What do I need to add to my bag?

[mkrosal]

So i've decided for now I just want to look into purchasing a hybrid between my driver and 4 utility and a SW for sure, possibly a gap or lob wedge. I haven't really looked into a hybrid yet but i've found some used wedges. I found some Ben Hogan CARNOUSTIE WEDGES, 3 for $100 and a set of Solus wedges for the same price. Does anyone have any opinions on these?

[mhodar13]

Well, you have room for 3 more clubs. So, I'd reccomend getting a 3 wood, a 5 wood, and most importantly a sand wedge.

[youngskip40]

  mkrosal said:

So i've decided for now I just want to look into purchasing a hybrid between my driver and 4 utility and a SW for sure, possibly a gap or lob wedge. I haven't really looked into a hybrid yet but i've found some used wedges. I found some Ben Hogan CARNOUSTIE WEDGES, 3 for $100 and a set of Solus wedges for the same price. Does anyone have any opinions on these?

Thumbs up on the Hogan wedges.

[prutkows]

I wish i knew about 3-wedge sets for $100 when i first started golfing. I think they're great for beginners who just want to get a feel for different types of wedges.

I do agree though that you should pick up a 5w and 3w and just 1 wedge (maybe a 56* SW). Even if you can't quite hit the woods too well just yet i personally think its important for beginners to get acquainted with a cookie-cutter bag which imo is driver, 3w, 5w, 3-pw, sw, putter. As you get better and have a more consistent game you'll be able to figure out what clubs to take out and add :) good luck!