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**bashansasasasa** · 01-21-2010, 08:52 PM

It's dependent on what You feel comfortable with.And like JB says where your gaps fall.What works for me may not be good advice for you.A lot of this depends on trail and error..eg: golfing rounds and seeing what works,what doesn't and replacing what doesn't with something that does.Until you feel confident in the club in your hand will give you the results you seek.Some people don't use hardly any irons except for the short ones.Some use "niblicks"some wedges,some don't carry fairway woods or a driver.It's an individual sport and not too many people hit their clubs exactly the same .The pros usually have a pretty consistant 14 club setup but they aren't even using exactly what the other guy is using.Trying to be the same can lead to problems with your personal game.That's just my take and I surely could be wrong.

01-21-2010, 08:52 PM	#5
bashansasasasa Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 702 Senior Member	It's dependent on what You feel comfortable with.And like JB says where your gaps fall.What works for me may not be good advice for you.A lot of this depends on trail and error..eg: golfing rounds and seeing what works,what doesn't and replacing what doesn't with something that does.Until you feel confident in the club in your hand will give you the results you seek.Some people don't use hardly any irons except for the short ones.Some use "niblicks"some wedges,some don't carry fairway woods or a driver.It's an individual sport and not too many people hit their clubs exactly the same .The pros usually have a pretty consistant 14 club setup but they aren't even using exactly what the other guy is using.Trying to be the same can lead to problems with your personal game.That's just my take and I surely could be wrong.
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