I’ve seen quite a few people saying that about the King Tec
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And loonnggg
It's sneaky long. You hit it and don't think you will get the distance out of it and then you're like, I need to keep that in mind because the ball jumps off that face
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I was getting just short of 3 wood distance with the 3 hybrid at times.
Surprised with the lack of Darkspeed irons in builds. That one was fantastic, reliable and very straight when I hit it.
Utility, just whiskey enough
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Me too. Love the DS hybrid.
Same. Looks super playable
I heard lord tox and can be bought with Sportsbook cash to force his team to order all dark speed irons
Sounds like a winning team.
I hope to find one I can hit before orders.
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It’s possible? I go 5i, KingTec 4H which I loft up to 22.5, then 5w.
Gives me a 215, then 230.
That sounds right where I would be.
Swing dependent but I could see it. my gapping is this
5i - 180-190
4h - 190-205
HW - 205-220
3+ - 220+
I am sure I could get more out of both the 4H and HW, but I'm not there with my swing speed.
I'm not jlew but it depends on what you want to do. Rough club go hybrid but that 7W is great. Just put one in the bag a couple weeks ago and its gonna be a weapon.
This is where the bag is tough. I’ll have to decide between 7 wood 4 hybrid 4 utility.
I think it is the hardest part to decide. I’ve gone through a number of combinations
I'd say the hybrid gives you more versatility for different types of shot situations. I saw you play, you wont have trouble hitting any of them. Just a matter of what your looking for in that spot.
No one needs a 7w.
Hybrids are the easy choice.
I've fallen into a trend of a hybrid and utility that both fly about the same but the utility runs out a whole lot more with the Texas fairways.
That said i hit the utility once at Briggs and the hybrid 0 times.
On some courses I love teeing off with the utility to keep it low and running. Briggs is not that course.
4h is my 215-220 par 3 club. Again, none at Briggs.
Hybrids are the easy choice.
I've fallen into a trend of a hybrid and utility that both fly about the same but the utility runs out a whole lot more with the Texas fairways.
That said i hit the utility once at Briggs and the hybrid 0 times.
On some courses I love teeing off with the utility to keep it low and running. Briggs is not that course.
4h is my 215-220 par 3 club. Again, none at Briggs.
YAGs with the coming soon teaser at the end. OMG love it, can’t wait to see what it is.
Hybo fo sho
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