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Why do most people have so many different brands in their bags?

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My story:

My ebay starter set from 2 years ago was Callaway, so I purchased Callaway wedges, 3wood and putter (odyssey) to go with it.  Then after playing for a year decided Mizuno was the brand I coveted the most because of their irons.  I swapped out the 3-PW and 2 of the wedges, but still have the odyssey putter (which I love) and Callaway 3wood.  I also have a $20 driver from golf galaxy.

If money were no object, I would replace my remaining wedge with a Mizuno and the 3wood with a JPX-800, but it's too much right now.  I don't like the Mizuno drivers so I will stick with the one I have.

I also never found any balls that outperform the Callaway tour balls, even though I haven't played with one in months (I am playing all of my randomly found balls until I run out of them).

Brandon

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nuck81
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Honestly, when I see someone with a Nike bag, Nike Woods, Nike Irons, Nike balls, Nike Shoes, Nike shirt and a Nike hat, I immediately think TOOL.

evan01
evan01

Mr. Nuck, you are the tool. We go out and play our little game for enjoyment. If its the shoes,hats,bags clubs that help me to enjoy the day why do you give a rats ass? I am surronded by the Titleist

jamo
jamo

I think the big reason is that each brand has it's own strengths. Mizuno makes great irons, but it's woods often leave something to be desired. Ditto for Nike. Taylor Made makes great drivers, but I'v

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kobalt

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for me it just came down to finding what clubs fit me the best in the price range i wanted.

calloway diablo edge tour driver

taylor made burner 3 wood

cleavland launcher 3 & 4 hybrid

calloway 5-gap wedge

max fli wedges

taylormade rossa putter


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