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CDaggs24

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  1. 3 hours ago, Lacassem said:

    Nice covers and bag! What made you change from 9.5 to the 11.5?

    The quick answer is "Thats what my golf fitter told me was optimal".

    The longer answer is that my M4 was an off-the-rack purchase. I never got fit for it and, frankly, never REALLY got comfotable with it. I'd consistently have a smothered hook miss and the ones I DID lay into, were always on the lower trajectory side of things. I swing at 106-110mph with my driver and I was getting 290-ish total (at the VERY best), but my carry was not great. With the new stick, my carry was at least 20 yards longer and my total averaged like 305. My M4 was also way too light and the flex was all wrong....it just didn't fit my swing in any way, whatsoever.

    I mentioned in another post about how, ironically, before getting fit for my irons...I was never a titleist fan. Nothing about their product line excited me (still doesn't, LOL). The AP2s just felt so damn good and were so consistent I had to go with them! I went into this fitting hoping that I'd come out with the New Speedback or Sim....but, here I am again with more Titleist stuff, LOL. 

  2. I'm looking for suggestions for filling a gap in the top end of my bag. 

    Currently, here's WITB:

    4 iron - Titleist TMB 23* - 215-220 yards

    5 wood - Mizuno ST200 18* - 240-250 yards

    So far, I've been looking at a long iron, something in the 20-21* range...something to go in that 230 yard range. 

    Or...do I just leave it? I'm conflicted, mostly because I like shiny new things. 

  3. Irons: 718 AP2 Project X 6.5 120g - 50* - 5 iron / 718 T-MB 4 Project X 6.5 4 iron

    Wedges: 54* TaylorMade Milled Grind Project X 6.5 / 60* TaylorMade Milled Grind 2 Project X 6.5

    Driver/Wood: TaylorMade M4 9.5* Atmos Red / TaylorMade M2 15*

    Putter: Odyssey Stroke Lab 10

    Not pictured: New Driver (Titleist TS2 11.5* Project X Evenflow White 6.5 X-flex)

    New 5 wood (Mizuno ST200 19* Atmos Blue S-Flex)

     

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  4. 5 hours ago, Golfspy_CG2 said:

    Where did the ST200 driver rank in all the ones you tried.

    VERY close second. It was just too spinny for me. It felt/sounded AMAZING. It was also very consistent with ball flight/dispersion, but the spin was a consistent 800-ish RPMs higher than the TS2 for my swing. If I'm honest, the fact that I didn't walk out with the ST200 or the SpeedZone sort of gutted me, LOL. 

  5. On 2/20/2020 at 11:11 AM, Golfspy_CG2 said:

    Let us know how it goes

    Fitting went well. Anyone in Northern California looking for a quality club fitter should definitely see the folks at Haggin Oaks in Sacramento. This is my second fitting with them and both were great experiences. 

    After about 20 bad-to-average shots with my current driver (9.5* M4, Atmos Red Stiff) the best I could do was 265/285 Carry/Total. Tried all of the new guys on the block Cobra/Sim/Mavrik/ST200/G410 with a properly fitted shaft, to mixed results. I had originally asked not to bother with the Titleist driver range, as I prefer a carbon-crowned sound and (most importantly) I just thought they looked dull, not exciting. Well, as luck would have it, he convinced me to give the TS2 a go. And though it might be dull to look at, I was not getting 285/305 average, even poked one out to 322. Needless tosay, its going in the bag. TS2 11.5* Project X Evenflow White 6.5 delivering 03/02/20.

    In addition, I scrapped my current TM M2 3 wood for a Mizuno ST200 5 wood with an Atmos Blue-S shaft. The things a rocket and  looks DAMN good behind the ball.  

  6. On 1/27/2020 at 4:27 PM, silver & black said:

    But the pain and frustration of dropping crazy money on a fitting isn't lost on me here.  This is especially after I got fitted for my PING G irons.  I'm not averse to investing in good clubs if the fitting shows me something I hadn't seen before, but I just don't have a ton of money sitting around to buy golf clubs with, so I'll pass for now.

    Is a club fitting "crazy money"? I've had several done and they;ve always been in the $100-$150 range and, depending on where you go, some/all of that can be applied towards the purchase of new equipment. I'd argue that ball/putter fittings are on the lower end of the "is this necessary" scale, but iron/hybrid/wood/driver fittings are extremely beneficial, especially if you've never been fit before. Things like lie angle have a HUGE impact on your game, and can even have a negative effect on an otherwise decent golf swing. 

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