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Every year, about 150 rounds for the higher lofts anyway. I won’t be changing the 50 or 54 that often though.

46* is the lowest loft.

The X is more forgiving when it’s soft. The Low W is great when the ground’s hard but is easier to dig in the soft. I’m using the Low W at the moment to great effect, but when winter comes I’ll be replacing it with an X for a few months (had the X in MD4).

I’ll be interested to read the reviews on this. I love the shallow depth and the large face height on this as potentially an off-the-tee club.

I hit them like irons.

It makes little difference with my putting stroke, I owned 17 putters last year, 13 of which have now been sold. I tested full TH against face balanced as part of this and it made no discernible difference. The four I have left were my favourites and they’re all different TH.

Sold this Bought this. Cost me £15 after all fees and postage, but it’s newer. So, in today’s money 2* = £15.

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Just got a mint TS3 for £60 under the typical sale price for a new one, so I’ll give that a bash. Thanks for your help anyway.

I like the look of everything about that TEE hybrid. Not a big brand in the UK, so I’ll have to do some scouting around.

As it currently stands I’m erring towards a Mavrik or Mavrik Pro, a TS3 17* set to 16*, or maybe even a CLK 16*. All hybrids, unless anyone can think of a rocket launcher wood that I can perhaps put a shorter shaft on without completely screwing the swingweight? A 3W head on a 41” shaft would be...

Interestingly I was looking at HL earlier today, what does the HL stand for? I’m almost thinking whether to try a sub zero type thing with less spin. As I said I have no trouble getting anything in the air, quite the opposite in fact. I’ve managed to learn to be able to flight my wedges and...

On a good hit 240-250y, not much roll. I’m not keen on it being anything more than a 4W really.

I’ve just sold a TS3 hybrid 19*, which I really liked but I want 20y more at least. I struggled to hit it any further than my 21* degree TS2, ball flight also very similar. The new club will primarily be used as a tee club so distance and accuracy is key. I’d prefer a hybrid but will consider...

mine all have the same flight at the top of my bag, too high, too spinny, no roll.

Agree, but I’m hitting both my 21* and 19* (set to 18*), as well as my previous 5W (set to 16.5*) about 200y. If I hit my irons off a tee, I lose distance compared to how I hit them off the fairway, same with hybrids. I’m very close to pin high with the vast majority of my shots based on those...

i should be able to hit all my woody clubs further than I do. PW 120 8I 150 5I 185 4H 200

The 5W went no further, high and not penetrating enough. And also was far easier to hook, surprisingly.

I agree if the particular club is a gapping club, which my 21* is. The other one could be a 4* for all I care, I just want a long option off the tee. If I need to hit that tee shot 200y then I’ll use the 21* or maybe my strong 5I.

It was done on purpose actually. I’m a serial club ho, they were both bought nearly new to test and ultimately sell on. I like both actually but funnily enough I don’t think there’s enough difference between them to justify keeping both. I suspect I’ll keep the 21 and go for something else as...