One Company's Clubs

[seattlemudder]

I wouldn't give up my vokey wedges so it would have to be Titleist!!

[xd3vilx]

I would have my whole bag full of nike clubs.

Driver: I love their new square head driver, look good.
Wood: I tried their squash before, not a big driver.
Iron: If it is good enough for Casey, shouldn't be a problem.
Wedge: This isn't a strong sector for Nike, but will not have problem using it
Putter: Their new putter design and weight seem to suit me.

[ronaldkuntoro]

Titleist for the irons... and Nike for the Woods....

[Shigeki]

Had used Pings, Titleist, PRGR, Maruman & Mizuno. But settled for Tourstage & now I'm pretty much satisfied with what I have presently & would most likely not try any other brand.

[jrbechthold]

Straight up Nicklaus. (As if you couldn't tell from my Avatar)

Clay Long is one of the best designers out there, and he is really making some good clubs over there.

The dual slot wedges are really smooth and the new drivers really feel solid.

[cmarkmyers]

What seems like ages ago I picked TM, mainly because I loved their woods, and I still do. But now I have to go with Golfsmith. If you are not afraid to stray from the big names then Snake Eyes clubs are the way to go.

[Q.Q.Quillume]

Oddly, I voted for Titleist. I don't think I've ever owned a Titlest club being the reason I say "oddly". I think of all the clubs I've ever had, my favorite irons were Ping Eye2+ and my 2nd favorite were PowerBilt Citation forged blades. My favorite driver was a Crane Ena (at least that's what I think it was -- it is long gone). It was my first "large" driver though nowadays it would be tiny. Probably, I just don't think I'm a good enough golfer to be worthy of Titleist clubs (I do generally use Titleist balls).

[silkysmooth]

Let's be realistic, even pros don't all use ONE COMPANY's clubs...Good poll though, it gets you thinking. That's the great part about golf though, multiple clubs and options to choose from. From the way it looks, to the way it sets up, to the way it's weighted, to the reliability, and of course the distance, each club is different, and that's why we all have mixed bags!!!

I myself would vote for PING

I think irons/wedges are the most important SCORING factor, and I've not been able to get rid of my PING I3's for the life of me. The forgiveness and distance control with those things are incredible. Ping is showing some signs of life with their TOUR wedges as well, and I've tried them and liked them.

Golf Digest's HOT LIST recently put PING's G5i putter as the #1 putter, and although I use a Scotty, I'm sure I could switch without a problem.

Driver, well, I had a G2, and it's ok...Not a big deal because if it ends up where I want it to, the irons to the rest!

I have way too much time on my hands to go through all of this, but I'm going to stop now!

[mybloodinvt]

i voted for titleist. i prefer other brands for my wedges and woods, but i wouldn't be hurting myself with straight titleist in the bag.

[milesdowsett]

I never played Titleist until I bought my first Tileist club last year, the 983E Driver! It has to be the straightest club I've ever hit; driving has never been so much fun. I often opted for my 3 wood on tight holes, not now - I have the confidence of Hogan!

[RyanR]

I'm stickin with Taylormade...best drivers on the market IMO and proven by number of sales and number of people on this forum that use them...excellent fairway woods and hybrids, the irons are getting better all the time, RAC wedges are always a popular club (though I like my Clevelands), and you can't really go wrong with a Rossa putter. Taylormade gets my vote!

Ryan

[silkysmooth]

Seriously...what Is This Pointless Thread Showing?

It's Obvious Everyone Has Their Own Taste In Clubs, So Let's Talk About Something Worthwhile!!!!

[Q.Q.Quillume]

Seriously...what Is This Pointless Thread Showing?

If you don't think this is worthwhile, then you don't have to read it. It appears that somebody not only doesn't think the thread is pointless, but acutally enjoys it.

[BigHitta]

There isn't any one company that can fit your needs, almost all specialize in something.

Ball: Titlest Pro V1 or Nike Platinum or TP Red.

Wedges: Vokey Spin Milled.

Irons: Nike CCi's, "try them, they are LONG!!!!"

Hybrid: Taylormade rescue dual.

Fairway woods: Nike SQ, very easy to get the ball up.

Driver: The new Sumo^2 is very nice!

I know i'm coming off with a Nike bias but they're lineup this year is good.

[Q.Q.Quillume]

There isn't any one company that can fit your needs, almost all specialize in something.

I guess Retief Goosen is one of the exceptions that prove the rule. In winning the 2007 Commercial Bank Qatar Masters, Retief used Taylor Made clubs (all 14) and a Taylor Made ball. Ref:

http://www.thegolfchannel.com/core.a...3&select2;=9587

[BiggaAdams]

I myself would never limit myself to 1 brand for my clubs but if I had to it would be Taylormade. TM has always done well for me, and their irons are really coming along. Titleist would be a real close 2nd, more like a 1a, 1b type thing to me.

Driver and Woods - TM
Irons - Titleist
Wedges - Cleveland
Ball - Titleist

The only company I don't care for too much is Callaway. I don't like what they have to offer to me but that's the beauty with golf. What works for you may not work for others and vice versa.

[mrobbie]

Went with Titleist due to;

Used to own a 975D before going back to the callaway, and loved it. the current 905 drivers are also superb, from the demos I have hit in the past few months.

Used to own a set of DCI 981 irons but only sold them as I was playing less often than when I got them and so was struggling with the stiff shafts - should have re-shafted rather than sold - ho hum!

For me, Vokey wedges have the best feel compared to others such as Cleveland

Although I have not used one (scared I love them and just can't afford it!) Scotty Camerons seem to be way ahead of Odysse etc

And, I always come back to a Titleist ball after experimenting with others out there.

Having said all that, I *think* my next set of irons would be Ping for the custom fitting, and I like the G5 woods also. You can never go wrong with a Ping putter either. Not tried the Ping wedges mind you...

MR

[golfchief]

You can always be custom fitted for any brand before you buy and have them ordered, it only take a couple of weeks or less to have them sent to your seller. choosing ping mainly because of the fitting is not the right approach to getting new clubs.