
Georgie Z
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I appreciate the response. I am a terrible putter but didn't realize 10 GIR was good for a bogey golfer. I used to play the MP59 and they were a little too demanding for me. It sounds like these will be the same. Edit: I just realized 10 GIR is not accurate. It is probably closer to 8.
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Does anyone have any experience with the two irons? I saw a comparison thread between the JPX919T v MP 18 MMC but was wondering about the new irons. I'm a bogey golfer with my typical mishit being thin and near the toe. I hit about 10 GIR. I'd prefer the more forgiving iron between the two. Thanks
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I prefer a two wood setup with a 4 and 7 wood. If you are getting the necessary gaps then go for it.
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Thanks everyone for your responses. My irons are forged if that makes any difference. It seems the consensus is that if you check your lie/loft periodically and you still have grooves, the clubs can easily last 10-15 years.
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I play about 25 rounds per year and hit about a bucket of range balls per month. How long do you think irons can last before having to be replace? I plan on getting the loft and lie corrected every few years. When do you know it's time to get new clubs? Can irons last 15+ years?
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Assuming you are hitting the club correctly, what would cause a low and left shot? Shaft too stiff?
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I think 10 would be ideal
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15pct is down but shiplo still works. Thanks for sharing the promo.
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If you don't mind cleaning the slot after every shot, it's a nice hybrid. My typical miss with a hybrid is a hook, but these are very neutral.
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913 FD is my favorite titleist wood and I've owned a few from different generations
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I used to be a 7 wood guy until I tried hybrids again. I find the hybrid much easier to make good contact with due to the shorter shaft.
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I think a 3 wood is still good to carry if you're unable to keep your drives in bounds. However, I'm sure a low lofted hybrid could do the same thing.
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The 714 felt softer than the 712 from what I remember. No experience with the newer models.
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It's a piece of metal at the end of a stick.
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