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Goodgravy

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  • Location
    Brisbane, Australia

Player Profile

  • Age
    30-39
  • Swing Speed
    101-110 mph
  • Handicap
    19
  • Frequency of Play/Practice
    Multiple times per week
  • Player Type
    Competitive
  • Biggest Strength
    Approach
  • Biggest Weakness
    Putting
  • Fitted for Clubs
    Yes

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  1. Thanks for the replies all! I actually ended up testing out a fair few 5 and 7 woods. Found them both to be alot easier and more consistent to hit than the Hybrid (even with the up-charge shaft) and roughly the same distance, 5 wood goes a bit longer than the 3 hybrid did, which works out well in my bag. Went with a Tour Edge E723 5 wood with the stock stiff shaft (Cheaper than just the shaft by itself where I live). Am now looking to replace my pesky 4 iron with a 7 wood of the same.
  2. Hi all, Couldnt find a similar post on here so hope im not doubling up! I had a hybrid fitting at Club Champion yesterday, first time ive been fitted for custom clubs. Little bit shocked at how expensive custom clubs are if im honest! The best 2 I hit were a Cobra King Tec and a Titliest TSR1. An Oban Devotion 85g Stiff flex shaft was the best shaft I hit, felt very nice and was very consistent. However, the quote i got was for the Cobra King Tec and it was $800 (Aud) which for a single club, for me, is well outside my budget. I currently have a Titleist 816 H1 Hybrid with a stock, light, reg flex shaft in it and I cant hit that thing consistently to save my life so it doesnt live in my bag. My question is this. Am i better off just going the stock, heaviest stiff shaft option the Cobra King Tec comes with, or getting an Oban Devotion shaft and putting it in my Titleist 816 H1 Hybrid? Cheers!
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