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Every putter in my collection is a anser/newport 2 style. Some have different sight lines, some have slightly different shaped bumpers, all have a different finish, most have a different feeling grip. I like it b/c if a putter is misbehaving, I don't have to adjust to radically different look, but still have a different look (finish, sight line, bumper) and possibly different feel with the grip.

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I play 50* and 56*. I find I'm better with fewer options. It forces me to familiarize myself with my options (but honestly, have gotten comfortable and quite good with 'chipping' with my 4 hybrid)

I really got along well with a Titleist 915 D2.

Ah, in that case. Then yes? I've had a Titleist bag and Callaway bag and currently have a PXG bag. (again, assuming I am following correctly)

If I am reading your question correctly, yes. Bag circa 2017-2018 Driver: Titleist FW: Mizuno Hybrid: Callaway Irons: Srixon Wedges: Vokey

Agree with above. All major OEMs make good/great stuff, it comes down to personal preference a lot of the times. And, as mentioned, as she had a proper fitting? Will she be using the 3 wood off the deck? Or mainly off the tee?

I'll check out the Nike Air Hybrid next time I'm in the shop. Thanks all

Hey all, Looking for recommendations on a hybrid bag. I ride 60% of the time and use a push cart about 40% of the time. Looking for thoughts on bags I should look into. Thanks all and hit 'em straight! -M

Curious for those that have tried both...what are your thoughts on the 0811 proto + vs the 0211 drivers? Mainly concerned about overall forgiveness. Thanks -M

So, is the consensus a 70g regular or 80g stiff for the 'closest' to a similar feel?

I assume they are a Cally exclusive. I believe they also came as an option in the Mavrik Pro irons.