Anything wrong with this set up?

Anybody??? I'm going tonight, to test one out, anybody have an opinion regarding this situation???

It appear you would have a 10 yard difference between your 3 and 4 woods but 25 yards between 4 and 7. I would go with the 4-wood in favor of the 3 because you can always hit a club +/- 10 yards at that range, whereas dropping a fairway wood will allow you to bridge a distance gap somewhere closer toward the short game end of your set which is always more beneficial.

You already have the 4 and 7 woods, right?

I've thought about going with a 3+, 4 combination. Right now I'm playing a 14.5 or 15* 3-wood, but am thinking of picking up a 13-13.5* 3+ wood and a 16.5-17* 4 wood. I'm probably gonna wait for the newest Titleists to come out.

Since you already have the 4 and 7...adding a 3+ would give you a better yardage gap. The V-steel T/S (tour spoon) would work well. Or, have you thought about replacing your G5 with an FT-3 Fade? [sarcasm]...

good call I play a similar set up

I agree with all above.

If you want to keep the 4 wood then i'd go for a stronger lofted 3 wood (13-13.5*). A 15* and a 16.5* wouldn't make sense. The other alternative is to take the 4 wood out of the bag and just carry a 15* 3 wood. There's plenty out there that'll give you good distance off the tee and will perform if you want to hit a high approach shot into a par 5.

By the way do you carry 4 wedges at the moment. The only reason I ask is if you do go for 4 woods in the bag and the 7 wood replaces the 3 iron then you can still carry 3 wedges.

Thanks guys.

Villa my hybrid 4h replaces my 4 iron and my 7 wood takes care of the 3 iron. I can't hit my 60* worth a flip, so it's being traded in for a Strong 3 wood Callaway or TaylorMade or Cobra.

One more thing, I see that in the 3+ or 3 strong or Tour spoon class, they appear to be for Tour players and low handicappers, I'm a 26+, so I kind of wonder if going with a 13* fairway is the proper move.

Can somebody clarify this for me???

Fair enough, i'd definetely go for a strong 3 wood then. I haven't tried any of the Cobra range but you won't go wrong with any 3+ from Callaway or Taylor Made.

You've got a great setup there, if only I was a bit more sensible i'd do the same.