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No, I bought the F Speed Version. It is for fast ball players, which I'm not, but I felt like I would grow into it pretty quickly.

I'm pretty sure it is an 06 or 07 model, as it isn't the new LD version

I just started playing a couple of months ago and I just ordered my first driver. I went to Golfsmith to try out a bunch of drivers and I really liked the Cobra Speed. Second on the list was the Cleveland Hibore. I just won a "very good" condition Cobra Speed F driver on ebay for 67 bucks. It has the stock Aldila regular flex shaft and is 10.5*. Looking forward to some longer drives, as I've been teeing off with a 19* hybrid. I hit the driver well in the cage at GS, hopefully it will transfer to the course. Oh and my clubhead speed on the monitor was 80 to 83 mph. I was hitting it right at 200 to 220 yards based on the monitor. Hopefully that will improve as well. I'm excited......

The only wedge besides my PW that I have is the Vokey 56* that I use for all sand and flop and greenside chips. It looks pretty beat up. How bad of shape does a wedge have to be before its usefullness is gone. The one I have has several nicks and dings on it, and I am not real picky about my gear, but I do like my stuff to be clean and not all beat up, so should I keep the beat up 56* Vokey and just find a 52* Vokey, or should I trade in the 56*, or get it refurbished (not sure if anyone does that) and then go for a set?

Thanks for the replies, but I wanted to point out one thing, the three different manufacturers I mentioned all have the three wedges for under one hundred dollars. I did notice that the Maltby ones from Golfworks were spin milled faces. Isn't that what the big deal with the Vokey's is? Adams 3 pak 79.99 Maltby Milled Wedges 3 pak 59.97 http://www.golfworks.com/product.asp...2_A_cn_E_10015 Hireko Golf wedges 3 pak 74.99 http://www.hirekogolf.com/hireko/ord...0/73/0/0/0/0/0 All would include 52* 56* and 60* wedges

My First Post, Ahh!! Hi there all, I have been lurking on the board since I started playing this past July and I have really gotten hooked on the game. I am at a crossroad right now. My brother in law fixed me up with the best set of golf clubs a beginner could want. He gave me a 3-PW set of Tommy Armour 845's along with the Tommy Armour Black Leather Tour Bag to match. Oh!! did I mention that they were FREE!! Like I said, best beginner set you could ask for. I searched high and low for a putter and tried probably a hundred of them at Golfsmith. I ended up with an Odyssey SRT-2 2-ball putter. I am still using two borrowed hybrids one 19* and one 22*. Oh my irons also came with a fairly used Vokey 56* Wedge. I dont currently own a driver. I took one lesson with a pro after reading a bunch of articles and I have only played 5 rounds of 18 holes where I kept score on my own, the other times have been scrambles and 9 hole rounds. But I listed all of my scores on Golflink and it rated my handicap to be a 34. I was glad that it wasn't maxed out at the 36. So my dilema is this. I have realized how important the short game is and I was wanting a decent set of wedges GW SW and LW. I had my eye on the Adams Tom Watson 3 pack of wedges , but then I saw some other ones by Maltby , and some others by Hireko Golf. I tried to post links to each, but since its my first post. The Maltby's come in a pak and you have to build them, but the price looks good. I am trying to stay under 100 bucks for the three wedges, if you had to buy three wedges, which one would you recommend and why? Thanking you in advance for any input.......

Tiger......

Haven't been playing for long, but my current course that I play the most, is Green Caye. I took my first lesson here, and played actual golf for the first time here. And it is really close to my house. And its cheap too. http://greencayegolfcourse.com/

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