Sonartec Woods

[cantputt]

are sonartec woods any good? and what do u guys suggest degree wise for a 3 wood. i have a 16 degree hybrid so im hesitant to get a 15 degree =/ hmm not sure though. And this is off topic but what do you guys think about having ALL different companies of clubs in your bag. i was out to get all titleist clubs just cuz i wanted all the same company but i cudnt find any titleist irons that i liked... my bag looks kinda funky with all these different companies hehe

[ragontona]

And this is off topic but what do you guys think about having ALL different companies of clubs in your bag. i was out to get all titleist clubs just cuz i wanted all the same company but i cudnt find any titleist irons that i liked... my bag looks kinda funky with all these different companies hehe

Have only ever hit Sonartec fairway woods at the range, so I've got no real world experience with them. From what I remember, they were very solid, but not very forgiving. Ball went far with a pure swing though.

And to answer your off-topic question... yeah, um... look at my sig block. I believe in going with what works for you, regardless of brand.

[ttee9]

are sonartec woods any good? and what do u guys suggest degree wise for a 3 wood. i have a 16 degree hybrid so im hesitant to get a 15 degree =/ hmm not sure though. And this is off topic but what do you guys think about having ALL different companies of clubs in your bag. i was out to get all titleist clubs just cuz i wanted all the same company but i cudnt find any titleist irons that i liked... my bag looks kinda funky with all these different companies hehe

..... Sonartec has a wonderful reputation with the Pro's and since I'm not a Pro, I've had better luck with a few other hybrids ... in this case, Tour Edge has worked for me ....

That said, always buy and play what "you" like ... the Cleveland Halo is nice, Cobra make a strong one, Adams has come out with some good ones, Nickent, etc, etc .... you won't know til' you get your hands around them. I think alot of the players get a little confused on the hybrid connection ... depending on the manufacturer and your current ability, usually a 21° or even a 24° hybrid will do the work of a 3 wood, it all depends .... I agree with Ragontona - if it works for you, then play 5 different manufacturers if need be ..

[gas_can]

are sonartec woods any good? and what do u guys suggest degree wise for a 3 wood. i have a 16 degree hybrid so im hesitant to get a 15 degree =/ hmm not sure though. And this is off topic but what do you guys think about having ALL different companies of clubs in your bag. i was out to get all titleist clubs just cuz i wanted all the same company but i cudnt find any titleist irons that i liked... my bag looks kinda funky with all these different companies hehe

cantputt,

Sonartec makes the best fairway metals in the business. I use an SS-07, and I could literally play any model on the market right now. They are solid and extremely accurate. Sonartec is also one of the few companies to address players individual needs. They make shallow, deep, and mid faced fairway metals so players can pick the model that suits their needs best. The SS-07 was an outstanding model which allowed clubfitters to bend for loft, lie, and face angle along with being sold head only so clubfitters and customers didn't need to pay for useless shafts. They have succumbed to tour tee up money which is why their presence has faded a bit on tour. However, back in the years when manufacturerers weren't so obsessed with Darrel Survery counts, Sonartec often lead the fairway wood counts. They're always in demand, so resale value is extremely high. Sonartec is very heavy into research, testing, and design. It takes them a while to introduce products. However, when they do, they're near perfect. Next time you're in the shop, take a look at the T-35 wedge they just introduced as well, to me, it's the best on the market.

[Everardo]

I'm a very big fan of Sonartec clubs and use their fairway woods, hybrids and wedges. Being very happy with their products is why I wanted to become a certified clubfitter for them.

As for as your other question, use what works :)