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50/55/60 ftw
I have an appointment at a Callaway Fitting Center with a Trackman III on Sunday morning, so I am sure following that I will have a few solid ponders. They stock Callaway, Taylormade, Ping, and Titleist offerings. I am going through the "woods fitting", looking to be fit for a driver, 3 wood, and 5 wood.
Irons and wedges are .355 or .370
Looking forward to hearing how it goes and seeing some big time numbers I imagine you are gonna put up.
I have an appointment at a Callaway Fitting Center with a Trackman III on Sunday morning, so I am sure following that I will have a few solid ponders. They stock Callaway, Taylormade, Ping, and Titleist offerings. I am going through the "woods fitting", looking to be fit for a driver, 3 wood, and 5 wood.
I'm very late on this one, but PLEASE post a full report. With your swing speed and skill level, I'm sure it would be a pretty entertaining read about a fitting session. I love fitting sessions with Trackman.
You got it, buddy. I'll make a thread when I get back home tomorrow...I am seriously nervous (literally nervous) that my normal swing won't be there and it will be a waste of time. The three times I've been to the range, my driver has been nothing short of AWFUL. I can't figure it out...I think I've hit maybe 3 "good" drives out of plenty of swings.
Appointment is at 10am, should be 60-90 minutes. When I get home, I'll put a full report together while waiting on CBS to put the Masters on :thumb:
I wanted to wait until later in the season when my swing is fully "back", but, I have the Ohio Invitational in a couple weeks and I want a new toy for while I am there.
Take your favorite iron (6 iron, 8 iron, whatever) and get there about 15-20 minutes early. Just use that club to get in a flow, then hit a few balls with your gamer driver. Don't try to do anything special with your gamer driver, just use it to loosen up and get used to swinging a driver.
Don't go in with any preconceived notions, as hard as that may be. One other thing: if you don't like the feel of a certain club, even if the numbers are good, the club is not for you.
Oh no doubt my man. You know how picky I am with clubs, it's gonna have to be an "oh baby" feeling with the numbers to match for me to pull the trigger. My focus this year is to improve my accuracy off the tee, distance comes naturally, I just need a well fit stick that helps me keep it in the short grass more often.
My problem this year so far is that my 7/8 iron swing (my practice clubs, and my "favorite" irons) have been just fine once I am loose...a decent mix of not so good ones, but still a fair amount of good swings. Then I pull out the driver and I can't catch the center of the face, nor can I keep it on the map. I'll be alright tomorrow, I'll grind it out one way or another. I plan to get a small bucket and loosen up as I normally would, then take 10 or so drivers before heading inside to the CFC. I'm excited, I've never been properly fit for a driver and never hit on a Trackman. Should be a great experience, I'm pumped for it.
Even if your swing isn't all that great, it should be fairly consistent throughout multiple clubs, if that makes sense. You could also look at it this way: if you have your "B" swing going on, it could be a good marker of what clubs would be fairly forgiving. Also, given that you're rocking the R5 TP, I'd be interested to see if you could pick up some ball speed with newer heads. You might be able to also go up in loft a little bit and still keep the spin down with the newer heads as well.
Pondering breaking into FedEx.
Ha. FedEx will understand. Just show them the z3c. They will forgive you.
I have 2 spots left open in my bag. There is a small gap to fill between my M4+ and my 3 wood.
I am thinking about a very long hitting 18 degree hybrid. I had an Adams Tight Lies 18 hybrid that is pretty old and I just could not hit it very well.
I do like the Mashie+ but I feel there may be longer hitting 18's out there?
I will shopping for used as well.
Fixed that for you, buddy.If you are looking for a long 19* Hybrid check out the X-Hot.
I really want a Cally XF AW (Gap Wedge) to complete my set. I just can't afford to pull the trigger. Hmmmmm maybe I can sale KellyBo's garden tiller :act-up:
They are even expensive on ebay.
~Joseph~
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