Talking Cult Clubs - What are your all time Favourites ???

[pingplayer]

Ping S55's, Mizuno Mp-33 and 14, Callaway Ft-3 and Ping G25 Fairway Wood

[Valtiel]

On 4/1/2020 at 4:34 PM, davetmo said:

Can I throw into the mix

Mizuno T-zoid Pro irons with the Brunswick Rifle shafts. Never had a better feeling iron, and fairly forgiving.

[Tiptx1122]

How about the bullseye  putter as Odessey came out with a replica and Wow! does it look sweet but not for $800

[Tiptx1122]

I know your talking about clubs not putter as I would say the EYE 2's or Silver Scott 845's, Lynx Black Cats for sure

[thepunch_out]

Driver - Titleist 983E

Fairway - MacGregor 693 4-wood

Irons - Hogan Precision

Wedges - Hogan BeCu Special

Putter - Wilson 8802

 

Obviously heavy personal bias here, but these are clubs I just can't get away from. I prefer smaller CC drivers, and this club just works any shot I need to hit. Same goes for the fairway wood, yes it's persimmon and old as dirt, but it's more reliable than anything else in my bag and the 69 headshape may be the most copied head design of all time(persimmon). Similarly, Ben Hogan's first model iron ever produced, the Precision, has become one of the most widely copied and revered blade designs of all time. As for wedges, these clubs were a game-changer for me. More oval shaped than I used to play, but they are just a gem inside of 100 yards. And finally, the putter that everyone loves to replicate, the 8802.

[indyplayer]

Bridgestone J33CB and the Hogan Apex Plus

[DC300]

KZG PFT 300/ RBT 325 was huge around me and made a big difference for me, this was right before the 983 craze.  I had the red PFT 300 with an AJ Tech shaft, great stuff.

 

Maltbt MTF / M05

 

SMT DB 455

[Stinger2Albatross]

Titleist 680mb

Mizuno MP-14

[CyFan]

2007 Callaway X-Forged irons.  Wish I had a v-grooved set right now. 

[RyanBarathWRX]

Time to add to my list...

I just acquired and rebuilt this set that I had wanted for a VERY long time - Adams CMBs

[bubbagump]

8 minutes ago, RyanBarathWRX said:

Time to add to my list...

I just acquired and rebuilt this set that I had wanted for a VERY long time - Adams CMBs

Look awesome and in amazing shape.  Adams had some serious long lasting cult style star irons.  CMBs, A12 Pros, Els XTD tours.....

Edited January 26, 2021 by bubbagump

[osubuckeyes691]

Srixon 745 irons. I tinker everything. Lord knows I try 5 different drivers each year and 10 shafts haha.

 

I always buy irons but none of them come even close to my 745s. I can't get them out of the bag

 

Best Players CB ever IMO

[Dan Drake]

I’ll add one: 731 PM irons.  
 

These irons have me working on something very stupid right now......

[bsuwara]

1 hour ago, Dan Drake said:

I’ll add one: 731 PM irons.  
 

These irons have me working on something very stupid right now......

And for lefties only!! Finally, something not available to the right handed crowd ...

 

Working on something very stupid? ... Are you right handed and attempting to come over to the dark side?

[Dan Drake]

On 1/26/2021 at 5:03 PM, bsuwara said:

And for lefties only!! Finally, something not available to the right handed crowd ...

 

Working on something very stupid? ... Are you right handed and attempting to come over to the dark side?

As a matter of fact, and this is my first real time "putting this out into the real world," I most certainly am.  And the 731's were a large part of the impetus, to be 100% honest.  I'm planning on a thread or article to document the whole journey, as there are just a massive amount of amazing things going on with the "experiment" that I'd like to share.  

 

But, being able to actually play with the 731's is, at least for an equipment junkie like myself, admittedly pretty high on the list.  

[lefthack]

4 minutes ago, Dan Drake said:

As a matter of fact, and this is my first real time "putting this out into the real world," I most certainly am.  And the 731's were a large part of the impetus, to be 100% honest.  I'm planning on a thread or article to document the whole journey, as there are just a massive amount of amazing things going on with the "experiment" that I'd like to share.  

 

But, being able to actually play with the 731's is, at least for an equipment junkie like myself, admittedly pretty high on the list.  

 

That's funny. I'm right handed and the only reason I golf left was I learned to switch hit in baseball and ended up preferring that side of the plate.

 

I also ride a skateboard "goofy footed" with my right leg in front, so I feel more comfortable on that side of the ball.

 

Had I known when I started that it was odd and sometimes a challenge to find hardware, I might have gone right from the start.

[sailfishchris]

7 minutes ago, Dan Drake said:

As a matter of fact, and this is my first real time "putting this out into the real world," I most certainly am.  And the 731's were a large part of the impetus, to be 100% honest.  I'm planning on a thread or article to document the whole journey, as there are just a massive amount of amazing things going on with the "experiment" that I'd like to share.  

 

But, being able to actually play with the 731's is, at least for an equipment junkie like myself, admittedly pretty high on the list.  

That is WRXer of the year stuff right there! Learning to play lefty to try a set of irons? Right on! (or Left!)

[lefthack]

As for clubs, I gamed Ping Zing 2's from '96 until last summer when I finally decided my game deserved an upgrade to Nike Vapor Pro Combos.

 

The Zing 2's just look cool.

[jonteistockholm]

Titleist 915fd/18 😍

[OsnolaKinnard]

I am really digging a set of Ram FX Tour Grinds that I snagged recently.  They are a traditional forged blade, thin soles, thin top line, minimal offers, a bit squarish toe...and when hit correctly...as sweet as anything else out there.  These are forged steel, not the nickel ones.

 

I still have a Steelhead 4+ with a firm graphite shaft and a 10.5* 983E that I use from time to time.  Great clubs.

[AP76]

Callaway big bertha s2h2 3 wood

Ping isi titanium driver 

Lynx black cat tour irons 

Mp 32 irons 

Ping eye 2 beryllium copper lob wedge 

Titleist 913 D2 driver 

Taylormade rsi udi 3 iron 

Callaway big bertha warbird driver 

Titleist AP2 712 irons 

Ping cadence tr ketsch putter

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[CokeZero]

The ICW5 is a hollow head and the tour issue 8620 is still the best driving iron head ever made 

[CokeZero]

On 1/27/2021 at 3:21 PM, Dan Drake said:

As a matter of fact, and this is my first real time "putting this out into the real world," I most certainly am.  And the 731's were a large part of the impetus, to be 100% honest.  I'm planning on a thread or article to document the whole journey, as there are just a massive amount of amazing things going on with the "experiment" that I'd like to share.  

 

But, being able to actually play with the 731's is, at least for an equipment junkie like myself, admittedly pretty high on the list.  

Holy cow, are you going try to do the Mac O'Grady and get the same move from both sides? He friggin got it too, it's identical 

[Double Dodger]

Golfsmith pro grind forged blades. I wish I could find a pristine set. Wore the grooves off of mine. 

[cwilk]

Bridgestone J15 CB/MB

[Dan Drake]

31 minutes ago, CokeZero said:

Holy cow, are you going try to do the Mac O'Grady and get the same move from both sides? He friggin got it too, it's identical 

I'm not too worried about how similar they look, since I am not really doing this to test in-depth swing theory.  But I do want to get "good enough" left handed to be able to compete with my friends who are all at slightly different skill levels, my son who is learning the game, and my father who's game is finally starting to trend in the other direction.  Left handed, I am hoping to be able to play a game that is somewhat more similar to them.  

[CokeZero]

4 minutes ago, Dan Drake said:

I'm not too worried about how similar they look, since I am not really doing this to test in-depth swing theory.  But I do want to get "good enough" left handed to be able to compete with my friends who are all at slightly different skill levels, my son who is learning the game, and my father who's game is finally starting to trend in the other direction.  Left handed, I am hoping to be able to play a game that is somewhat more similar to them.  

Sounds great, better man than me by far. I can't get my right arm high & straight and left low to do it. The hardware will not accept the directive. 

[CokeZero]

1 hour ago, Dan Drake said:

I'm not too worried about how similar they look, since I am not really doing this to test in-depth swing theory.  But I do want to get "good enough" left handed to be able to compete with my friends who are all at slightly different skill levels, my son who is learning the game, and my father who's game is finally starting to trend in the other direction.  Left handed, I am hoping to be able to play a game that is somewhat more similar to them.  

Do you think there's any upside to your regular right side game in learning to hit lefty? I've heard the ideas about equalizing both sides of your body to improve coordination but could never justify spending that kind of time to a project I wouldn't really use

[kthomas]

I can't give up my Ping Rapture Irons. I don't think new irons would gain me much, if any performance (besides distance with the jacked lofts these days). 

 

My Odyssey White Hot Tour #1 has been in the bag for a long time, no real interest in replacing that either at the moment. 

[theglide]

Love these beauties... wish I hit em well enough to match their sexiness.