Golfers needed.. Question on buying new clubs...

[goyim 10+ year member]

rockbottomgolf.com has some good deals on last years models

 

[Clemsonhacker 10+ year member]

our http://www.golbalgolf.com for great used clubs

 

[nickolas_j_t 10+ year member]

My set-up

Driver : Titleist 907D1 with Mitsubishi stiff shaft

3 Wood : Titleist 906F2 with Proforce V2

2 Hybrid : Bridgestone J36 Adilia "By You" shaft

4 Hybrid : Taylormade Rescue Mid (It's old and I love it)

Irons : Ping I3 Oversize Red Dots

Wedges : 50 Titleist Vokey Design and 56 Vokey Spin Milled

Putters : Scotty Cameron Studio Design 2.5, SeeMore FGP being used right now...(Payne Stuart's putter he won the 99 US Open with, Zach Johnson also uses it along with Briney Baird and other Tour Pros), and Ping Pal

I'm currently satisified with all my clubs and don't plan on trading any of them in for a while.

 

[Blue Fury 10+ year member]

See if you can rent a couple clubs first. That or test and test and test in the store.

You can buy the most expensive clubs and they could **** for you. Best advice my Uncle gave me.

 

[nickolas_j_t 10+ year member]

The bottom line is, it's not what work for other people, its what works for YOU

demo, demo, demo.

 

[hzsogood 5,000+ posts]

how is the callaway FT-3.. i know its older but the guy at the store showed them to me.. Brand new for 100 bux.. just trying to get rid of them

http://www.firstfairway.com/catalog/callaway-big-bertha-ft-3-fusion-driver.htm

 

[nickolas_j_t 10+ year member]

buy buy buy.

Great clubs, and a sweet sound at impact.

 

[prkal8er 10+ year member]

Rockbottomgolf.com is really great. I ordered from them all the time and they have shipment. I would suggest you go to a demo day and see if you like the clubs. I do suggest you invest in a putter that you will like because that clubs is the most often.

 

[hzsogood 5,000+ posts]

Rockbottomgolf.com is really great. I ordered from them all the time and they have shipment. I would suggest you go to a demo day and see if you like the clubs. I do suggest you invest in a putter that you will like because that clubs is the most often.

yea i got the putter i liked , and paid out my *** for it... It was this putter ( in the link ) that i just paid 189 for just to get home and see rockbottom golf just put it on there price cut list at 129....

** edit ** this was the putter i ended up gettin... Loved it, alot more thasn any of the blades, maybe im just not good enough for the blades lol

http://www.rockbottomgolf.com/odyssey-golf-lh-left-handed-white-hot-xg-2-ball-putter.html

and nick.. you like the ft-3? when i was in the store it didnt catch my eye amongst all the new ft-5, and nike stuff. The other one i could get ( cuz i am still a little hesitant about the ft-3 ), was the cleaveland hi bore xls

http://www.rockbottomgolf.com/cleveland-golf-hibore-hi-bore-driver.html

i think the guy knew i was a lil lost on what is new or old, and he pawned off the ft-3 just to get it out the store:crap:

 

[prkal8er 10+ year member]

I tried drivers that are all titanium and also composite but I ended up with the all titanium driver. A driver would be the second major purchase because it will setup your shots for that hole. If you are not in the fairway or have any chance at the green you will not score good on that hole. My driver was only $130.00 but the retail more than $450.00. I buy alot of my clubs at closeout. Don't buy into the new technology hype as long as you got clubs from three years ago you are good to go.

 

[nickolas_j_t 10+ year member]

If you have the cash, get the neutral FT-5. Callaway drivers are good man. I had an FT-I and loved it.

 

[tommyk90 5,000+ posts]

If you have the cash, get the neutral FT-5. Callaway drivers are good man. I had an FT-I and loved it.

I have an FT-i and I like it.

Though currently I'm hitting it a tad too high so I'm trying to work that out. Might try a different shaft in it first.

 

[prkal8er 10+ year member]

I have an FT-i and I like it.
Though currently I'm hitting it a tad too high so I'm trying to work that out. Might try a different shaft in it first.

The Accuflex Creation 65 is really cheap on Ebay. It is very stout with a high kickpoint. If your swing speed is under 105 mph, I would suggest you get a regular in that shaft.

 

[tommyk90 5,000+ posts]

The Accuflex Creation 65 is really cheap on Ebay. It is very stout with a high kickpoint. If your swing speed is under 105 mph, I would suggest you get a regular in that shaft.

One of our regulars is supposed to bring in the new Graffaloy prolaunch axis red for me to try out. Hopefully it helps keep my driver under control.

 

[nickolas_j_t 10+ year member]

That's why I got rid of my FT-I. I hit it to high, and I didn't like the 1* closed face. Thats why I went Titleist, to have a square to target face.