Which part of the bag do you feel you can put a new club in the bag and not miss a beat typically? Kinda wondering what’s the opposite of the club you keep as a safety net of sorts.
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Do you usually stick to a brand and know the grinds are pretty similar or do you venture out with your setup?It's probably a wedge; all things considered, it's the easiest for me to adapt to.
When you do that are you typically staying within the same brand and shaft or do you make more dramatic shifts in the setup?I feel like driver is pretty plug and play.
Whatever club that goes between my 7 wood and 5 iron... Why? They all suck for me and dont work well. So no matter what I do I won't love it or get all great with them hahaWhich part of the bag do you feel you can put a new club in the bag and not miss a beat typically? Kinda wondering what’s the opposite of the club you keep as a safety net of sorts.
Either way. My swing doesn’t really change. I go get fit, buy what the numbers say is best, and right to the courseWhen you do that are you typically staying within the same brand and shaft or do you make more dramatic shifts in the setup?
Without a fitting involved do you think this would be as smooth of a transition?Either way. My swing doesn’t really change. I go get fit, buy what the numbers say is best, and right to the course
I think it could be as long as you aren’t making big changes. Stick with the same or similar shaft, same loft, same head profile (draw biased or whatever) and there shouldn’t be huge changesWithout a fitting involved do you think this would be as smooth of a transition?
I venture out often, rarely do I replace one club with the same/similar.Do you usually stick to a brand and know the grinds are pretty similar or do you venture out with your setup?