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Seattleallstar 06-20-2008 12:38 AM

Questions for golfers
 
since GPK no longer talks to me I need to reach out. I'm starting to get back into golf seriously, and wondering what clubs you all prefer. If I were to go to the course where i frequent the driving range id probably shoot mid 90s.

Taylor made burner bubble driver
Titleist Pro Trajectory 980F 3 Wood
Titleist Pro Trajectory 980F 5 Wood
Titleist 704CB 3-PW Stiff Steel Shaft Irons

I dont even know the proper way to describe them accurately, my dad's friend at work just sold them to me after he found out i hocked my set taylor made golf clubs to gamble

GPK 06-20-2008 06:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Seattleallstar
since GPK no longer talks to me I need to reach out. I'm starting to get back into golf seriously, and wondering what clubs you all prefer. If I were to go to the course where i frequent the driving range id probably shoot mid 90s.

Taylor made burner bubble driver - GARBAGE
Titleist Pro Trajectory 980F 3 Wood - GOOD CLUB
Titleist Pro Trajectory 980F 5 Wood - GOOD CLUB
Titleist 704CB 3-PW Stiff Steel Shaft Irons - YOU HAVE NO BUSINESS PLAYING THESE CLUBS

I dont even know the proper way to describe them accurately, my dad's friend at work just sold them to me after he found out i hocked my set taylor made golf clubs to gamble

:rolleyes:

gales0678 06-20-2008 09:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Seattleallstar
since GPK no longer talks to me I need to reach out. I'm starting to get back into golf seriously, and wondering what clubs you all prefer. If I were to go to the course where i frequent the driving range id probably shoot mid 90s.

Taylor made burner bubble driver
Titleist Pro Trajectory 980F 3 Wood
Titleist Pro Trajectory 980F 5 Wood
Titleist 704CB 3-PW Stiff Steel Shaft Irons

I dont even know the proper way to describe them accurately, my dad's friend at work just sold them to me after he found out i hocked my set taylor made golf clubs to gamble

Jerry get yourslef a ping g5 driver with a stiff graphite shaft u'll hit it a mile

try and get some good sand wedges (cleveland or titleist) and get the hybrid club made by adams to substitute for a 2 iron

jwkniska 06-20-2008 09:41 AM

unless your swing speed is very, very fast... you do not want irons with stiff steel shafts. I've got stiff shafts on mine, but was fitted for them and the normal golfer's swing speed is way too low to use them.

You do need to upgrade the driver, like GPK says.

For the driver, go to a good golf shop and you can test all of the good ones and see which one fits your swing the best. Get fitted for it if you can. Personally, I like the Callaway drivers and they will add distance for you(owned a Taylor made midsize, Biggest Big Bertha in the past and now have an FT-3).

You don't need the hybrid club unless you have a distance gap between your longest iron and your shortest wood. If so, toss the longest iron and get a hybrid. Personally, I've got a Callaway 3H, but the Adams ones are perfectly good clubs too.

Antitrust32 06-20-2008 10:29 AM

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Originally Posted by jwkniska
unless your swing speed is very, very fast... you do not want irons with stiff steel shafts. I've got stiff shafts on mine, but was fitted for them and the normal golfer's swing speed is way too low to use them.

You do need to upgrade the driver, like GPK says.

For the driver, go to a good golf shop and you can test all of the good ones and see which one fits your swing the best. Get fitted for it if you can. Personally, I like the Callaway drivers and they will add distance for you(owned a Taylor made midsize, Biggest Big Bertha in the past and now have an FT-3).

You don't need the hybrid club unless you have a distance gap between your longest iron and your shortest wood. If so, toss the longest iron and get a hybrid. Personally, I've got a Callaway 3H, but the Adams ones are perfectly good clubs too.

I love steel shafted irons!! I used to have graphite irons but dont like them anymore..

Mortimer 06-20-2008 10:47 AM

Oh my God.

geeker2 06-20-2008 11:26 AM

get the pink balls ...they have helped my game immensely

Holland Hacker 06-20-2008 11:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Seattleallstar

Taylor made burner bubble driver
Titleist Pro Trajectory 980F 3 Wood
Titleist Pro Trajectory 980F 5 Wood
Titleist 704CB 3-PW Stiff Steel Shaft Irons

The best thing I ever did for my Golf game was to get fitted clubs. If I were you I would go a club fitter that has Titleist and see if the clubs are a good fit. If not I think Titleist will adjust the clubs to your specifications. You can start by calling Titleist or looking on their website.

As already indicated most people should probably be using regular instead of Stiff shafts as you really need a fast swing speed for the stiffs.

Good luck and enjoy them.

GPK 06-20-2008 11:49 AM

Jerry is a big guy, stiff shafts aren't the problem with those irons. If his scores are in the 90's, his skill level simply isn't good enough to play with them. Those irons are designed more for lower handicap golfers.

If I remember Jerry's profile, clubs that are stiff flex, +1" and about 2 degrees upright should be pretty close to suiting him. He just needs irons that are easier to hit than those Titleist he has.

jwkniska 06-20-2008 11:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Antitrust32
I love steel shafted irons!! I used to have graphite irons but dont like them anymore..

steel's good, but the stiff ones may be too much (would be for most)... but GPK says should work for him.

Seattleallstar 06-20-2008 11:58 AM

thanks for all the responses and Kev I love you like a brother man. I am on yahoo at night after work so I hope to talk to you sometime. Dad's coworker is a scratch golfer so that explains the clubs, he has like 12 different sets of clubs and decided to unload that set for me for $300 even minus the bubble burner that was mine that I bought for new a couple years ago. I also checked my clubs they are a Fujikura Speed stiff Flex Shaft if that makes a difference

Seattleallstar 06-20-2008 12:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Holland Hacker
The best thing I ever did for my Golf game was to get fitted clubs. If I were you I would go a club fitter that has Titleist and see if the clubs are a good fit. If not I think Titleist will adjust the clubs to your specifications. You can start by calling Titleist or looking on their website.

As already indicated most people should probably be using regular instead of Stiff shafts as you really need a fast swing speed for the stiffs.

Good luck and enjoy them.


thanks, ive been lazy on the research. Ive been focusing too much on bowling and loading up my equipment for that.

GBBob 06-20-2008 12:03 PM

[quote=GPK]Jerry is a big guy, unlike me, a stiff shaft isn't a problem...

FTFY

GPK 06-20-2008 12:23 PM

[quote=GBBob]
Quote:

Originally Posted by GPK
Jerry is a big guy, unlike me, a stiff shaft isn't a problem...

FTFY


ouch.....

and to think I am actually nice to a bleeding heart like you:rolleyes: :D

GBBob 06-20-2008 12:41 PM

[quote=GPK]
Quote:

Originally Posted by GBBob


ouch.....

and to think I am actually nice to a bleeding heart like you:rolleyes: :D

1) It was too easy

2) Gotta' keep you neo-cons honest:cool:

pgardn 06-20-2008 12:58 PM

Do they have balls that one can locate with a beeping signal?

Playing the entire range of hazards on a course requires
at least 50 balls unless I could find a ball that beeped (underwater
it would send up major bubbles, and I would take my snorkeling gear)

Clubs... long clubs... the ball just goes further right or left.
No need for club change for this hacker.

GPK 06-20-2008 01:29 PM

[quote=GBBob]
Quote:

Originally Posted by GPK

1) It was too easy

2) Gotta' keep you Republicans working...someone has to keep the economy going:cool:


FTFY

GPK 06-20-2008 01:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pgardn
Do they have balls that one can locate with a beeping signal?

Playing the entire range of hazards on a course requires
at least 50 balls unless I could find a ball that beeped (underwater
it would send up major bubbles, and I would take my snorkeling gear)

Clubs... long clubs... the ball just goes further right or left.
No need for club change for this hacker.


1 word for ya Pat...









































BOWLING

Scav 06-20-2008 01:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GPK
1 word for ya Pat...

BOWLING

Don't go dissing bowling now, you have never seen the "Pink *****" get thrown down the lane....

GPK 06-20-2008 01:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scav
Don't go dissing bowling now, you have never seen the "Pink *****" get thrown down the lane....


Dude...I love bowling (not watching it though). Just that some people aren't meant to play golf.


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