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Golf Advice?

Big J asked:


I just got new irons(Cobra FP’s) and a new putter(Rossa) and a 3 wood(Callaway X-Hot), my driver is a Cleveland Launcher 460, i have wedges but i have 2 spots left for clubs preferably a wood or woods and or a wood and a rescue club like a Cleveland Halo hybrid for instance. Any Suggestions on a good fairway wood and a hybrid?

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6 Responses to “Golf Advice?”

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    I’d get another wedge…I assume your wedge is a sand wedge which is 56 degrees. You need a 52 degree wedge for 100 yard shots and chip shots. For your other club I’d either get a 5 wood or a hybrid 3…you need a club that will get you 200 yards. I’d look at the Adams A3 hybrid or the Ping G10 hybrid…both are easy to hit.
    Good luck.

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    ya go with another wedge for sure like a 52 or 56.

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    i would recommend the r7 fairway wood preferbally 5 wood………..its good the r7 wood from taylormade because you can change the weights for draw aqnd fade…also in the hybrid i would recommend the burner hybrid in a 2 to 1 iron.the burner hybrid is so forgiving

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    The Cobra Baffler hybrids are excellent clubs, easy to hit and the balls flies off the face.

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    Sounds like you need something to fill in the distance gap between your three wood and a three or four iron whichever is longest with your Cobra irons. So either a five wood or a hybrid would be the popular choice or a 1 and 2 iron for the traditionalist. Based on the clubs already in your bag I would guess you should go with a hybrid.

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    I suggest the Titleist 904F fairway wood. Probably the easiest club to hit in my bag. It flys like no other and has a cool look. If you want to enhance the performance of it, get a “Speeder” shaft. They are a little expensive, but WELL WORTH it.

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