PxExG Posted August 8, 2004 Report Share Posted August 8, 2004 I am very happy with my bag - it took me a long while to get it just the way I want it but it works good. The make up is like this: Driver 9.5* - I am a good driver & a little short so I pretty much use this ever hole bar par 3s! 3 wood 14* - this has been relegated to a max of 4 shots a round now that I have got a driver I like. Super long and wind doesnt touch it 2 iron 19* - (MR-23 CB) has a really flat flight and I actually find its surprizing long, a disproportionate gap from 2 to 3 than from 3 to 4 etc. 3 iron 22* now we are talking accuracy over distance I am 100% happy with the lower end of my bag but I am stuck with one thing in the higher end. Distances are like this: Driver 265 3 wood 235 2 iron 225 3 iron 210 However all my clubs would be deemed "hard to hit" and are not the most versatile clubs out there. My problems is that I absolutely love the MR-23 CB - its so pure and hits on shot a flat flight. I can actually hit Tiger's stinger, a high fade, high draw - you name it! The only thing I cant do with it is ensure a quality strike from the light rough Obviously I cant expect to hit a 2 iron 230 from the heavy crap, but sitting down in the light rough is really killing me. Perhaps that is a tad melodramatic but I find its the only shot I can NOT hit. Do I hear a Rescue club calling? Yes - I have hit the TMs and Hogans and actually quite like the retail TM (TP felt weird to me) and Hogan is so solid (but I only hit the 5 iron replacement) However I need a low flat flight for the windy days in Lahinch. The TM tends to go a little high on me. I need suggestions!! Help me out Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hornyjuan Posted August 8, 2004 Report Share Posted August 8, 2004 TM RAC Driving Iron!! The rescue mid is probably a tad better in the rough for me but the RAC Driving iron is very very easy to hit off the deck or in the rough. More workable than the rescue mid as well...has a mid-high boring trajectory and can be altered fairly easily. The rescue mid is a great club out of the rough...but off the deck I was pulling snap hooks with it. In light rough areas I think the rac driving iron can work for you. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
xxio Posted August 9, 2004 Report Share Posted August 9, 2004 Since you like TS try the AirMuscle driving iron. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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