BufflaoJones

Switched back to some old stuff, but got some new stuff! Ping Anser 9.5 Graphic Design YS-7 S Titelist 906F4 15* Graffaloy ProLite Ping Tour S Rustique 54, and 58

I have been thinking about getting a new fairway wood for awhile, I have a 910F right now. I feel like I just don't hit it solid. There are several that I'm thinking about. Cleveland Classic XL, Srixon Z-Star, Adams Speedline Super XTD, Ping Anser, and Exotics CB4 Tour. I was wondering what you guys think would be the best choice?

I play the ZStar and love it. $20 is a deal

I've done both, but would like to shoot even par with 18 pars

The Big Wiesy tried and didn't succeed

I think that the B330 RX would be a good choice

I've carried my entire life

I've done both, so ill go with shoot even par in a tournament

Driver: 275 3wood: 245 17* Hybrid: 230 20* Hybrid: 215 4 iron: 200 5 iron: 185 6 iron: 175 7 iron: 165 8 iron: 155 9 iron: 145 PW: 135 (full) 53* wedge: 110 (full) 58* wedge: 80 (full)

Titleist 910D3 9.5*, Proforce V2 74 S Titleist 910F 15*, Diamana Kai'li 80 S Ping I20 hybrid 17*, Project X Black 6.0 Ping I20 hybrid 20* or Ping S57 3 Iron Ping S57 4-W, Project X 5.5 Titleist Vokey SM4 53* Titleist Vokey SM4 58* Ping Scottsdale ZB Titleist ProV1x Titleist Stand Bag Titleist Players Glove Nike TW 13 golf shoe

I was playing a practice round for a tournament, on the seventh hole I went a little long and left but there is a slope off to that side of the green. So I ended up on hard pan under a smaller pine tree. It was a really awkward shot, I couldn't see the pin or really the green. Normally I wouldn't play it folding there for a practice round but I did. I punched it out at the green with a nine iron hit the pin and settled to a foot. One lucky par.

I agree with all that you have said. It's sad that the resale value on these companies clubs is so low. I got to walk inside the ropes at a practice round on the PGA with a player that uses the Scratch SB irons, and custom wedges that I don't even think they sell. The really cool thing is that scratch doesn't pay players to play their clubs

Scratch clubs look really good, I really like the look of their wedges and irons. Some tour pros use their stuff, and have been successful

They all make really great stuff, I know of several tour players that play scratch or tourstage clubs. My dad is a custom club dealer and fits clubs for people and does club repair so I've been around this industry for my whole life. I feel that I like some of these clubs (scratch, miura, tourstage) more than the big guys. my dad really deals with Wishon and Infiniti which also make really good stuff. If you have any questions feel free to ask, either me or my dad could probably answer it. Thanks for posting this