Originally posted by Stang
Dude I hit it so high I was having a hell of a time keeping it under the wind today and not ballooning it.
RT, unless you can rip a 3 iron with a nice high ball flight then the hybrid is the way to go. Those things are sweet, it's so much easier to hit the longer shots and you'll be a lot more consistent with them. I can't use them because I hit them too high but of the ones I've seen Taylor Made seems to have the best. Something in the 18-21 degree if you can hit it fairly long, maybe up to 24 degrees if you want it to be more forgiving.
And btw RT, wtf, are you sponsored by Cleveland? lol
I hit the 21* Sonartec MD Transition Club (big name for Old Man Stick) today. 234 yds. total with 3 yards of roll. It had a UST IROD Shaft in it. Very nice looking. I feel so friggin old hitting it tho. But DANG it was hot. I tried a 17* Clev. and a 16* Taylor. Neither I hit near that sonartec. I used to hit a 3 iron nice and high. Now I have changed my swing plane and things don't go as high as they used to. (They have Viagra for clubs? Oh yeah...there called Hybrids)
This sonartec is apparently what was n the Bag of the Open Champion last year. Had good reviews. Nick Price is tour player for them alog with a few others. And the way I hit it it was a nice club. I'm thinking the 19 , 21 , 23 degree clubs and take the 3 and 4 irons out. I didnt have a 2 iron anyway. That will make 14 in da bag.
And No..Not sponsored by Cleveland. I will say this tho. Vijay is really my favorite tour player. His work ethic on the game is something I really admire. I hope he keeps that #1 spot for a long time. Phil and Ernie I really like. And that Retief Goosan. OMG that swing of his is NICE.
I'm gonna give the new Michelob Amature Tour a try. They have a few loacal events and stuff here. See how my game holds up after a few years off. Maybe the Senior Tour someday. I got 8 years to get ready so you never know.
Anyway..thanks for the advice Stang ,and BEST OF LUCK IN YOUR QUEST BUD. I HOPE YOU PLAY WELL and MAKE SOME BUCKS:aok