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[KevinD5523]

-Ping G25 Driver 9.5*, 1/2* closed face, Golf Pride Tour Wrap 2G Grip

-Adams Idea Tec V4 Hybrid, 19*, Golf Pride Tour Wrap 2G Grip

-TaylorMade Burner Hybrid, Old club and I don't know the specs but I still can hit it...

-Titleist 714 AP1, X100 Shaft, 4-PW

-Titleist 714 AP1, X100 Shaft, 48* Wedge, bent to 50*

-Cleveland CG15 56* Wedge (old, but reliable)

-Hopkins Golf 62* Wedge, WIDE grind, Black Satin Finish

-TaylorMade Corza Ghost Putter, Center Shaft, SuperStroke Fatso 5.0 Grip

 

I had the Wedge bent to give me even spacing.  PW is 44*, W is now 50*, 56*, then 62*.

 

 

 

[jpcgolf]

Nice bag, no woods?

[KevinD5523]

No, I don't carry any fairway woods.  I can't hit them off the deck consisntently, and if I'm playing a tight fairway, I'll hit my hybrid off the tee box..

[Sschaffer24]

Nice setup!

 

Man I'm just the opposite. I have such trouble sometimes hitting my hybrid off the tee. It always does that quick snap hook! To each their own though! haha. The joys of golf!

[KevinD5523]

I guess that's what makes it such a great game.  The reality is that I should practice with a FW more, but my home course is relatively short (6200 yards from the whites), and I can get away with the hybrid on the short par 4's/dog legs...

[Sschaffer24]

You have that correct. It's amazing how. Much things can change between just one swing, let alone a round.

 

You could very easily pick up a new fairway tomorrow and absolutely stripe it every time.

 

I definitely agree with practice. Constructive practice makes the golfer.