sold my driver about 3months ago as i replaced it with a 2iron and thats the best thing iv done for my golf game. In my bag iv got 2iron 3wood 4-pw irons a 52 and 60 degree wedges and my putter. Im happy with my game and play to my handicap so iv found the set up that works me me.
@@GolfMonthly definitely. Standing over a driver I had no idea what direction the ball would go give me my 2iron and Im confident that I will either be on the fairway or just to the edge of it.
my most expensive club in the bag is my putter... i invested in the club i use the most :) im still using a second hand set that i picked up for £50 (apart from the putter) im playing of 20 at present and i just broke 90 before lockdown... :D keep up the awesome content..
3w 1 iron 3 iron 6 iron 8 iron P wedge Putter I walk and carry, sometimes a driver gets added depending on the course and how reliable it is at the time. These clubs are the most reliable for me. It is most likely pure psych but it works for me and the bag is light. Great information in your videos. Have a nice day.
I'm not too sure about what the "final" setup of my bag will be at the high end as I need to hit distances consistently first. So a bit of work needed there but for now it's Driver, 2i, 5 wood, 4-PW, 50, 54 and 50. Very interesting to see all the comments on this for sure :-)
Sadly manufacturers competing for our attention and money have contributed to gapping and club playability issues for your average golfer. The obvious issue is strong lofts, requiring almost a second mini bag for our wedge collections. The second and less talked about is the longer irons with strong lofts, many 5irons have the equivalent lofts of an old 3/4 iron. How many of us enjoyed success with those. On a positive note most golfers could benefit by carrying long iron replacements. I would argue that manufacturers should fix the gap at the bottom and not require us to fill up our bags with wedges, and unwanted weight. Oh! Of course we can buy their lightweight bag to assist there, and their new " lightweight" distance, spinning ball! Ha!
I know this sounds strange, but for the really keen golfers it is actually sometimes good to make your selection on the conditions of the day- so having 15 or 16 clubs in the boot to select from can help. e.g. course condition hard or soft, rough height, wind condition etc The most common area I believe is the choice of a 5 wood versus a 19 hybrid
@@GolfMonthly have you heard the story ( maybe its a myth) but Ben Hogan would have planned the round in his head and knew for example that he would not need a 7 iron for that day........ plays in perfect weather and course conditions....... I think it was in reference to a statement he made where his game got to the point where he never worried about his striking performance week to week, he was that consistent.
@@ajaytuk7416 I think its a fair point, having an extra wedge so you have a different bounce/loft/grind option, a utility and hybrid to rotate to change ball flight depending on the day, that being said how many people can afford an extra £2/300 on clubs they might only use a handful of times a year? I've had my bag fitted to allow these sort of changes within my 14 clubs
@@neiltaylor1765 I did say really keen golfers :-) - I understand its not really what you guys really want to talk about, but there are plenty of really good second options especially for single fairway woods and wedges. Maybe a good question to ask for the future, what do punters do when they buy new, do they always trade in, sell on ebay, or keep? I don't update often but I am a collector :-)
@@ajaytuk7416 im always looking to improve so I trade in 90% of the time, just rely on the fitting and will test variety of shots on course before buying
I’ve got in my bag(all titleist ) TS2 10.25 driver TS2 14.25 fairway TS2 17 hybrid 718 tmb 3-gw Sm7 54.10 s wedge The only thing non titleist is my evnroll er2 putter
Mr T , that is all good and well but I have a tendency to say our 2nd hit drive of 274 yds now its a wedge in over a ditch up the bank to a high green slopes off right side of green bunker left side of green I hit PW because its shorter I am more sure of this club or 5 iron but 5 iron would be too far , I am frightened to hit the ground.
I've recently ditched the gap wedge for a 5 wood. I find it easier to knock 15 yards (about) off a PW than it was to hit a 3 hybrid 15 yards longer or 3 wood 15 yards shorter. Also ditched the hybrid for a 7 wood. As a 2.2 handicap index golfer hybrids seem to go left on me. I liked being able to play it from poor lies 200 plus so the 7 wood was the next step and its great. Dr, 3w, 5w, 7w, 4-pw, 54, 60 and putter.
A 5-wood and even 7-wood (DJ carried one at the Masters) is the flavour of the year. The important thing to know is that you have options at the top of the bag whether it's woods, hybrids, hollow or regular irons to be able to hit the yardage without gaps. It all comes down to personal preference and the shots you like to play
Good point - start by testing a few different models out on course and see what you like. If you're still unsure, speak to the pro who should be able to offer some guidance
Dr, 3w, Hy2, Hy4, 5i - PW, 54 and 60 wedges & Putter. I also have 50 wedge but it goes the same distance as my PW so it's a wasted club in my bag that I've got to do something about.
I’m in a tough spot because my 5 wood is only 1 degree off of my 4 iron, but my hybrid is 2 degrees off my 4. Should I keep the 5 wood, or eliminate the woods and keep the hybrid? Thanks
Mr Tapping , my name is Paul a 65 Yr old golfer and I carry the MAVRIK DRIVER 9° SET AT TOP D BOTTOM +1 And one of TAYLORMADE 300 series 7 wood , or 5 wood and like today the COBRA MAX RED 3 wood , my irons are WILSON D9 with speed slots of which my best 2 clubs are 4 iron and 7 iron . chipping is poor so I use 5 iron or pw . I do carry the D9 sand wedge and 52 ° but am so unreliable with those total clubs 12 in bag. SO AM I CARRYING THE CORRECT COMBERNATIONS ? TODAY WAS AN EXCEPTION I WAS +3 AFTER 9 +7 AFTER 15 HOLES BUT DROPPED 5 MORE SHOTS STILL SHOT 83 THOUGH .AND FINISHED 2ND BEHIND A LADY OFF 23 IN STOKEPLAY COMP . IS MY CHOICE OF CLUBS IN THE BAG CORRECT OR DO I NEED TO DROP ONE OR ADD ONE . BY THE WAY MY BEST DRIVE BEFORE THE MAVRIK WAS 240 NOW I AM HITTING LIKE TODAY ON SOME HOLES 273 274 YARDS . CAN YOU HELP PLEASE PAUL
Why wouldn't you start the discussion with the driver first, then the woods and hybrids, irons, them putter ? The conversation was all over the place and out of natural order
Most people just carry named brads to look good, all the gear no idea, just use what your comfortable with, all i have in my bag is a driver, 3 and 5 fairway woods, 2 hybrids, 7 and 9 irons and 2 wedges 1 putter, why carry so many clubs, you don't need too, why why 14 club's really do you use them, just stick to the clubs you are using don't just carry clubs for the sake of it.
Spare us your SJW bullshit. Its a term, the same as mankind is. It implies sexism in no way and you're a serious pseudo intellectual whiner if you think it actually does.
sold my driver about 3months ago as i replaced it with a 2iron and thats the best thing iv done for my golf game. In my bag iv got 2iron 3wood 4-pw irons a 52 and 60 degree wedges and my putter. Im happy with my game and play to my handicap so iv found the set up that works me me.
Very interesting. Goes to show that confidence is the most important thing!
@@GolfMonthly definitely. Standing over a driver I had no idea what direction the ball would go give me my 2iron and Im confident that I will either be on the fairway or just to the edge of it.
my most expensive club in the bag is my putter... i invested in the club i use the most :) im still using a second hand set that i picked up for £50 (apart from the putter) im playing of 20 at present and i just broke 90 before lockdown... :D keep up the awesome content..
Putter is the most important, guaranteed to hit 18 minimum and more likely 30+ a round, invest short game first
Hello what is the name of the golf course where you hit a shot over the water?
@@RajKumar-zm4ll the course they normally shoot at is The London Club
Thats great thank you
Thanks for sharing!
3w
1 iron
3 iron
6 iron
8 iron
P wedge
Putter
I walk and carry, sometimes a driver gets added depending on the course and how reliable it is at the time. These clubs are the most reliable for me. It is most likely pure psych but it works for me and the bag is light.
Great information in your videos.
Have a nice day.
My setup:
Driver, 3-wood, 5-wood, 3-hybrid, 4-hybrid, 5-iron thru pitching wedge, sand wedge, lob wedge, and putter.
I'm not too sure about what the "final" setup of my bag will be at the high end as I need to hit distances consistently first. So a bit of work needed there but for now it's Driver, 2i, 5 wood, 4-PW, 50, 54 and 50.
Very interesting to see all the comments on this for sure :-)
Driver, 5 and 7 wood, 4 and 5 hybrid, 6 thru 9 irons, pw and 58, putter
Sadly manufacturers competing for our attention and money have contributed to gapping and club playability issues for your average golfer. The obvious issue is strong lofts, requiring almost a second mini bag for our wedge collections. The second and less talked about is the longer irons with strong lofts, many 5irons have the equivalent lofts of an old 3/4 iron. How many of us enjoyed success with those. On a positive note most golfers could benefit by carrying long iron replacements. I would argue that manufacturers should fix the gap at the bottom and not require us to fill up our bags with wedges, and unwanted weight. Oh! Of course we can buy their lightweight bag to assist there, and their new " lightweight" distance, spinning ball! Ha!
I know this sounds strange, but for the really keen golfers it is actually sometimes good to make your selection on the conditions of the day- so having 15 or 16 clubs in the boot to select from can help. e.g. course condition hard or soft, rough height, wind condition etc The most common area I believe is the choice of a 5 wood versus a 19 hybrid
Good point
@@GolfMonthly have you heard the story ( maybe its a myth) but Ben Hogan would have planned the round in his head and knew for example that he would not need a 7 iron for that day........ plays in perfect weather and course conditions....... I think it was in reference to a statement he made where his game got to the point where he never worried about his striking performance week to week, he was that consistent.
@@ajaytuk7416 I think its a fair point, having an extra wedge so you have a different bounce/loft/grind option, a utility and hybrid to rotate to change ball flight depending on the day, that being said how many people can afford an extra £2/300 on clubs they might only use a handful of times a year? I've had my bag fitted to allow these sort of changes within my 14 clubs
@@neiltaylor1765 I did say really keen golfers :-) - I understand its not really what you guys really want to talk about, but there are plenty of really good second options especially for single fairway woods and wedges. Maybe a good question to ask for the future, what do punters do when they buy new, do they always trade in, sell on ebay, or keep? I don't update often but I am a collector :-)
@@ajaytuk7416 im always looking to improve so I trade in 90% of the time, just rely on the fitting and will test variety of shots on course before buying
I’ve got in my bag(all titleist )
TS2 10.25 driver
TS2 14.25 fairway
TS2 17 hybrid
718 tmb 3-gw
Sm7 54.10 s wedge
The only thing non titleist is my evnroll er2 putter
Mr T , that is all good and well but I have a tendency to say our 2nd hit drive of 274 yds now its a wedge in over a ditch up the bank to a high green slopes off right side of green bunker left side of green I hit PW because its shorter I am more sure of this club or 5 iron but 5 iron would be too far , I am frightened to hit the ground.
I've recently ditched the gap wedge for a 5 wood. I find it easier to knock 15 yards (about) off a PW than it was to hit a 3 hybrid 15 yards longer or 3 wood 15 yards shorter. Also ditched the hybrid for a 7 wood. As a 2.2 handicap index golfer hybrids seem to go left on me. I liked being able to play it from poor lies 200 plus so the 7 wood was the next step and its great. Dr, 3w, 5w, 7w, 4-pw, 54, 60 and putter.
I found exactly the same , I binned the hybrid and went 5 wood so much better
A 5-wood and even 7-wood (DJ carried one at the Masters) is the flavour of the year. The important thing to know is that you have options at the top of the bag whether it's woods, hybrids, hollow or regular irons to be able to hit the yardage without gaps. It all comes down to personal preference and the shots you like to play
What about the ball that's you use, should you also so a fitting?
Good point - start by testing a few different models out on course and see what you like. If you're still unsure, speak to the pro who should be able to offer some guidance
Only got 9 clubs inc putter, off 19, perhaps I need more 🤔
Some would say that using fewer clubs is a way of improving your skill-set!
Driver
2 fairway woods
1 utility iron
1 hybrid
6 - pw
3 vokeys, 1 low bounce, 1 high bounce & gap wedge
What do you put with?
@@michaelbailey528 1 of 3 putters depending on weather course conditions, odyssey 2 ball, GSS Tour Rat or my regular gamer t22 Newport 2
Dr, 3w, Hy2, Hy4, 5i - PW, 54 and 60 wedges & Putter. I also have 50 wedge but it goes the same distance as my PW so it's a wasted club in my bag that I've got to do something about.
If the higher lofted club goes the same distance as your lower lofted club, use the higher one as it will stop better on the green
I have 4-9 (iron) p,s, 56, driver, putter , and 3 hybrid 2 more clubs I need lol
I’m in a tough spot because my 5 wood is only 1 degree off of my 4 iron, but my hybrid is 2 degrees off my 4. Should I keep the 5 wood, or eliminate the woods and keep the hybrid? Thanks
Mr Tapping , my name is Paul a 65 Yr old golfer and I carry the MAVRIK DRIVER 9° SET AT TOP D BOTTOM +1 And one of TAYLORMADE 300 series 7 wood , or 5 wood and like today the COBRA MAX RED 3 wood , my irons are WILSON D9 with speed slots of which my best 2 clubs are 4 iron and 7 iron . chipping is poor so I use 5 iron or pw . I do carry the D9 sand wedge and 52 ° but am so unreliable with those total clubs 12 in bag. SO AM I CARRYING THE CORRECT COMBERNATIONS ? TODAY WAS AN EXCEPTION I WAS +3 AFTER 9 +7 AFTER 15 HOLES BUT DROPPED 5 MORE SHOTS STILL SHOT 83 THOUGH .AND FINISHED 2ND BEHIND A LADY OFF 23 IN STOKEPLAY COMP . IS MY CHOICE OF CLUBS IN THE BAG CORRECT OR DO I NEED TO DROP ONE OR ADD ONE . BY THE WAY MY BEST DRIVE BEFORE THE MAVRIK WAS 240 NOW I AM HITTING LIKE TODAY ON SOME HOLES 273 274 YARDS . CAN YOU HELP PLEASE
PAUL
driver 5 wood 7 iron putter thats all you need!!
Why wouldn't you start the discussion with the driver first, then the woods and hybrids, irons, them putter ? The conversation was all over the place and out of natural order
It’s ordered from importance lol
Most people just carry named brads to look good, all the gear no idea, just use what your comfortable with, all i have in my bag is a driver, 3 and 5 fairway woods, 2 hybrids, 7 and 9 irons and 2 wedges 1 putter, why carry so many clubs, you don't need too, why why 14 club's really do you use them, just stick to the clubs you are using don't just carry clubs for the sake of it.
This is expensive
You keep saying 'guys', how about 'golfers'
Spare us your SJW bullshit. Its a term, the same as mankind is. It implies sexism in no way and you're a serious pseudo intellectual whiner if you think it actually does.
14 is to many to be honest I just use Driver, 7 wood, 2 and 5 hybrids, 6 & 8 irons PW, 3 x wedges and putter
If you don't have the swing..all the clubs are the same.