Jeronimo

Im really in love with my 9 Iron

broken tee

Surtee: Do you think a GW or LW would be proper artillery to assult the green or is it in the swing, because I get in those situations of too long or too short and a bump and run is out of the question

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King Woods

I've got to agree. It's one of those clubs that you just can't hit poorly. I'll play difficult par 4s with 3 9 irons to get to the green. Making a 5 on a difficult par 4 is difinately a plus. I just can't play it if I need to fly it more than 140 off of the tee.

Surtees

I think maybe a LW that where I think my hole is but if your after advice there are people on here that have more golf knowlegde then me. I agree with you bump and runs can be a bit funny sometimes

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memorex88

I would have to say my 4 iron. It's consistently far and straight.

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King Woods

If you can hit your 4 iron consistently straight, then it should be your favorite club!

Topflite_d2

I'm putting a down payment down on a Scotty Cameron today. I can't wait to get it home and start practicing with it.

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I belong to a club.
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Surtees

That sounds like it would be a nice new toy. have fun with it.

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Topflite_d2

Thanks. Everyone at another golf forum im part of is telling me their opinions of my buying one and they are not so good. haha

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I play in a regular foursome.
I'm a single looking for a game.
I race the sun to get in 18 and I've putted for hours in near darkness.
I belong to a club.
I play the munis.
Sometimes the game is metal and sometimes it's a match.
I grind for two bucks like it was a thousand.
I still feel my dad's hands teaching me to hold a club and I'll never forget the day I beat him. I AM A GOLFER.
See golf doesn't begin on the 1st tee and doesn't end on the 18th green... its a life long journey.

DennisM

Do you think it is possible for your favorite club to change when you buy a new set of woods or irons? Over the past year, I think I've accumulated a lot of clubs I really like without a compromise.

For no reason in particular, I have always had a full set of woods and irons made by the same manufacturer, other than the putter. It seems in the past couple years since I started playing again, as I've tried various sets, I found a sand wedge or a driver or a hybrid that just seemed to work better for me than something from a matched set. I have tried a lot and I have found myself with a mixed bag now.

While my Cobra irons match, 4 iron through gap wedge, my SW is still a Callaway. I have the SW for the new iron set, but the jury is still out. My driver goes back and forth between a Callaway Fusion FT-3 or a Cleveland Hibore. I have a higher loft Cobra driver, but I don't think the shaft suits me too well because I can seemingly hit it on the screws and it goes nowhere. My 3 wood is a Callaway Bertha around 2003 vintage. My hybrids are a 3H and 4H Callaway Heavenwoods. Needless to say, my clubhead covers look like the United Nations flags with the different colors at that end of my bag.

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