in your bag. i would definitely get another one. i dont know what your game is like, so id either get something like a 5 wood, another hybrid, or another wedge. most likely another lower lofted wedge (something around 55º)

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if you do have an 8 degree gap between attack wedge to 58* get a 54
What I Play:
Wilson Mini Stand Bag | PING G10, 10.5°, Proforce V2 HL S | PING G5, 15°, 18°, Aldila NV 75 S | PING G5, 19°, Aldila VS Proto By You 80 S
Mizuno MX200 4-PW S | Ping Tour W 50/12 X | Ping Tour W 58/TS X | A selection of putters, all 35.5 inches.

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if your sand + AW wedges are the ones that came with the set, like they look the same as your seven iron, do this. Buy an x forged 52 degree wedge, and throw out your sand and AW. Now you have 12 clubs. Pick up either a 2 hybrid or a 4 hybrid, depending on which one you want. than grab a 60 something degree x forged wedge for all your flop shot needs. that makes it the ultimate set for any conditions.

Sasquatch 460 10.5
X 3 wood
X 4H
X-22's 5-PW
X Forged 52, 58 Black Series #1 Tour i X Series stand bag


Posted
A FYbrid (hybrid/wood gap) might fit in there real nicely.
Driver :Adams Speedline 9032LS 10.5*
Woods:Wilson Staff FYbrid 3W
Hybrids:Wilson Staff FYbrid (wood/hybrid gap)
Hybrids:Ben Hogan Edge CFT 3H & 4H
Irons:King Cobra S9 5I-PWSand Wedge:Cleveland CG12-58*Putter:Ping Redwood AnserBall:Nike Karma/Topflite GamerFavourite Gizmo:Club Caddy

Posted
if you do have an 8 degree gap between attack wedge to 58* get a 54

+1 try a Cleveland CG12 or a Vokey, just to get a taste of what they are like

Driver: TaylorMade RocketBallz 10.5-deg
Woods: Cobra Bio Cell+ 3W and 5W
Hybrids: Bobby Jones Workshop Hybrid 3 (20-deg) and 5 (25-deg)
Irons: Srixon XXIO7 from 6 - PW
Wedge: Srixon XXIO7 GW and SW

Putter: Bobby Grace DCT Captiva 34"; Ball: Sirxon Soft Feel; Shoes: Footjoy


Posted
I'm not trying to hijack the OP's thread, but I havea question on what wedge I should get to fill out my set. I've just been fitted for some MX-200s 1-degree flat std length (lefty here). MizunoUSA says that the AW in the set is a 50, the PW was a 45. So should I follow 4 degree rule for my final wedge and try and find a 54 sand wedge? OR should I order the 55 SW from the mx 200 set?

Posted
I'm not trying to hijack the OP's thread, but I havea question on what wedge I should get to fill out my set. I've just been fitted for some MX-200s 1-degree flat std length (lefty here). MizunoUSA says that the AW in the set is a 50, the PW was a 45. So should I follow 4 degree rule for my final wedge and try and find a 54 sand wedge? OR should I order the 55 SW from the mx 200 set?

I only this year added a sand wedge to my bag. What a fool I've been to have waited this long. So yes... I say add a SW. I wouldn't go 4 degrees off your AW though. I'd go with a 56 if you are comfortable opening up the club or, if not (like me) then go with a 58. Make sure you select the proper bounce to complement the type sand typically found where you play.

Driver :Adams Speedline 9032LS 10.5*
Woods:Wilson Staff FYbrid 3W
Hybrids:Wilson Staff FYbrid (wood/hybrid gap)
Hybrids:Ben Hogan Edge CFT 3H & 4H
Irons:King Cobra S9 5I-PWSand Wedge:Cleveland CG12-58*Putter:Ping Redwood AnserBall:Nike Karma/Topflite GamerFavourite Gizmo:Club Caddy

Posted
7 wood or sand wedge if you dont have one

In my Nike Bag...
Driver: 460 SZ 10.5*
Woods: SZ 3 and 7
Hybrid: Ignite
Irons: IgniteWedges: Big Bertha 55*, 58*Putter: FuturaBall: Penta, TP Black


Posted
I'd go with another wedge if it were me. I have a similar setup and I run wedges 46 (PW), 50, 54, 58. Seems to give me a pretty nice range. Throw a 54* wedge into the mix and I'd say you're set.

Driver- titleist.gif 909D2 9.5* 
Fairway Wood- titleist.gif 909F2 15.5* w/ Diamana Blue stiff
Hybrid- titleist.gif 909H 19* 
Irons- mizuno.gifMX-200 4-PW, vokey.gifSM 50.8 bent to 51*, SM 56.11, and TVD 60*M
Putter- cameron.gif Newport 2.5 


Posted
I loooooooooooove my 60. If you learn to hit it well, it is well worth it.

SQ Dymo 9.5° Driver X-Flex
SQ Dymo 15° 3W
Victory Red TW Forged Blades 3-PW
SV Tour Wedge 52°
SV Tour Wedge 56° SV Tour Wedge 60° White Hot Tour Putter Sasquatch Tour Stand BagI feel like should be paying me or something.


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