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I think it depends on your gaping numbers. 9 woods start getting towards the distance of my irons and for me I’d rather have an iron because it does better for me out of the rough. Now if it’s just odd the tee then yea 9 wood for sure.

I preferred the p7CB in the short irons. Feel was noticeably better as well as control. The p770’s felt clicky to me as if I wasn’t hitting a forged iron

How’s the sound? The last srixon driver I had sounded like I was hitting with a aluminum bat and I wasn’t a fan of it.

Like the look at address and felt really good when I tested it out. Has a good sound and feel

Good luck with your claim.

Ahh that’s good to know, thanks!

I agree. These seem similar to titleist t150’s so I’m hoping they come out with a new cb line for apex as well

I feel like he should have known he wouldn’t be able to film. It’s a pro tournament and people will be playing for money. They don’t want any additional people filming in the ropes and talking. He should have just played in the tournament for himself. I’m sure we would be able to watch on tv

I second this! 702’s are nice and they use the same material as srixon.

Sim 2 max I feel is the better choice. That was a great line from taylormade

My friends was way off and he didn’t even notice it. I was the one that said I feel like I have to really forward press to get the face at a good spot. I feel like it can bend over time especially if you tend to toss your putter on the ground around the green when your chipping, or if you let your putter go in your bag when puting it up and the lines of the bag hits the hosel.

I liked how it felt when putting with it at the store. Hopefully it goes well on the course

Scotty phantom 5s is nice.

Excited for the phantom 9.2R! Hopefully I’ll be able to get one

I don’t think switching the grip would affect it. From my understanding is the grip insert the shaft diagonally making it feel like it’s forward pressed when it’s not so if you don’t like to forward press then putting a regular grip should be fine