Do you feel the urge to only use 1 company's golf equipment?

[GolfAddict]

I'd rather have a mixed bag then all of one brand. IF you use only one brand you limit your options to what fits your swing best.

[mcecki]

I am not set on one company, but for the most part I like TaylorMade Drivers and woods, and Titleist Irons, Weges, Putters, Balls.

[Heat]

I purchase what I can hit best and I always wait for deals. I buy the previous year's models.

[Jeepthrills]

I have changed my mind over the years multiple times. When I first got serious about the game I wanted to get all TaylorMade. I had the Burner Bubble and then the Burner irons came out and I wanted them. I was just too broke to get them.

When Tiger came on the scene and signed with Titelist I wanted to go that route, but I was not good enough to hit their clubs well enough.

When Nike came out with their driver I got it and then a blue Nike bag to match. I like the driver, but never found any Nike clubs that I liked to fill out the set.

Two years ago I got a 983K, a Vokey wedge and my Scotty putter in trade for personal training hours. I also picked up the 970 series 3-wood used that same year. I loved the way everything felt and have since replaced the 983 with a 905R and switched to the 980 3 wood. I also picked up the 775cb irons this year. Now the only non-Titelist club I use is my 3 Hybrid. I have the Hogan and like it. I will ultimately likely replace it with the 585h, but I can't justify the cost right now when I hit the Hogan well.

I have the Ogio Grom bag that I just got this year. I may consider a Titleist bag in a couple years.

[wengerlaw]

Personally, I am not set on one brand. I have a tendency toward Callaway because they make clubs that suit a high-handicapper very well. I do believe in matching the types of clubs in your bag. For example, I previously had a mix of Cleveland and Titleist wedges. I have switched to all Titleist and find it much easier to move from one wedge to the other.

[Cleveland Gunmetal]

I have a bag full of Cleveland but I don't think I feel the urge per say, I just like their stuff. Initially I didn't go out and buy just Cleveland intentionally but after I got the irons and wedges (I narrowed it down to Mizuno, Cleveland or Callaway irons at the time), and really liked them I sort of gave them a chance with everything else. Their prices were always a touch lower than other companies clubs I happened to be looking at the time so it was win, win. If I find a club that is that much better than what I currently use I have no problem making a switch. With that said, I think it's pretty easy to use just one companies golf equipment. When you're talking about the top end companies, they all make great equipment.

[supercow]

No, prefer mixed bag. Just doesn't seem to be a dominant manufacturer at the moment who has the absolute best of everything.

[letgodsortemout]

When someone pays me to use their clubs then I'll stick to one brand. Until then anything goes. Callaway irons, Titleist wedges, Taylormade driver that I can't hit worth shit. Taylormade hybrid, handmedown Ray cook putter.