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When I got my new irons I went 7 iron to 49° G and kept my 52° and 56°. But I found that I didn’t need both the 49° and the 52°, so I benched the 52° and put my 7 wood back in the bag. So far it is working out great. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Lately I have only been using 10-12 clubs in a round. Oddly enough my 5 and 6 irons get used the least. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I replaced my 15° Gigagolf 3 wood which I could only hit off the tee with a Maltby KE4 Tour TC 16° 4 wood and it is really working well. I can hit it off the deck or off the tee and keep my ball in the fairway. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

All I can say is I have tried several other hybrids and couldn’t hit them at all. The KE4 Tour TC is now one of my workhorse clubs. Prior to picking up it and the KE4 Tour+ 4 wood allI had was a Tour Edge 4 ironwood after my driver. That was a huge gap. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

First time out with the new sand wedge. It’ll take a little while to dial it in, but I like the feel and love the look. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

PXG Gen1 0811X 12° driver w/Project X Evenflow Blue 55g shaft Maltby KE4 TC 16° 4 wood w/Kuro Kage Black 60g shaft Maltby KE4 TC 19° 3 hybrid w/UST Proforce V2 Black shaft Tour Edge Bazooka Platinum 4 Ironwood w/UST for TE graphite shaft Tour Edge HL4 5-6 Ironwood w/UST for TE graphite shafts Maltby KE4 Tour+ irons 7-GW w/UST Competition Series graphite shafts Maltby M-Series+ 56° wedge w/UST Recoil 660 graphite shaft Tommy Armour Impact #3 putter I got on a Maltby kick this year. I just like their clubs, and their prices.

Some time within the last month or two our local Golf Galaxy disappeared without a trace! My wife wanted to go to the Sprouts next door to them over the weekend and when we rolled into the parking lot the store was gone, no signage, or other evidence that it had ever been there. They didn't have a ton of stuff I was interested in, but I did like to go in there and occasionally kick tires.

I have some of the Tour Edge Hot Launch ironwoods - 4, 5 and 6 iron. They are similar to the Launchers. Then traditional irons after that. It took a while to get used to the look. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I would recommend checking out The Golfworks if you are willing to try something that is not from one of the major OEMs. Their Maltby clubs are great. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Claw glove just arrived. The tacky palm and fingers feel good. Great grip. The medium is just a bit smaller than I expected, but close enough. Can’t wait to try it out. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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So I just pulled the trigger on an M-Series+ Mid 56° wedge. It was recommended as the best choice for my situation. I wasn’t planning to buy today, but Golfworks has their 20% off custom shop orders going right now. Had to go for it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I would pre order also if the price is right.

Thanks for the advice. I currently have a set 49* plus the 52* and 56* previously mentioned. For my chip shots around the green and short pitches I have more confidence in the 52* than the other two. But I feel like the 49" can fill that spot just fine and free up a spot in my bag. The 52* is kind of a crutch.

I am seeking advice from the Maltby veterans. Which 56* wedge is best suited for high handicappers? I am thinking about ditching my current 52* and 56* for just a 56* and I think I want a Maltby. I hear the TSW is not as forgiving and is best for better players. What say you? My current Maltby lineup consists of all KE4 Tour+ irons, 4W and 3h.

CUSTOM clubs! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I played 2 very different courses this weekend and the top of my bag got a lot of use but not so much with my middle irons. However I often play shorter executive courses where it is the opposite. So it really depends on where I am playing. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I recently switched from using 3 1/4” stepped tees to 2 3/4” with my driver and I am hitting more fairways. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

My newest clubs are my 4w and 3h. Up to now I had no luck with fairways or hybrids and pulled them from my bag for a while. But that left me with nothing I could hit longer than 150 from the fairway. So I gave it another shot. It’s still early but so far results have been positive. Today I hit both clubs more than anything else in my bag, and stayed out of trouble. Unheard of for me! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Last year I decided to try a variety of different balls to see which ones I like. As a result, I have a pretty big stash of different balls that I am working through still, and I probably won't run out this year. So from round to round I switch up which ball I will use. My current favorite is the OnCore Avant55 followed by the Srixon Soft Feel, generally in yellow or green. Once I run out of the current supply I will probably stick to those two and maybe the Srixon Q Star if I can get a deal on those.

I play color balls a lot. I prefer matte green OnCore Avant55. But I also play Srixon Soft Feel Tour Yellow and the Wilson Staff Duo Optix in red or green.

I have the Evenflow Blue 5.0 55g paired with a PXG 0811X Gen 1 head.

Even on my good days I have 3 or 4 melt down holes that usually sink me. I feel like I am on the verge of breaking through to lower scores. Unfortunately I don’t play frequently enough to really get there. Sent from my iPad using MyGolfSpy

My current setup is 45 pw, 49 gw then 52 and 56. The 52 and 56 are my old wedges that I will probably need to replace within a year. The pw and 49 are in my new set and are staying. I am trying to decide if I should go 52-56 again, which is okay, but is it necessary? My other consideration is 54-58 or else just replace the 56 with another one and drop the 4th wedge.

True. Problem is I really like the Proforce V2 Black that I currently have. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk