Buying New 5W and 3W... Suggestions?

[J_Bone]

Don't get caught up in the club heads. All the heads from any manufacture are great now a days. It comes down to the proper shaft for your swing. Try to get fitted or go demo a bunch of woods and pay attention to the shaft!!

[PiKapp23]

How 'bout a 4W (17*) and 3H (around 20*) instead? A 4W is easier to hit off fairways than a 3 without giving up much distance. Adding it would allow you to add a hybrid to your bag to either replace your 3I or complete your bag. Typically a 3H will be longer than a 3I by 1/2 to 1 full club so that could provide a good gap between the 4W and your current 3I. A hybrid is much easier to hit consistently than a 3I and with a higher ballflight. Because of the shorter shaft it's also easier to control than a wood.

[mhodar13]

I would say to get a stiff shaft on the woods too. I had a Burner 10.5 regular, and sliced and ballooned it a lot more than I would hit it straight. I didn't think anything of it until I got the 3 and 5 wood in stiff, and after that, I sold my regular 10.5, and went out and bought a stiff 9.5. Now, what was a slice is now a very slight power fade most of the time. I just love the control and accuracy that stiff shafts give you.

[Titleist Man]

did you use 906's before you picked up your 909's? If so, what did you think about them?

No but I hit them and thought they were great clubs. I just chose the 909s because they felt better. But the 906s are very good fairway woods and would be in my bag if the 909s hadn't come out.

[prutkows]

Thanks for all the help guys. going to be making the decision soon!

[prutkows]

Ok, decided on 906F2 3 wood so far. Went to roger dunn today and hit over half a dozen different 3 woods at 17-18.5* loft and the 906F2 had the best results. Hit 8 or 9 balls and all were dead center with a nice mid level ball flight and slight fade.