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David Graham thinks equipment rules should be revisited


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Sweet. I could carry two drivers that I don't hit well. I can't wait until I have the option to hit club 1 somewhere between 210 and 250 and possible off to the left or club 2 somewhere between 210 and 250 and possible off to the left .

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Rare that I use every club in my bag during a round. Can't see how more would make it more enjoyable. The middle clubs get the most use and the gap distances are so close adding more would be redundant. As the green gets closer, if you don't hit it in reg, it's less about club selection than shot selection.

Dave :-)

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lol more clubs? I used my 3i for the first time in 2 months this weekend, only to watch it hit on the green bounce once and head off the back... I said I should hit a 4i but just wasn't feeling it for some reason haha. That same hole I used my 60* to flop the ball back over the hill it ran over to the tight back pin position. I still got my par though!


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Seems everybody else disagrees, but if I could have a club I'd add a wedge not a driver... Adding one club would definitely make the game more fun for most amateurs, but everybody in this thread takes it overboard assuming we would be allowed 20+ clubs.


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