Got my irons - now which woods/hybrids/wedges and putter?

Pizzaman wrote:

enwee wrote:

milesandcoltrane wrote:

Pizzaman wrote:

Titleist's 913 driver, wood & hybrid are pretty forgiving. Take it with a pinch of salt when u read reviews from the net... they are mostly subjective IMHO... Buy something you really like ...

since you asked your coach for iron recommendation, maybe you can ask him for opinions on this as well.

I see you're gaming some sweet Titleist gear =) MB irons though - can't touch those anytime soon =(

I did try the 913 driver in a launch bay at Pan West, couldn't judge ball flight given the limited space and hitting into the net etc, but I didnt have too much trouble hitting it - no shanks etc at least. Loved the sound and feel.

D2 is a more forgiving model not the D3 for driver. Since you are into titleist then you should get a titleist putter.

should get everything Titleist... haha...

   

Dont go looking for answers, let them come to you.

complete 72 holes with 7 iron, sand wedge and putter.
The answer will stare you in the face.

My 2 cents worth ...

Get any cheap 2nd hand driver below $100 ... chances are anything you buy now will not be suitable as you progress so no point getting a new one.  You might now be able to control it initially, but part of the fun of golf is using the Driver ... so might as well just get one to muck around with ...

Get a hybrid in the 25-27 deg range ... it will be your best friend ... believe a forumer called Putter has a Callaway Razr 27 deg hybrid for sale at $100 ... looks like a good deal

Get a sand wedge (54-58 deg) ... you will need one for bunker play ... used or new is immaterial ... chances are you will upgrade later on. 

Get a putter you like ... new or 2nd hand ... again, chances are that you will change it later.  If you like blade putters, just get one first ... many golf shops have a area for trying putters, find one you like ... if you have a bad stroke or are mentally uncomfortable, no putter design is going to save you ... having a putter you feel comfortable with is probably more important at this stage

dear blues lover....

dun think too much....

bonus coming, got $$$ just BUY BUY BUY

BE A MAN....... 





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Derek wrote:

My 2 cents worth ...

Get any cheap 2nd hand driver below $100 ... chances are anything you buy now will not be suitable as you progress so no point getting a new one.  You might now be able to control it initially, but part of the fun of golf is using the Driver ... so might as well just get one to muck around with ...

Get a hybrid in the 25-27 deg range ... it will be your best friend ... believe a forumer called Putter has a Callaway Razr 27 deg hybrid for sale at $100 ... looks like a good deal

Get a sand wedge (54-58 deg) ... you will need one for bunker play ... used or new is immaterial ... chances are you will upgrade later on. 

Get a putter you like ... new or 2nd hand ... again, chances are that you will change it later.  If you like blade putters, just get one first ... many golf shops have a area for trying putters, find one you like ... if you have a bad stroke or are mentally uncomfortable, no putter design is going to save you ... having a putter you feel comfortable with is probably more important at this stage

rubbish......


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