What’s In My Golf Bag: **Update** I Did Buy The Ping G15 Stiff Flex And It Is Now In My Bag. Nike SQ Sumo 10.5 Stock Diamana Mitsubishi Rayon Reg Golf Pride DD2 Grip Nicklaus Signature Series 3 Wood 16 Degree Stock Shaft Reg Stock Grip Slazenger 4 Hybrid 24 Degree Stock Shaft And Grip Nike VR Full Cavity Irons 4-PW Stock Dynamic Gold True Tempure R300 High Lauch Shafts Golf Pride Multicompound Red And Black Grips Titlesit Vokey 54 Degree Sand Wedge Stock Dynamic Gold Shaft And Titlest Grip Nike SV Tour Wedge Stock Dynamic Gold S400 Shaft With Stock Nike Grip Odyssey White Hot XG #1 Putter With The Royal STS Grip I Am Going To Be Swapping The Slazenger Hybrid Out For Obvious Reasons And Be Puting In A Titleist 50 Degree Gap Wedge. And I Am Also Thinking About Puting In A 2/3 Hybrid To Replace A 5 Wood. Think What You Will About My Having The Full Cavity’s And Yea I Have Them Beacsue I Do Need Some More Foregiveness, And These Clubs Are Great When You Hit It Of The Toe, It Only Takes Of Around 5 Yards Which I Think Is Great.
Our journey down through the bag arrives near the green, as we take a look at the wide array of wedges promising to help you make or save your score. Twenty wedges: Ping Tour W, Callaway X Forged Vintage, Srixon Forged WG-706, Vega RAFW-03, Titleist Vokey Spin Milled, Mizuno MX Series, MacGregor Pro, Cleveland CG12 DSG, Yonex Cyberstar T-1, Nike SV Tour, Lynx Hallmark, MD Golf NV Drew, Benross Innovator, Ben Hogan Sure Out, Wilson Staff Tw7, Ram Zebra GM, Howson Attacker, Ben Sayers M2, Hippo Houdini, Petron HF Series Gun Metal. One tester: Neil Tappin GM’s Neil Tappin splashes, chips and pitches his way through all 20 clubs to find his three favourites at prices to suit all. Total confidence in your wedges is critical to scoring well, as you’ll need them to help you get it close anywhere inside 100 yards, around the greens and from the sand. Check out Neil Tappin’s three favourites from our big Gear Guide test day
A Basic Fact
The fact is, no matter how far you can hit the ball, until it rolls into the hole, it doesn't count.
There's a reason the top touring pros spend 90% of their practice time on the short game. A reason that old saw about driving for show and putting for dough isn't the other way round.
