Tincupgamer

I started playing golf with some old blades that I got from my dad and played through high school. I stopped playing for 10 years and picked up the game again at 28. A lot had changed in the game of golf in those 10 years so I bought a set of Big Bertha irons because they were all the rage in 1994 :) And while the did help my game, I noticed it was only for a short period of time. I got myself down into the mid 80's and I was stuck. A friend/instructor suggested I switch to a smaller club and continue to work on my swing. I put a set of Titleist 962's in the bag and I won't lie it was a tough month or so after that. But soon there after I started getting more club on the ball, which spilt over to my other clubs as well ie driver and 3 wood. I think it was about 5 months after I switched I broke 80 for the first time. I believe the only way to become a better player is to know what you are doing wrong. The feedback you get from a smaller head club is valuable information if you plan on improving. I am currently playing a combo set Titleist 712CB 2-6 iron, and 712MB 7-PW I hope you find what you are looking for, whichever set you choose. :)

Doubt he would need Hybrid irons. At 17 he is probably strong enough to swing standard clubs. My son is 18 now, I picked up a set of old titleist DCI oversize 3-PW on ebay for $100 and he loves them. I agree with the Taylormade driver. Maybe a burner or RBZ. They are good clubs for the wilder swings.

I have downloaded and tested nearly every golf app on the iPhone app store. Golfshot is by far the most reliable. It is also easy to use as you are playing. Add you club, did you miss it left of right, etc. All can easily be done as you are walking the course or back to your cart. I have a Callaway and Leupold range finder and my app is within a yard of them every time. Since purchasing the app over a year ago my range finder stays in the bag.