One Company's Clubs

[r7 425]

yeah I would agree with that, titleist's and mizuno's 'game improvement' clubs are less forgiving. the MX-25 is mizuno's 'game improvement' iron, yet it is less forgiving (imho) than the Callaway X-20 tour, one of callaway's 'players' irons. Titleist 755 are supposedly for the mid handicapper, but there are a few guys on tour with them. However, while mizunos focus isn't really on the high handicapper, they do have some clubs available for them(unlike titleist). I can't see any 20+ handicapper using any of titleist's current irons(even AP1). However, I can(and do) see players struggling to break 100 with MX-19's(mizunos super game improvement, cast iron.) .

I agree and i feel titleist is getting more and more into game improvement...honestly they have to do this-to compete in the market--and i like their approach because they are now starting to apply themselves to all skill levels of golf..

[jdumoit]

I have a mental problem hitting callaway irons. When I look down at that fat top-line, I just can't hit the dang thing.

[eberryhill7]

At my current skill level I would play Taylormade because I love my XD irons, r7 460 driver, and rescue dual, but if I was a lower handicapper, I would play Titleist's harder to hit clubs.

[polodinks]

im with you erik!

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[Kho]

I think I'd go with Taylor Made because of their high quality drivers and irons.

[Dub]

So many great choices....we are lucky to be able to find so many companies.

I voted Callaway due to the fact that I'm not a consistent player and can use all the help and forgiveness their clubs tend to allow.

The same could be said about other comanpies offerings, too.

[ElTigre]

Titleist or Callaway.

Pro's for Titleist:

Good Drivers
Good/Great fairway woods.
Great forged blades.
Great wedges.
Great putters.
Great Ball.

Reasons for Callaway:

Great Drivers
Great fairway woods
Good irons. Not great though.
Good/Great wedges
Great putters
Great ball



Overally probably Titleist.

[johnnyb588]

Cleveland here. Their irons are severely under-rated amidst all the Titleist and Mizuno love. Their hybrids and drivers are fantastic. They make arguably the best wedges around. And their putters are also severely under-rated. Cleveland makes some fine products, and I really wouldn't mind filling my bag with their logo.

[jamesbei]

i would go for mizuno

Driver - MP-600 is a great driver
F'ways - F60's look too nice not to be good
Irons - Great Irons (MP-32/60/67)
Wedges - Not the best but MP-R seems OK
Putter - Bettinardi will DO

Also may be struggling for a ball - even though they are releasing a ball in japan!

[GOLFSALOT00]

i chose titleist because i would get

1.a 907d2 driver

2.a 906f4 fairway

3.a 585.h hybrid

4. ap2 irons

5. vokey spin milled wedges

6.a scotty cameron newport

[bogeyhitter25]

It was a toss up between TaylorMade and Callaway. I picked TaylorMade though. This is why:

Drivers: Burners and R7 Superquads are, in my opinion, the gods of all drivers.
Irons: Once again Burner and R7 are some of the nicest irons out there.
Putters: Rossas are I'd say pretty spectacular.
Wedges: rac wedges are one-of-a-kind
Balls: I used a TaylorMade ball on my last round. Hit my career high score. 'Nough said.

[xamilo]

PING:

1. Wedges: Not the best but TOUR-W work quite well for the average golfer
2. Putters: I've always been in love with PING Putters
3. Irons: I love G5s. Never played G10s but I've heard wonderful reviews
4. Drivers/Woods: Again here G5s were wonderful and the G10 woods are marvelous (Haven't played the g10 driver, but again, people speak wonders about it).

As well I love the "name", it sounds quite funny. I love caps and bags. I actually enjoy the look of most PING clubs and apparel.

The only downside would be BALLS, unfortunately, which would ahve the need of another company name...

Cheers...

[cwcaesar]

I don't know anything about the woods, but Mizuno makes the best irons and wedges on the planet. I don't think I could give up my Odyssey putter though.

[joshtpa]

Not sure I would say they make the best, but Mizuno makes great stuff. The best is an overrated term. It is all about feel and what gives "the best feel"

[nikki]

Callaway for me? Why?? I don't have a reason why... but my hand always felt at home on a callaway club.

[GaijinGolfer]

Titleist. First-rate products that perform well, look good and (in most cases) are made in the USA. If I could only play 1 brand of golf equipment for the rest of my life, it would be Titleist.

[polodinks]

titleist cause thats all i use and i love the stylings and reputation of titleist.....
i think for me if my club looks good ill play with it good it just gives me that lil boost of confidence

[Golow]

I voted for Titleist as I love my new AP1s. They were the best irons for me after months of testing. That said, I am less fussy with my driver, hybrids or putter, so I could easily settle for a bag full of Mizunos, Pings, Callaways or Taylor Mades.