campilobaxter
Mustachioed Root Vegetable
I'm not one who is always looking to upgrade my sticks. When I find something that works, I generally stick with it for a while. For example, I'm playing the same Ping G10 irons that I've had for about 7 or 8 years, and they were a few years old when I got them (I think they were released in 2007/08). I'm still hitting my Cleveland CG14 wedges with the orange insert because they still work for me. I'm also still hitting the same hybrids and fairway wood I've had for years: 3h, 4h Taylormade TP rescue 2009 and Titleist 909F3 from 2008. The only "newer" club I've got is a 2013 TM SLDR driver, but that's coming up on 4 years old.
So the question I have is how much has golf tech advanced in the last 8-10 years? Am I doing myself a major disservice not upgrading some of these clubs a little sooner? Has tech advanced so much that I'm missing out on significant distance or forgiveness?
So the question I have is how much has golf tech advanced in the last 8-10 years? Am I doing myself a major disservice not upgrading some of these clubs a little sooner? Has tech advanced so much that I'm missing out on significant distance or forgiveness?