Whats my Golf Toy???

[Butz]

Hey,

 

for year 2010...

 

My driver varies between: Callaway Hyper X Tour 9.5*/ Diablo 9*/ 2pc of Taylormade SuperQuad 9.5* ( Matrix ozik altus & Mitsubishi OEM Shaft)

 

FW: R7 CGB Max or Mactec NVG2

Hybrid: Mactec UT 3/4 , Raylor 22*

Irons: TM R7 XD or Callaway X-20 Tour

Wedge: Pride 52*/ Cleveland CG12 DSG 52*/ Jaws 52*/ CG-12 58*/X-Forge C-Grind 58*/ SMT 58*

Putter: Yes Hanna ( for slow green ) and Rife 2bar Mallet ( for fast green )

 

I keep this toys and choose which to use depending on the course I will be playing

[Addicted2Golf]

Wow, I was reading that and thought you were just keeping gamers and a back-up bag. Do you really switch stuff in and out that often? That would mess me up from a consistency standpoint.

[Butz]

Wow, I was reading that and thought you were just keeping gamers and a back-up bag. Do you really switch stuff in and out that often? That would mess me up from a consistency standpoint.

 

Yes I think so but in our country, the golf course fairway grass and greens varies a lot.

Some of the golf courses use cow grass while others used Blue grass or Bermuda grass.

So I kinda choose which Golf toys that are suitable in these golf courses.

 

Specially when its rainy seasons, when the soil is soft.

My MVG2 3wood cannot slide very well whereas my TaylorMade CGB Max 3wood slides so well even when the soil is watery.

 

How i wish our country's weather is something similar to Singapore, less rain and mostly sunny days.

[Matt Saternus]

That's a whole bunch of nice gear. Are you irons matched up in terms of loft so that you can switch back and forth without worrying about distances, or do you just know the distances for each set?

[Addicted2Golf]

That's a whole bunch of nice gear. Are you irons matched up in terms of loft so that you can switch back and forth without worrying about distances, or do you just know the distances for each set?

 

Yeah, I guess that is what I was thinking. I understand the course condition issues. Pros vary their setup (not necessarily switching out entire sets but tweaks like different grinds on their wedges, taking a club out in lieu of another, more or less loft, etc.). Unless your sets are gapped the same, I would think distance control would be an issue.

[MmmmmmBuddy]

As long as you have enough time on each set, you should be good...

[GolfSpy Dave]

Yes I think so but in our country, the golf course fairway grass and greens varies a lot.

Some of the golf courses use cow grass while others used Blue grass or Bermuda grass.

So I kinda choose which Golf toys that are suitable in these golf courses.

 

Specially when its rainy seasons, when the soil is soft.

My MVG2 3wood cannot slide very well whereas my TaylorMade CGB Max 3wood slides so well even when the soil is watery.

 

How i wish our country's weather is something similar to Singapore, less rain and mostly sunny days.

That much variation in conditions sounds like it would make this hard game harder.

Good for you in figuring out a way to adapt through equipment changes.