I'll maybe pick up some lightly used PXG in the summer 😉😁😂🤣
new clubs for 2021
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I may have hit the Callaway Epic speed
Bloody hell, 7 wood to hit 220 yards ! How far do you hit Driver ?
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Hahaha, 215/220 . My 4i carry is 190/ 195, my 3i carries the same distance but rolls out more.
3 wood carries 220 rolls out 230/240 and driver carrys 240 rolling to 260.
The 4i and 7 wood are the same loft but im hoping the 7 wood with the longer graphite shaft will go further than the 4i.
I'll add that during the past couple of months I've been going to a "trackman" driving range in Ollerton , near Knutsford , Cheshire. Each bay has a trackman and you can normalise the data so its not specific on the conditions your hitting in. I had an idea on my distances anyway but Its a superb place to practise. Its only recently opened but its been done superbly.
3 wood carries 220 rolls out 230/240 and driver carrys 240 rolling to 260.
The 4i and 7 wood are the same loft but im hoping the 7 wood with the longer graphite shaft will go further than the 4i.
I'll add that during the past couple of months I've been going to a "trackman" driving range in Ollerton , near Knutsford , Cheshire. Each bay has a trackman and you can normalise the data so its not specific on the conditions your hitting in. I had an idea on my distances anyway but Its a superb place to practise. Its only recently opened but its been done superbly.
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Ive just bought a putter, literally less than 3 days....
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Take a close look at the specs, normally the lie angle is the reason they tend to go left.... so find something as flat as you can
G410 has a Flat setting on the hosel.
Drops you to 3° Flat
Titleist hybrids can do something similar but not so much.
TS3 has a weight port in the toe.
You can have the weight more centered or out towards the toe.
Drops you to 3° Flat
Titleist hybrids can do something similar but not so much.
TS3 has a weight port in the toe.
You can have the weight more centered or out towards the toe.
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Mizuno CLK.
Titleist 818 H2, you can flatten the lie off & bias the weight to the toe.
Honestly, yes - very mate.
it’s a lot more stable than Mavrik
it’s a lot more stable than Mavrik
That should work nicely, I use a 7 wood for winter, it might stay though. It was a bespoke build using a Bridgestone J33 head. The flight is high, so I used a shaft that drops that a bit. Also slightly longer shaft as well to get the gapping. And it replaces my 3 iron /hybrid etc.
Hopefully I've just filled that with my new Driver.........
Went into the shop over the weekend, they want £120 for the wedge... dream on. That'll be a 'no' to new clubs in 2021 then
i bought my fairway woods way back in 2013 and in particular the 3wood is pretty worn out so i plan to replace them. as to model i am unbiased but with fairway woods i have always been a callaway man. i once had a ping g15 5wood which i dearly loved but after 1 year the shaft broke a i had to replace it. i am going for a fitting session as soon as the golf courses reopen scheduled for feb 25th; let's see