What driver and what irons do you use?

[paininthenuts]

Taylormade R15 driver, and Benross irons. My favourite clubs are two very cheap Dunlop hybrids.

[bubble]

TM RBZ stage 2 driver, stiff stock shaft and 9,5 ° club head. easy to play.

irons are titleist ap2 2012 with DG300S shafts 4 to PW. hard to play well. took them out of a closet this winter to change from my mizuno mx25 nippon reg shafts. (easy to play but a bit soft shaft on longer irons, they bend hard when off plane).

[9wood]

8 hours ago, bubble said:

TM RBZ stage 2 driver, stiff stock shaft and 9,5 ° club head. easy to play.

 

Two years ago I bought a new RBZ stage 2 driver, regular shaft and 10.5. It just didn't work for me so I sold it and bought a Cobra Flyz adjustable with a stiff shaft. Much sweeter

[caniac6]

G20 driver, G30 irons.

[Natural Patrick]

Taylormade SLDR Driver and Irons.

Callaway Mack Daddy ll Wedges

 

[the fish]

Driver: Callaway XR

3 Wood: Titleist 913F

4 Hybrid: Taylormade RBZ Stage 2

Irons: Nike VR Forged Pro Combo 4i-9i

Wedges: Cleveland 588 (52º, 56º, 60º.  All "2 dot" bounce)

I need to figure out my bag between 3 wood and 5 iron.  I don't like my hybrid (I tend to hook it off the planet), and I'm not 100% confident in my 4 iron (though it is nice to have if I need to punch out under trees).  I'm starting to think along the lines of a something like a Callaway Apex hybrid, or possibly the Ping Crossover.  Really looking for something less draw-biased, and also something that has a more consistent distance.  I feel like the RBZ hybrid is just made to hit the ball as far as possible, which isn't what I'm looking for in that club.

[Pete]

G30 LS Tec driver. Mizuno MP-63 irons

[dsal89]

915 d2 and ap2 716 irons

[inthecup]

On March 6, 2016 at 6:51 PM, the fish said:

Driver: Callaway XR

3 Wood: Titleist 913F

4 Hybrid: Taylormade RBZ Stage 2

Irons: Nike VR Forged Pro Combo 4i-9i

Wedges: Cleveland 588 (52º, 56º, 60º.  All "2 dot" bounce)

I need to figure out my bag between 3 wood and 5 iron.  I don't like my hybrid (I tend to hook it off the planet), and I'm not 100% confident in my 4 iron (though it is nice to have if I need to punch out under trees).  I'm starting to think along the lines of a something like a Callaway Apex hybrid, or possibly the Ping Crossover.  Really looking for something less draw-biased, and also something that has a more consistent distance.  I feel like the RBZ hybrid is just made to hit the ball as far as possible, which isn't what I'm looking for in that club.

I play the Adams DHY hybrid.  It is not for everyone but it is not a hook machine!