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Tigers score if he had to use MY clubs

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thrasher Member

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Those uniflex shafted irons would impossible for him to control. Playing against the best players in the world on the toughest courses in the world, he would be a non-factor, plain and simple
Golf appeals to the idiot in us and the child. Just how childlike golf players become is proven by their frequent inability to count past five. ~John Updike


In my stand bag:
Driver: 983k 10.5*3 Wood: Sumo2 15*Irons: 690cb 2-PWWedges 54* and 58* oil can finishPutter: White hot mallet

tjy355 Dedicated Member

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I want to know what he'd shoot at highfieldsgolfcc.com (where I just played districts) from the middle tees (6,024 yards) using my clubs, carrying his own bag the whole time using my clubs, with no caddy.

61

Any other questions?

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TakeDeadAim Well Established Member

TakeDeadAim

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You don´t need to guess. You can try it yourself. I´d say Uniflex is to tiger´s swing what lady´s flex is to your swing.

Borrow a set of lady´s and play a round.

Tell us all about it...

Please don´t swing while I´m talking !!
 


O.B. Right Well Established Member

O.B. Right

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You don´t need to guess. You can try it yourself. I´d say Uniflex is to tiger´s swing what lady´s flex is to your swing.

Yeah - except I am assuming that Tiger, or any pro, could probably adjust and compensate for the shaft flex a lot better than you or I could. If you swing correctly, you can use a really whippy shaft and still hit straight (ala whippy tempomaster).


RocketSauce Great Member

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I actually don't think he'd have much of a problem with my clubs. May not be ideal for him, but I think he can play alright. I think he uses x100's too so it won't be too bad. It's the putter and the ball that I'd be more worried about. I'm not sure how he'd do with an insert or a taylormade ball. Wouldn't be the best round in his life, but i"m sure he'd do alright.

yep, i think your set would suit him pretty good. i love those arc blades. i want a set of those (5-PW) with the matching Nickent Arc wedges


sean_miller Incredible Member

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Yeah - except I am assuming that Tiger, or any pro, could probably adjust and compensate for the shaft flex a lot better than you or I could. If you swing correctly, you can use a really whippy shaft and still hit straight (ala whippy tempomaster).

Straight perhaps, but not as far, and not without some adjustment in the swing. He already hits snap hooks - can you imagine how many clubs would end up in the gallery?

Mizuno MP600 driver, Cleveland '09 Launcher 3-wood, Callaway FTiz 18 degree hybrid, Cleveland TA1 3-9, Scratch SS8620 47, 53, 58, Cleveland Classic 2 mid-mallet, Bridgestone B330S, Sun Mountain four5.


Vance87 Well Established Member

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He hits snap everythings with his driver. :)

In My Bag:

Driver: HiBore XLS 10.5º (Fujikara Fit-on M Gold R Flex)
3-Wood: HiBore XLS 15º (Fujikara Fit-on M Gold R Flex)
5-Wood: S2 Straightneck 19º (Fujikara Fit-On Max 65 FW Stiff)Irons: HiBore XLi 3-PW (Fujikara Fit-on M Red S Flex)Wedges: CG14 Chrome 56º SW/60º LWPutter: ...


lobsterzilla Dedicated Member

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if freddy couples can hit my irons and phil can game my 3wood im sure tiger would do fine with my set.

ball and putter would be the biggest adjustments

What's In My Bag?
Driver : Diablo
3wood : Diablo
Hybrid : 3DX RC Ironwood #3 20*
Irons : j36 cb's Putter : Tour Platinum 7081Ball : TP Black LDPHome Course :Lonnie Poole Golf Course at NC State University 74.7/134Eagle Ridge Golf Club 73.0/131


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