Puttingmatt

I have the 56^ v sole in satin, great feeling wedge. Worth your consideration if in the market .

Have the Mizuno T24 in 56* with the v sole, and have been very satisfied with the performance. Also purchased the Ping glide pro in the 50* for a gapping wedge. Definitely worth a look, if you are considering new wedges in 24

Both good irons, prefer the srixon ZX7's. But, would easily get along great with Miura irons.

Could be, but if you like this driver, just get it reshafted,

Its a smart move, and it will be interesting what the changes will look like when the storm settles

Depending on the what the player wants out of the driver, I would say yes, the TD would work just fine.

I currently use the EXS Pro 3 and 5 woods. Solid performers, This company never disappoints with its clubs. Long time user of Tour Edge Exotics.

Just put these in play, and enjoying the turf interaction, amongst other features on these irons. Traded the ZX5's, could not get along with the wider soles. So far, I like the switch, very pleased

I like LIV Golf, especially when I can watch it, then catch up on the Honda thru rebroadcast on Golf Channel, Funny, I recognized almost every player on the LIV broadcast, Honda, Not so much

My height is 5ft.6in. And I play a 34 in. putter.

Just saw that Matt is back, on telecasts, Hope it lasts

Great golfer, great career in the booth. Congrats Sir Nick, Continued success.

Was so impressed with the feel and performance of the M Craft 3 , That I put the M Craft 5 in the southern bag. Very good putters, YMMV.

Having putter weights allows for various set up changes that can be beneficial. Its all about choices, fits my needs

Grew up playing blades, cause before CB's, that's all there were. So I have quite a resume on MB's. Today's golfer has lots of choices, but I believe in order to understand MB's, one should play at least one set, and have some experience with them. You will either get along with them, or you won't. They are not magical, nor are they difficult. It is certainly not an idiot purchase, maybe more of a natural progression of your game. Enjoy the journey, enjoy the clubs, At some point, you will probably make another decision, regarding your equipment, it is all about choices. Congratulations on your purchase

Not certain if I consider these game improvement or players distance? That said, they are a good looking iron , Quite a change from the 585's.

I have been playing 6* gapping in my wedges for a few years, Pw 46*, gw 52* ,and sw 58* Between partial swings and full swings, meets all my needs, very well

My Cleveland 58 * is money for all sorts of greenside and bunker shots, its rare if I take a full swing with it, I will use the gap wedge.

How a player fits for or sets up a driver is on the player. I hit some good drives with the rogue sub zero, but opted for the mavrik once it went on sale. I never liked the sound of the rogue. Traded in at Callaway Pre Owned, and purchased the mavrik sub zero. I feel it is a better driver for my needs. As always, YMMV.

Just put the M Craft 3 in the bag, Its been a while since I have had a Mizuno putter. The feel is great. Last Mizuno putter I had was one of the TP Mills collaborations. Opted for the white satin finish, just a nice putter, period. And on the course today, the performance was just impressive. I like this putter better than the new generation Scotty's for 2021, they were in comparison before my purchase. Value and feel went to Mizuno.

I play the RTX 4 in a gap and this does very well, but I have just put a ZipCore 58* full face wedge in the bag . I am impressed with the feel and ease of the Zipcore. Considering upgrading the southern bag with the ZipCore, Very satisfied with the Cleveland wedges.

Have the 58* zipcore full face in play, These perform exceptionally well for greenside and bunker shots. The 9* bounce works surprisingly well from tight lies, very solid performer. Considering this for southern bag update. Great wedge. Its full face grooves, not to large hi toe, hence it is better looking at address, for me.

I have put the 58* ZipCore full face in the bag. Very satisfied with this wedge. Easy to use, great around greenside shots. Very good performing wedge. Worthy of your consideration, if your in the market.

Currently playing the TEE EXS Pro 3 and 5 woods. Extremely versatile woods from fairway and the tee. Compact and full of punch, best describes these woods. Always been a decent fairway player with woods. Tour Edge woods just flat out perform.

I been down this road a decade ago Long drivers are not a new idea, also disagree with dispersion being better, straighter, longer. Whats better is the slices and hooks, lol's