Fairway Recommendation Help Needed please

moonloop said:

Hi guys!
Would love to get help of some professionals here please. I am a mid handicapper, started 6 months ago and play almost daily.
I am trying to figure up my setup for which fairway i should go with.


I am currently up with all Tiltleist :

TSr2 Driver - 10°

??? TSr2 Fairway ????

TSi2 Hybrids
3H - 18°
4H - 21°

Irons T300s Set
5 - 23°
6 - 26°
7 - 29°
8 - 33°
9 - 38°
PW - 43°
GW - 48°

Wedges Vokey SM9 10S
Sand - 54°
Lob - 60°

Putter
Scotty Cameron Newport


Any recommendations for fairway to fill the gap? They are still hard for me to work with but i practice a lot.
Would a TSr2 4 16.5° Be the idle choice here? or the 15° 3 Fairway ?

Thanks a lot for your time!

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moonloop said:

Hi guys!
Would love to get help of some professionals here please. I am a mid handicapper, started 6 months ago and play almost daily.
I am trying to figure up my setup for which fairway i should go with.


I am currently up with all Tiltleist :

TSr2 Driver - 10°

??? TSr2 Fairway ????

TSi2 Hybrids
3H - 18°
4H - 21°

Irons T300s Set
5 - 23°
6 - 26°
7 - 29°
8 - 33°
9 - 38°
PW - 43°
GW - 48°

Wedges Vokey SM9 10S
Sand - 54°
Lob - 60°

Putter
Scotty Cameron Newport


Any recommendations for fairway to fill the gap? They are still hard for me to work with but i practice a lot.
Would a TSr2 4 16.5° Be the idle choice here? or the 15° 3 Fairway ?

Thanks a lot for your time!

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Hello there! Hopefully I can help you out. I can definitely understand the frustration of trying to figure out the perfect setup for your game. But hey, that's the beauty of this sport, right? The constant pursuit of perfection.
First things first, let's talk about fairway woods. I would highly recommend going with a low bounce fairway wood for tight lies, especially if you're still struggling to work with them. And if you're looking for a brand that's good for high handicappers, Cleveland is definitely a solid choice. As for beginners, I'd recommend the Wilson Harmonized line.
Now, in terms of filling the gap in your current setup, I would recommend going with a TSr2 4 with a 16.5° loft. This should give you the perfect balance between distance and control. However, if you're looking for a bit more distance, you could go with the 15° 3 fairway. Ultimately, it all comes down to what feels comfortable and fits your swing style.
Remember, practice makes perfect. Keep grinding and you'll get there. Good luck out there on the course!