par 5's are short

par 4's are mostly longish

par 3's are mid range and none short

I would dump the 3 iron

Choose between the chipper and sand wedge as to which club you are worse at

Personally I never have used a sand wedge. Most sand traps her are pretty packed down and not fluffy. You can use a lob or regular wedge on them

good luck

Thanks!

all that effort and no report on the score

your group must have really sucked http://www.discussworldissues.com/fo...es/biggrin.gif

We don't play until June 9th. Sucking early I have covered because I know I will. We established our 4some Sunday.

Sucking was total. Out of 75 strokes in scramble play I might have hit 10 or 12 decent strokes. The winning team shot a 58.

don't feel bad

the rest of your team must have sucked also if you guys were 3 over par in a scramblehttp://www.discussworldissues.com/fo...es/biggrin.gif

The last 5 holes were in a driving rainstorm. Everyhting I carried there was so wet it is still drying out.

We birdied the first 2 holes. Parred a couple then double bogied a hole. The rest of the way we pretty much played par or bogie ball.

Question for golfers.
 

I am in no way a golfer but I do own clubs. Over the years through trial & error & gifts I have acquired too many clubs. Presently there are 16 clubs in my bag. I am going to be playing in a tournament. If they hold me to a strict adherence to the rule book 14 is the maximum number of clubs legally in your bag. Which two clubs would you remove?

Driver 10.5 degree
#3 wood 15 degree
#5 wood 18 degree
#7 wood 21 degree
#3 hybrid 18 degree
#4 iron 23 degree
#5 iron 26 degree
#6 iron 30 degree
#7 iron 34 degree
#8 iron 38 degree
#9 iron 42 degree
Pitching Wedge 46 degree
Lofting wedge 50 degree
Sand wedge 55 degree
Chipper club
putter

I know I need the putter and the driver. I like my fairway woods assuming I accidently find the fairway. That basically leaves the irons & short clubs in my opinion. What are your suggestions?

Holy shit there was someone that thought way harder about that than I did. I can always assume the others golfing with me are better, but I had never thought about the length of the course and their strengths playing in. Very good advice I must say.

#7 and #3 wood hybrid...superfluous

I suppose if you have 20 clubs in your bag if you hit none of them well no one cares. This is a church men's scramble so no one will probably care but occasionally you have to deal with a purist. I average once or twice a year playing because it is so expensive and I do not enjoy it that much.

Our old league used to have a 3 club day for fun

I would use my 7 wood , 8 iron and wedge

I would drive with the 7 wood and putt with the 8 iron

If I was swinging good I would shoot almost the same as with a full bag

Actually I hit the #7 wood as well as I hit any club. I have even landed the green on a 225 yd par 3 with that club.

I have been playing golf for over 50 years. So you can take it with a grain of salt since you play so infrequently but here are some things that come into play. And based on your playing in a scramble

1. How good are the other 3 in your group?

2. How long is the golf course?

If you are playing a long course and your 3 teammates are not good golfers it will dictate a different approach versus if it was a short course and or there are some long hitters in your group.

If the course is short and you have some strong players then you will be using your short irons. If the guys or gals suck then you will need more of the longer clubs.

So it is a balancing act between what clubs you hit the best and which clubs you will need.

Also whether you can feather a shot. When it is cold out and or I am swinging like crap I will use my 7 wood a lot. I can hit it 120 yards or 180 yards depending upon what I am trying to do.

Having said all that I would probably be looking at removing the sand wedge unless there are a lot of traps and or you are good with a sand wedge in the fairway.

I assume you like the chipper or would not have it in the bag. I never used one as I will use anywhere from a 7 iron to a wedge to chip around the green depending on the situation.

I would then look at removing a 3 iron or 3 wood. Unless you are one of the rare ones that play infrequently that can hit them.

Why in God's name would you do that....?

I have a set of men's clubs I have passed down to my wife. At 5'-9" I think she can handle them better than clubs designed for someone 5'-2".

yup, only Tiger Woods in the video game....lol

Hole 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Out Blue 71.2/121 392 515 425 435 165 513 364 192 415 3416 White 69.6/117 372 489 404 414 145 496 347 175 398 3240 Gold 349 427 368 381 136 428 307 167 357 2920 Handicap 7 13 3 1 17 9 15 11 5 Par 4 5 4 4 3 5 4 3 4 36 Hole 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 In Out Tot Blue 71.2/121 389 387 511 361 169 546 201 419 374 3357 3416 6773 White 69.6/117 367 371 491 339 159 525 173 398 350 3173 3240 6413 Gold 331 333 444 298 148 487 165 360 299 2865 2920 5785 Handicap 16 6 8 12 18 2 10 4 14 Par 4 4 5 4 3 5 3 4 4 36 36 72

This is a scorecard. Likely playing the whites.

Interesting perspective. I like that.