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Hi timastyle, I am in no way an expert, and my comment probably isn't all that helpful, but I found that I wasn't smart enough to get things figured out by reading the book, so I got rid of it and bought the DVD's, which have really helped me get a grasp on what they are teaching. I have yet to see if I can actually make it work, however. (BTW, I'm not affiliated with any of those guys and am in no way trying to make a plug for buying the DVD's).

Thanks, Lefty. I still can't decide. I agree with you that it may be my "entry-level" hybrids that are the problem. I wish I could try some good ones out....

I currently have a generic-as-hell "Alien golf" 56 degree SW from Big 5, and am looking to upgrade. Sorry for the "basicness" of this post, but can anyone give me their opinions of their favorite brands for wedges? Thanks for all the help.

Hi Guys, New guy here from Washington State. We've got about a foot or so of snow, so I'm not hitting the course anytime soon. I've only been playing for about a year and a half, and need all the free help I can get from the experts here. That way I don't have to pay a pro for lessons. Look forward to talkin' with you guys.

iacas and i-Guy, Thanks very much for the info/advice. I am interested in long irons just because I have never used them, I guess, and don't really like the hybrids. My problem is that all my golfing buddies are righties, and my course only has one set of lefty clubs for rent (with no long irons in it, or course), so I don't really have any opportunity to "try them before I buy them". I think I'll stick with this new swing with my same hybrids and see if it helps (crosses fingers) Thanks again, guys.

I am a veterinarian, working on horses. I figure I'm not an MD, but still a Dr., so I should be playing golf.

Hey Everyone, I am brand new to the forum. I've only been playing for a couple of years, and recently looked into S&T;, although, since its winter in the NW, I've got a few months before I can even give it a try. I have a quick question for you experts on S&T;: I have NEVER been any good at all with my hybrids, and since S&T; seems to be iron-oriented - would it be smarter to use a couple long (3 & 4) irons? Or should I stick with the hybrids? Or is this another "user-prefence" question? I have actually never used a 3 or 4 iron, all I know is that I hate my hybrids. Thanks very much for any opinions/help.