Burner rescue high launch or tour?

[kleraudio]

So I am sick and tired of duck hooking my nickent ironwood... that thing has cost me enough strokes.

I hit everything else nice, I just think its that big offset head that causes me to hook the ball. I have a pretty flat swing plane coming from the inside out and I think with that big offset the face is pretty closed at impact...

My question is, how does the regular burner rescue's offset compare with my nickent ironwood?

Also would the tour burner rescue be for me because it is "engineered with a fade bias" versus the regular which is "engineered with a draw bias"??

Thanks guys, I cant demo clubs so Im kind of in the dark here.......

But Im thinking something with a face thats open vs. closed might just be the ticket??

Need a club that can get me 200-210 yards when needed.

Jim

[kleraudio]

Nothing huh?

[Supermanwoot]

see if you can find one of THESE in 3-iron.

I can smash mine straight every time. Its a perfect club, and best hybrid I ever hit. Got 2 of them and you'll only hear praise from me. Only other hybrid I liked was the Cleveland halo.

[SQ Bimmer]

What's your stock shot with your irons? I assume a draw because of your flat, inside-outside swing plane? The tour model is probably best for you. You will probably duck hook even more balls with the regular model.

[Rochester]

I had the same problem with hybrids. I happened upon a used Macgregor Mactech NVG2 7 wood. I have the same model driver and 3 wood, and I hit them very well, so I decided to take a chance. Wow!!! What a stroke of luck!! It's been long and straight, starting with the very first swing!!! I'm going to have to learn to use a knock-down to close the gap between it and my 4 iron. My drives average about 250, my 3 wood is about 220-230 off the deck, and the 7 wood is about 200 yds. I'd love to try a 9 wood... just curios.