Whats your 100 yd. club???

[withdrew]

[quote name='withdrew' post='1847936' date='Jul 28 2009, 09:13 AM']HARD 52°
SMOOTH PW[/quote]

New setup:

HARD 54°
FULL AW (51°)

Depends where the trouble is!

[EWS]

Full swing with my 55*

[golfwrxnut]

Depends on conditions, but normally on a straight away, flat lie, no wind, etc., it's a stock 56° SW.

[Ed Settle]

[quote name='golfwrxnut' post='1987090' date='Oct 4 2009, 02:10 PM']Depends on conditions, but normally on a straight away, flat lie, no wind, etc., it's a stock 56° SW.[/quote]

Ditto.

[tjewell1994]

58*. not that it matters.

[El Pato]

Update: This is close enough: 95 yds=58*

[shane0mac1234]

For me it would depend on a few factors but it would be an easy 52* a solid 56* and a possibly a very hard/ flushed 60* although i would probably deloft it slightly

[tigerfan23]

those guys using a "smooth" 60 for 100 yards must be hitting the driver 400 yards!

The 60 is not made for 100 yards, it's designed that the harder you swing, the higher it goes.

My 100 yard club is a knockdown 52. The low ball that lands and doesnt move. Or a juiced 56 that will created plenty of backspin.

If it's really windy, I might a a 2/3 PW cut punch.

[My2Dogs]

3/4 chcked down a bit 55* SW to get it right at the at the target. If I have some room to play or if the pin is close up front where I would need a bit of spin then I can hit it full and spin it back. If I just need to punch it low to keep it below the wind and run it up then a nice 9i back in my stance.

[Spoon]

51/52

[smuthswing86]

smooth 56 with a little extra trap at impact to produce a tad bit more spin cause the ball will carry 104-105

[dpark]

Normal conditions it is usually a 56*. If you add wind or elevation, it can easily be a GW, PW or 9 iron.

[golfgirl94]

50 degree GW

[traderbc]

3/4 54* moneeeeeeyyyy

[dugums]

no wind - 51 degree GW

wind - low spinning 9i

[kentutz]

52* + hoping it would spin back about 5 yards. =)

[chadillac65]

Callaway 58* full!

[xmod_supra]

52*

[GolfHound]

52 or 56 depending on the wind

[Fiend76]

If we are talking about perfect conditions and no wind I would hit my 58 degree.

[TourBound3617]

Easy 56*

But depends on the green, lie, wind, etc...

[Chip In]

smooth little 52 deg. gap wedge

[mikerogers]

3/4 54 degree

[360_CS]

A smooth 3/4 54*

[elrey23]

No wind, level, smooth 56. Could be anything from a 56 to an 8 iron though, depends.

[jswjr]

For me it is my PW 45*.

If it is 95 degrees outside and it having a good day I use my 50* gap wedge

But 90% of the time I should be using my PW

[EZ72]

[quote name='dcv181' post='1317900' date='Nov 3 2008, 02:24 PM'][quote name='eli_yates' post='1317406' date='Nov 3 2008, 04:06 AM']any club in my bag could be that yardage depending upon what im looking to do. these questions are stupid. i could bump and run almost any club pitch an 8 pitch a 9 pitch a pw and hit 3/4 54 and arnold palmer a 60... these questions are border line retarded[/quote]


Then don't reply to the "border line stupid" posts
[/quote]

hehehe
a smooth 52

[DChesler]

[quote name='rblmp32' post='1315884' date='Nov 1 2008, 09:44 PM']50, 56, 60... all depends on the lie, the pin location, wind, green firmness, etc. [/quote]

As a fellow lefty, I agree. I don't carry a 50, so substitute a 52 for me.

[Ghost_Orchid]

No wind, full 52* or 3/4 pw (48*)

[station2station]

Depends on the green and pin location

Smooth 60