14 Clubs or Not?

[Undershooter]

That's part of my problem. I have 5 SCORs from 42 to 58, and I could probably hit most any shot around the green with any of them; even some bunker shots. What club should I pick? Bump and run a 46 or fly the 56 halfway to the hole? So, I decide... I going to bump and run the 46. Then I fly it halfway to the hole, resulting in a really long putt coming back if I'm lucky or another chip if I'm not. If I just played one wedge all the time, I would vary the length of the shot by the distance to the pin. I used to do that but my coach wanted me to use clubs based on the percent fly vs roll. I understand the concept, but I lack consistent execution.

I want more clubs for specific longer shots. My short game stays relatively the same no matter what. 58* manipulated to take care of whatever the need or shot may require. Unless it's a bump and run then I pull 50* and use that.

[The Dansome]

I'm a big fan of 15-16. I have two 4 irons I like to carry for different situations. One is for just teeing the ball up and playing into par 3's, the other anything off grass. Then sometimes as a16th I'll bag the 53° as there's too many situations where 52° doesn't quite cut it. Some question why I carry the 52° at all, but cmon that's just common sense.

 

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[BigtazzGolf]

I'm a big fan of 15-16. I have two 4 irons I like to carry for different situations. One is for just teeing the ball up and playing into par 3's, the other anything off grass. Then sometimes as a16th I'll bag the 53° as there's too many situations where 52° doesn't quite cut it. Some question why I carry the 52° at all, but cmon that's just common sense.

 

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If it fits in the bag it can go to the course lol

 

Tazz

 

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