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[benw]

Here it is

 

Driver: Callaway FT-9 9* draw Graphite design ysq tour ad 55g stiff

 

3 Wood: Titleist 906 F2 15* Proforce V2 stiff 76g

 

Hybrid: Titleist 585 24* titleist 4175 shaft regular

 

Irons: Mizuno MP 57 4-PW project X 5.5

 

Wedges: Taylormade rac 52 and 56

 

Putter: Scotty Cameron Newport 2 35 inches

 

Bag: sun Mountian 3.5

 

i am 15 and normally shoot in the high 70s. the strong parts of my game are my putting, irons, and distance. My putter and my 3 wood are my favorite clubs. My short game can be hit or miss, and my driving accuracy is not good. I naturally hit a draw and the draw driver makse me hit hooks when i miss. I normall tweak the face open when i ste up to try and avoid the hook, but this can lead to big misses.

 

I want to get a new driver and new wedges, but dont know what to get first. I am currently borrowing my gap wedge from my instructor, and my sand wedge is worn out. I also need a new driver. the shaft feels wippy and the draw driver kills me. I want to get fit because i dont know if i as a stiff or regular flex. i want to get some vokeys a 909 d2 but have heard that the stock shafts are weak. Let me know what you think.

[ghromas]

You only have 13 clubs- why not add another wedge. Rarely see guys who shoot in the 70s with a draw biased driver, and it seems given your misses that it's not right for you. Go get fitted. Your hybrid shaft is prob wrong for you as well.

[benw]

the shaft is definetly wrong as the loft should be but i hit it great ab it fills my distance gap perfectly

[towncryer]

I play the 909 D3 with the stock Voodoo Shaft...I work at a golf shop and do my own fitting when I buy new clubs. I probably could have tweaked my launch conditions with an exotic shaft, but it would not have been worth the up-charge (even with a personal use discount). Like the others have said, do a driver fitting to be absolutely sure, but chances are either of the stock shafts Titleist offers will fit you pretty well.

[benw]

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