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If anything I think a large number of golfers would be better served not using all 14 clubs. I know I would. This season I plan to take some clubs out of my bag, I'm just not good enough for some of the clubs to make a difference and all it does is get me in trouble overthinking which club to use.

+1. Good post and very true. I really think that a lot of beginners would improve faster if they took this advice.

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+1. Good post and very true. I really think that a lot of beginners would improve faster if they took this advice.

3w, 5w, 3, 5, 7, 9 iron, SW, Putter.

Most of us could easily play a round with a set like that. Would that make us better golfers in the long run Personally I'd go with the even numbers (2w, 2i, 4i, 6i, 8i, 10i/PW, LW, putter) but the score would be similar.

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Even numbers here too.

Plus... another advantage is that your bag is a lot lighter to push or carry.

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this is where sum idiot comes in and suggests 1irongolf

so 1irongolf could be the solution as 1 swing is needed for driver - LW

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