What's in your bag?

[mjb2124]

I'm looking around for some new clubs so I figured I'd find out what other OS'ers are using. My current set of clubs is a very old handme-down set from my Dad. Needless to say, I need some new ones!!!

Ideally I'd like to get a complete set since I need everything (minus putter), but I can't seem to find a good complete set. I've seen a few complete sets by Affinity at Dick's Sporting Goods, but I'm not real familiar with the name.

Any info on a good set of clubs would be appreciated!

I'd love to play more than I do, but right now I get out once every couple weeks at most. So I guess I need to factor that into my purchase as well.

[fishepa]

Re: What\'s in your bag?

Try this thread, its right down the page a ways.

[fishepa]

Re: What\'s in your bag?

Try this thread, its right down the page a ways.

[fishepa]

Re: What\'s in your bag?

Try this thread, its right down the page a ways.

[mjb2124]

Re: What\'s in your bag?

Whoops.... Didn't see that one. Thanks for the link!

[mjb2124]

Re: What\'s in your bag?

Whoops.... Didn't see that one. Thanks for the link!

[mjb2124]

Re: What\'s in your bag?

Whoops.... Didn't see that one. Thanks for the link!

[Sidewindersca]

Re: What\'s in your bag?

instead of a complete set i would go with a set of irons and then buy indivual driver, woods and wedges.

[Sidewindersca]

Re: What\'s in your bag?

instead of a complete set i would go with a set of irons and then buy indivual driver, woods and wedges.

[Sidewindersca]

Re: What\'s in your bag?

instead of a complete set i would go with a set of irons and then buy indivual driver, woods and wedges.

[mgoblue]

Re: What\'s in your bag?

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Sidewindersca said:
instead of a complete set i would go with a set of irons and then buy indivual driver, woods and wedges.

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yes, you pay more, but you get better quality stuff, and you can have a different brand driver, woods, and wedges, depending on what you feel good hitting. I recommend finding a place near you that lets you test out clubs, I have one nearby and it's great.

[mgoblue]

Re: What\'s in your bag?

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Sidewindersca said:
instead of a complete set i would go with a set of irons and then buy indivual driver, woods and wedges.

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yes, you pay more, but you get better quality stuff, and you can have a different brand driver, woods, and wedges, depending on what you feel good hitting. I recommend finding a place near you that lets you test out clubs, I have one nearby and it's great.

[mgoblue]

Re: What\'s in your bag?

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Sidewindersca said:
instead of a complete set i would go with a set of irons and then buy indivual driver, woods and wedges.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

yes, you pay more, but you get better quality stuff, and you can have a different brand driver, woods, and wedges, depending on what you feel good hitting. I recommend finding a place near you that lets you test out clubs, I have one nearby and it's great.

[fishepa]

Re: What\'s in your bag?

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mgoblue said:
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Sidewindersca said:
instead of a complete set i would go with a set of irons and then buy indivual driver, woods and wedges.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

yes, you pay more, but you get better quality stuff, and you can have a different brand driver, woods, and wedges, depending on what you feel good hitting. I recommend finding a place near you that lets you test out clubs, I have one nearby and it's great.

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He speaketh the truth.

[fishepa]

Re: What\'s in your bag?

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mgoblue said:
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Sidewindersca said:
instead of a complete set i would go with a set of irons and then buy indivual driver, woods and wedges.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

yes, you pay more, but you get better quality stuff, and you can have a different brand driver, woods, and wedges, depending on what you feel good hitting. I recommend finding a place near you that lets you test out clubs, I have one nearby and it's great.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

He speaketh the truth.