Play with your equipment. Mix it up. The clubs you put in your bag dictate how you play the game. This is how I’m playing this spring.<\/p>\n
Driver – Titleist 975D
\nHybrid – Ben Hogan Edge CFT 17*
\nIrons – Ben Hogan Apex RedLine 4-E
\nIron – Ben Hogan Apex Producer 9 (left-handed)
\nWedges – Titleist Vokey 52, 56, 60
\nPutter – John Reuter Bulls Eye<\/p>\n
No fairway woods, one hybrid, and a left-handed club. Really, I only need the thirteen clubs to get round the course in fine shape. <\/p>\n
The left-handed 9-iron is the ultimate trouble club. Next to a tree or other object with no right-handed swing available? Ball beside a deep bunker you would have to take your stance in to swing right-handed? <\/p>\n
A little chipping stroke will do, and it’s not that hard to learn how to swing from the other side. Let’s see how many strokes it saves me this year.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Play with your equipment. Mix it up. The clubs you put in your bag dictate how you play the game. This is how I’m playing this spring. Driver – Titleist 975D Hybrid – Ben Hogan Edge CFT 17* Irons – Ben Hogan Apex RedLine 4-E Iron – Ben Hogan Apex Producer 9 (left-handed) Wedges – … Continue reading What’s in My Bag – Spring 2016<\/span>