chuck5101 asked:


i find that i like a blade style for my short irons, for consistant distance, but for some reason i tend to get off center more with my longer irons…. and like an oversized cavity back for my 2,3,4, and 5 irons, to get better “mis-hits”, the only time i really use long irons is to lay-up on par fives, so accuracy isnt really that important for me, but i do need to get it out there and straight-ish, i have purchased single clubs of various brands to get the feel of hitting them, i like nike cci’s wedge, but the 2 iron is a nightmare for me…. i just got back into the game and am looking to get a good set to play for a few years (to replace my “cheapies” i bought just to see if i wanted to play), until i truely find my swing again… any suggestions?

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genius asked:


I plan to buy a set of clubs (irons/driver/wedges/putter) and was wondering what would be reccomended before I get in the store and they just try selling me the most expensive stuff. I will get a new bag and any other “gadgets” that you find useful I would like to hear about. I like the Nike brand as well as Callaway, but I’m not limiting it to those. (10 points for best answer)

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Tampa Bay Lightning Fan. asked:


I currently have a 8.5 degree driver, I can hit it between 200 and 260 yards. However, I hit the ball as high as if I where using a pitching wedge. Should I switch to a 7 degree driver? I have heard in many places that the higher the tragectory the shorter the distance will be, is this true? Where can I purchase a 7 degree driver (I recently visited “Edwin Watt’s Golf Shop” and they said that I would have to specially order a 7 degree driver?) Do they make the new “Nike Sasquatch” in 7 degrees?
Thanks for all the help,
TigerWoodsFan (TWF)

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