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I just started reading this book and I am wondering if anyone here had set up their clubs like Dave's chart in the equipment chapter....

15 yard spread on irons and 4 wedges ending in a 64 degree?

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I have a 12 - 15 yard spread depending on swing type, and I have 4 wedges ending in 58°
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I carry 3 wedges. 10 yard iron spread (3-PW). I think a 64* is a little unessecary(Mine are 47,54,60)

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The 15 yard gap is good, except you are wasting A club with 64. It is never needed, just open your 60.
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  Jack_2251 said:
The 15 yard gap is good, except you are wasting A club with 64. It is never needed, just open your 60.

I'm lost here. Why is a 15 yard gap good? I had it in my head that a 10 yard gap is optimal in clubs. Although looking through the "What's in my bag?" pieces in

Golf Digest , 15 yard gaps seem common.

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I do keep a 64* in my bag . have been in bunkers that ordinary wedges dont help a bit . Plus with lob shots with pin placements with bunkers in front gets the ball to stop.

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  albatroz said:
I do keep a 64* in my bag . have been in bunkers that ordinary wedges dont help a bit . Plus with lob shots with pin placements with bunkers in front gets the ball to stop.

Since we're roughly in the same area, which bunkers do I have to worry about? Where are they and what are they like?

Because I just got over my fear of bunkers and I don't want to face the ones you describe quite yet.

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Driver:  Titleist 915D2.  4-wood:  Titleist 917F2.  Titleist TS2 19 degree hybrid.  Another hybrid in here too.  Irons 5-U, Ping G400.  Wedges negotiable (currently 54 degree Cleveland, 58 degree Titleist) Edel putter. 

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  Shindig said:
I'm lost here. Why is a 15 yard gap good? I had it in my head that a 10 yard gap is optimal in clubs. Although looking through the "What's in my bag?" pieces in

generally it's 10 yards between clubs. he made it 15 so you can take out 2 irons from you set and have 4 wedges 49/55/60/64. that's his idea.

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