7 ESSENTIAL golf clubs YOU NEED

[@ronbarr7228]

Andy, where were you in my previous golf life. I'm 74 yrs old and stopped playing golf 5 yrs. I played for 5 decades with a goal of breaking 90 which I accomplished on occasion. Six months ago I took up You Tube golf, as I call it. I started watching a bunch of Uk golfers and got urge to get back into the game again. Problem is that I will never hit the ball like Rick Shields or Peter Finch. Both great channels but unrealistic abilities for me to attain. Then I found your channel. You have put more positive thoughts about this stupid game in my thick skill that I will be buying some clubs (7), hitting the driving range and giving it another go very shortly. Your idea's about chippers, 5, 7, and 9 woods as well as hybrid clubs will make this game much more enjoyable for me in the near future. Can't thank you enough. Now my wife, on the other hand, I think she would like to lock you in your van for the rest of the summer. Cheers

[@kimtriplette5757]

Andy. Just an idea. Do this same type video, but have a true 20+ hcp’er hitting this same set of clubs. Maybe with you coaching him around. I enjoy your golf content.

[@paulbrown7425]

Agree, to be honest I think a lot of these videos are generally the same content, clubs which are more forgiving etc etc, no real evidence of a average or below average player using these so called best forgiving clubs so how can they say they are the most forgiving etc etc and look at Rick shields and some off his associates who also go on about clubs, generally I don't watch their videos as they are quite boring just playing golf with their mate no real content apart from sucking up to tour player or ex pros who wasn't that haven't won any trophies lol 😂

[@jakelarobina256]

Golf needs channels with more high handicappers using clubs, these videos are just clickbait with no real value

[@stevejones1563]

Let's get a hottie with a chest in the way ,short skirt and long legs ,The ratings will hit the roof!

[@ghblues1970]

@jake larobina Agreed. I asked Alex Elliot to think about having an out takes video as I am pretty sure most of these guys have howlers that aren't shown. Telling me about a club or technique improvement, but then having a pro demonstrate it is pointless. Have a truly average golfer with 3 or 4 beers inside him take the shot after the lesson.

[@georgekosinski3746]

When does he ever mishit a shot? which is what all average players do a lot 😢😅😢

[@michaelashworth7294]

Great advice, I'm off 14 and found that carrying 7 clubs over winter (5 wood 25 degree hybrid, 7, 9 iron, 54 degree wedge and putter didn't affect my scores. I started playing comps with these and can score low 80s no problem.

[@tonyrusso7302]

Well, that's six. Are you sure you're adding your score correctly?

[@DavidSmith-lo7wf]

Its always a difficult balance with stuff like this for me. Yes, I know that if I leave driver and possibly 3 wood out of play, and maybe take some of these tips I am more likely to score better/more consistent. However, I'm not always playing golf for my best score, but to have fun and most people will admit hitting it farther is usually more "fun", so the driver keeps coming out in hopes of getting one or two of those great shots that keep you coming back and trying again despite all the lost balls on the other holes. I have one vivid memory of playing most of a round with 5 iron as my longest club because the first couple holes were so frustrating with the big sticks, and I still scored at least as well as I might expect otherwise. The joys of golf. 😋

[@danielcohen3159]

Great video, Andy! I think you're spot on with the advice around the greens and the shots inside 100 yards or so. I'm a 4 hcp and my go-to clubs for short game are still 9-iron, gap wedge, and putter. There just aren't a lot of short shots that require a ton of loft. A bad putt is almost always better than a bad chip. A bad chip with a 9-iron is always better than a bad one with a lofted wedge. And really...just don't have a 60º wedge if you're shooting around 100. So many horrible things are going to happen and only very rarely anything good. In fact, most people down to single figures should avoid them. And the hybrid irons are a great choice for people struggling with strike. Of course, nothing will save a shank or a truly fat shot, but the sole on those irons gives you a lot of leeway. You can really miss the strike pretty badly and get a decent result. I would say that if you're using the 9-iron or PW in the Cleveland Launcher irons, you've really already got a chipper. Big head, big wide sole. You can grip it like a putter, put your hands up high, and make that smooth putting stroke. The CBX2 wedges are soooo easy to use, too. The best part of this video is the advice about not trying to kill the ball and taking a 3/4 swing or half swing and simply advancing the ball. Stay straight-ish and stay in play. I do think the 100-shooter should have a driver, just because the head is so big and there's so much face to hit the ball with. But they should be gripping down a good bit and taking a 3/4 swing. A 5-wood is a good choice off the tee once you're striking the ball somewhat consistently. But for a lot of people the 5-wood is going to be harder to hit than a driver, simply because the hitting area is so much smaller. But then again, it will be perfect for a lot of folks, as well!

[@alancousins9595]

Sage advice, Daniel. Superb. You should get recruited to join Andy for a guest appearance!

[@guyr7351]

Spot on, I’ve noticed at the club I play with a lot of the members chip and run, some from 60-80 yards rather than loft the shot in. This is at a club where we have small greens and a tight course so accuracy is key to scoring ( hence I don’t score well 😞) feeling is putter from the edges of greens always better than trying 8/9 irons. I only use my 60 deg in bunkers and if need to go over a green side bunker

[@rdj3video]

The CBX2 wedges are great, but I can also see how Cleveland’s C, G, and S wedges of the Smart Sole line is really all a golfer needs if they are in that 94-104 range. I too would have to add Driver to this mix. I do enjoy the 5W off the deck and will sprinkle it in off the tee. 7W is also helpful when needing a little less distance/little more height. I do however struggle with the 5 hybrid unless mashing it out of rough. Everything else pointed out in this video is spot on with how I try to simplify. I have more than a full bag, but realize I don’t need to use all the clubs if I have identified problem areas even after practicing. I feel fine with a strong 37 degree 9 iron, but the 28 degree 7 iron will yield to a shockingly helpful Thomas Golf 11 Wood when teeing it up on a 165-180ish par 3. A chipper takes practice to build the confidence as it can become more useful the farther you get from that area where we should entertain just putting it unless a bad lie is blocking your putt to the pin.

[@davidegerton61]

As a complete novice I just wanted to say thank you for your advice and knowledge and say that this has been one of the best videos that I’ve seen And you put your words into practice

[@TheAverageGolfer]

Thanks for the feedback and glad it is of some help

[@paulaskey1508]

Nearly my bag. 5 wood, 9 wood, 7 hybrid, (strong) 9 iron, gap wedge, cavity back wide sole 54 & 60 degree wedges. I do still have a “Thriver” (13.5 degree driver lofted up to 14.5 with a 3wood length shaft) which I use on certain courses. Don’t have a chipper but so far I have found my ultra wide sole hybrid like 9 iron has worked well for that type of shot. I went down this route due to osteoarthritis and dramatically reduced mobility and swing speed. I also cheat with an armlock putter which helps with standing much more upright. The result of all this, hand on heart I’m regularly going round in about 6 to 7 shots better than I did with a full bag. I actually have to retire golf balls that get worn out !

[@seancook2264]

Great advice. I’m a 7.2 index and I have a 5w; 7w; 4&5 hybrids in the bag. No chipper or Mallet Putter but the course management aspect of the game is critical in terms of lowering scores and playing to strengths. Keep it simple. Great vid.

[@jimclarke818]

I’ve ditched my driver and play with a Ping G425 5 wood, a Mizuno STX200 7 wood and a 2007 Callaway Big Bertha 9 wood (£35 on eBay) at the top of my bag. Irons are Cleveland CBX 6 to PW. Wedges are Cleveland CBX 52 56 and a 60 full face . I have a Mazel 45 degree chipper for when my chipping goes down hill and an ancient cheapo Donnay blade putter. I have various Hybrids in my garage but I find my 9 or 7 woods are better for rescuing a poor tee shot. Love your videos Andy and thanks for the advice on 7 and 9 woods. Best things I’ve put in my bag. Only this afternoon I hit my 9 wood onto the green from the tee 178 yards. It stopped dead due to the height it came down from. I could never do that with an iron.

[@jerrygoff1486]

By far....the Best Video I've seen for a beginner senior golfer. Thank You!

[@ProfessorB.]

I have always preferred to play with fewer clubs. I am playing with 7 clubs right now: 5 wood, 5 hybrid, 7 hybrid, 9 iron, gap wedge (50*), sand wedge (55*) and putter. I rarely feel I need a club I don't have in the bag.

[@sscully67]

Very helpful Andy! I’ve been looking for suggestions to break 100 consistently. Could you put the list of 7 in the description or edited into the end of the video for a screen shot? It would make it easier to access the products with the lofts you recommend, etc.

[@joea537]

Great suggestion! Was trying to find it myself👍

[@Ronky007]

I’m all the way over in Australia and after 25 years of not playing golf, earlier this year I reignited my love of the game. I have started to watch almost all the golf videos on KZbin and have found that all the ones I love are from golfers in the UK. Found Andy The Average Golfer the other day and love his videos and the advise he gives. He like Rick Shiels makes it fun. This video is helping me to rethink my club selection. As soon as the weather improves here I am going to put in play the advise Andy has given in this video. 😎⛳️

[@superfroman999]

could you do a course vlog with these clubs? it would be good to see the in between shots like the 110 yarder, the long par 3s. etc.

[@scotpage5526]

P.s. my downfall has been large numbers on 5 holes. This video is just what I needed to help eliminate them. I love your tone. You can tell that you speak from the heart and are genuine and that comes across. Thank you

[@scotpage5526]

Wonderful video. I especially love your tone and the way you communicate. Course management, simplifying and using the type of clubs that are easier to hit are exactly what I am looking to do now, so your video was spot on and extremely relevant. I was a 10 handicap and shot in the low 80's but am now consistently in the low 90s due to playing only once a week. I have been using a chipper and a mallet putter and am seriously considering purchasing a full set of Cleveland halo launcher irons. The only thing holding me back is that I would love to test them first before investing the $900. I am exactly on the wavelength of everything you just mentioned in this video. Thank you for the reinforcement 🙂

[@ericmcdonald4434]

I’ve had a Ping 7 wood in my bag for the past year and it’s one of my favourite clubs. I play off 13 with average swing speed and sweeping stroke so struggle to hit long irons ( 6 iron carry 130, total 145), whereas my 7 wood gives me confidence,control and distance (carry 160+, total 175+). Considering Ping 9 wood at 23.5’ to fill the gap rather than try a hybrid. Excellent video with lots of explanation of why this makes sense.

[@larrycordill3559]

Great advice. My favorite tip is to close your eyes and swing as hard as you can. That tip usually loosens up who ever is in our group.

[@ianpowolny6455]

On the basis of your other video I’ve bought an offset Cobra 7 wood with senior flex shaft. Love the new club. Generally I’m around 160-180.

[@brownmc100]

Thanks Andy! I'm subscribed to alot of golf channels on KZbin and you're videos have been the most insightful and helpful to my game. Since watching you I'm shooting in the mid 90's. Appreciate your help!

[@randyhoneycutt8153]

I have each if the clubs you recommend and I think I will put together a bag using your suggestions for my next game. Love this type of video.

[@TheAverageGolfer]

Hope it goes well

[@jasoncentrella1951]

this video is one of the best videos i have ever watched on youtube!!! amazingly explained... This should b aplied to every level golfer, im telling you..

[@guyhall6592]

I pulled driver, 3 spoon, 1-iron and left them at home Used only me 5-wood off tee box if needed Much more fun and it forced me to think… Thx Andy

[@bradgroom6994]

Great video for a short set. I play D, 20 deg baffler, 5I, 8I, 52 wedge and putter. 6 clubs and never do I feel that I am need more. I am going to put a 4+ FW wood in play to replace the baffler.

[@michaellittle2025]

I think this is your best ever guide for shooting lower scores! Well done!❤😊

[@REDPHIL250505]

I'd take a 6 on a par 5 all day long and I'm off 20! Great video

[@TheAverageGolfer]

and me!

[@benbarratt570]

Great content right there from both the club and course management POV. The only thing I would add is tee it forward until you’re breaking 100 consistently before moving back. Say the average PGA tour course is 7,500 yards and the av. drive 300 yards giving a ratio of 25. If you hit the ball 200 yards the equivalent course length would only be 5000 yards. Golf is hard tee it forward people.

[@TheAverageGolfer]

Very good point Ben

[@scottburton4236]

Great video and advice. I use a PXG 3 wood a lot off the tee. It helps keep me out of a lot of trouble. I really enjoy switching out clubs in my bag as well. Just to try different approach shots. Thanks again.

[@gr6810]

My bag is a 5 FW, a 5 hybrid, 7,9, PW Cleveland HB Launchers, Cleveland Smart Sole C and S and a Two-ball Ten Putter and that is my eight clubs that I'm going to try to attack breaking 100 with.

[@TheAverageGolfer]

Good luck

[@dougy0761]

How did you get on?

[@chrisshaw2069]

Great show makes great sense. My problem is I think if I play the same clubs as the pros I can play like the pros. Not so when your in your late 70s. I pulled out my old Mizunos, 7 wood and 12 year old Scotty played a round in the mid 80s and had great fun. Thank you.

[@markhilton4920]

That’s the club sorted 😁 just need the mind set and head in the right place which I’ve found to be the biggest problem

[@TheAverageGolfer]

Its a valid point Mark

[@wessims3412]

You are awesome Andy thank you for this video. Excellent recommendations and although many people think of words and buy a driver first it’s amazing how well you did with what you had in the bag. Something to really think about, sometimes I think about making shots but if I make them will make me feel like a hero… That works about two out of every 10 times if that and then you’re scraping to try and save a whole. Thank you for relating To so many of us with your valuable points of wisdom. You are appreciated

[@rufussthoo4083]

Great content Andy, and well delivered, as usual . You have a real knack for removing any sense of ego from the 'average golfer's equipment' discussion. I'm a 10hcp (steadily getting lower) and naturally like to think none of this advice is applicable to me. But there are some gems here for all of us. Cheers.

[@paulmcgee1867]

Off the green you can also putt with a hybrid or wood.

[@WoodsTyler-jo6hj]

Hey, you had me sold on the chipper a week ago lol! Now it’s got a home in the bag. Great video!

[@terrylucas8688]

What clubs were you using?

[@TycoGamingHD]

Nice tips how about a breaking 80 or 90 version!

[@TheAverageGolfer]

Will take a look at that

[@mattjons1074]

Great advice Andy , will be trying a 5 wood soon 👍🏻

[@bentottle917]

Brilliant video Andy. Really enjoyed this view. I can validate this content, for me anyway. Played Adlington Heritage course. Longest club was my 7 wood, used 5h, 7 and wedges. Should have admittedly, used my chipper on at least 3 occasions. 🤦‍♂️Still, i played the most controlled golf game, for me, in a while. Age has reduced my swing speed dramatically and having the fairway control with my clubs, because I have no need to kill it, meant pars were more frequent. I've also realised over the past 2 years of watching you, that I've taken on, quite a bit of your advice. 3w 7w 5h chipper and moving from a blade putter after 35 years to a mid mallet. Happy Golfing pal ⛳️👏

[@TheAverageGolfer]

Great to read Ben!

[@fergusfitzgerald977]

I totally agree ! I now use a 1/2 set comprising of : 5 Wood ,4 hybrid ,5 hybrid, 7,9,Pw,Putter ! So far so good ! - will I use my SW ? To be honest I am thinking of trying to get a Chipper - Odyssey to Match putter ? I don't care what people think - if I can enjoy my game without the crazy drama .

[@marybetheby5184]

I play almost the same setup when I carry and it's a blast!Chippers are fun as hell.use what brings YOU enjoyment..👌

[@volvojoe18]

Andy one of the best videos you’ve done 👍. I am comforted by the fact I have most of those exact clubs in my bag. Chipper is one my favorite clubs now. Love the Halo hybrid irons too.

[@krusher74]

I have putter/52/42(chipper)/8/7/5 hybrid/5wood and driver in the bag. That's 8 clubs, enough for this 18 handicap to get in the high 80's. I just started leaving the clubs at home that hardly get used, and using only 8 you get used to hitting them all a lot and get confidence in them.

[@whiskeytangosierra6]

I am one of the select few men I know who carries a 9 wood. I find it more useful than long irons in most situations, although I switched to same length irons this year and suddenly I can hit my 4 and 5 irons well. Still, that 9 wood is like throwing darts from long range.

[@coachjsu]

I might need to look at adding that 5 wood from exotics and the chipper. Both look wonderful, I currently have the Cleveland launchers, just picked them up last week

[@andewlea3772]

Great video , I like to see how some people may think out there course management and do we confuse ourselves by having to many clubs like,e the full 14 your video of half set and break8ng 100 made it look rather achievable and for high handicapper or beginners a great in sight 9f 2ays they can try without breaking bank

[@TheAverageGolfer]

I agree Andrew

[@Dan-uy2ld]

I find face ballenced heavy putters really hard to use. Honestly with putters go to a shop and try them. Whatever feels most natural with your swing is what you should go with. I ended up with a bladed oddesy and I'm so much more comfortable than I was with a mallet. Love the video though, lets make golf easier!

[@Criscross292]

I’ve tried most of these clubs with little success (other than a mallet putter). But regardless of that, this is great video and your videos are always informative.

[@Vnam72]

Never got on with a 3 wood (or 5 wood) off the tee. Always found the big driver head much easier to connect. Woods so much smaller and just as hard to control length wise.

[@ronbenjamin4351]

I struggle with just spelling GOLF!! Ty great video!!!

[@tigeramous2034]

When I travel or carry my bag, 3W, 7W, 6 and 8 irons, PW, 52*W and a putter.

[@scottschultz7645]

In the fall I play a 5 hybrid, 7 iron, pw, to keep the ball in the fairway and away from leaves. Otherwise I lose to many ball cause the roughs are covered in leaves.

[@AM-hk3uw]

Excellent video, great content. Just what us average golfers need. I will be getting a chipper - they look fantastic. Any tips for someone who doesn't play the same course very often - in terms of trying to read greens etc. I play in a social group and we play each month at a different course, we may play the same course once every 2 or 3 yrs. Thus I find reading the greens difficult.

[@ericzellershow]

This is genius and it is an instructional video on how to put together a good bag!

[@alancousins9595]

Great advice as always, Andy. I have two recommendations to add to the pot. First, my Titleist TSi1 5 hybrid is absolutely the easiest hybrid and the best performing. (I've tried many others). Second, I bought the Tour Edge e521 iron-Woods and they are a pleasure to play. Have tried the Cleveland (very good), the Wilson Launchpad (very good) and the Cobra T-rail (inconsistent). Tour Edge took 9 days to arrive from US. I'm happy to lend you a couple of them if you want to try them out.

[@richardnance4793]

Really well done, Andy - I really like your thought process and how you put together the seven essential clubs. I'm playing tomorrow, and I'm going to follow your lead!

[@TheAverageGolfer]

Glad it was helpful! Good luck!

[@richardnance4793]

@@TheAverageGolfer You might add, if a driver is at all necessary, try the Taylor made mini - it helps keep me out of trouble. I have a chipper and will try it for the first time on course tomorrow.

[@NK-pv8gq]

Sensible advice, thank you. I currently have a 3-wood, 3 and 4 hybrid as well as driver. I've been considering swapping the hybrids for woods, but I'm not sure they'd be as versatile, or what the distance equivalents would be.

[@tjmeyer3037]

Very cool information! Thanks Andy!

[@andrewm6554]

I’m currently on this exact journey trying to break 100 and some great tips and advice here I’m going to try and replicate. Do you have details of the chipper product you used in the video?

[@jayholiday256]

Great stuff as usual. I'm pleased with both my PXG wedges, and my Edison wedges. The Cleveland CBX stuff never worked to well for me.

[@craigduff7933]

Great advice, I leave my driver for the range as it gets me into sooo much trouble on the course.

[@TheAverageGolfer]

Absolutely

[@wesleymccurry5427]

A Lot of good value points . I would never think like that in A Saturday comp ..

[@briantreadwell2206]

Love this . . . how about course planning for cat 3, 2 and 1 golfer - maybe even pro thinking and get ‘The average golf pro’ involved for cat 1 / pro thinking . . . feature a course we can then try it out on . . .

[@joea537]

Hey Andy, awesome video! As a senior and novice golfer, this video is extremely enlightening, it hits home for me by simplifying the whole concept and gives me a great foundation to build from. It truly defines the purpose and name of your channel. Would you be so kind as to list the 7 clubs you used. The brands are not important, just the types of clubs. Thank you!

[@rufussthoo4083]

Joe, he used a 5-wood, 7-wood, 5 hybrid, 7 iron, chipper, wedge (wide sole) and putter (face-balanced mallet style, big and stable).

[@joea537]

@@rufussthoo4083 thank you👍

[@JafferManiar]

1. 5 Wood 2. 7 Wood 3. 5 Hybrid 4. 7 Hybrid 5. Chipper 6. 58° Wide Sole Wedge 7. Two Ball Putter

[@paulwilliams9786]

Everybody who is "average" should watch this ie ME ! Really good watch ..all about keeping it straight not long and ultimately we go out to enjoy ourselves! How often do we remember our good shots and block out the "stupid" shots ..been thinking of getting a chipper for ages ..what do you recommend Andy?

[@TheAverageGolfer]

I have only ever tried the one in the video which is by Ram via Amazon

[@paulwilliams9786]

Thanks mate

[@bobt4949]

Great lesson. Sometimes less is more!

[@steviek6484]

Great video love the channel. Might need to get a chipper

[@philwinstanley7899]

Absolutely spot on. My game in a nutshell 👍

[@gcrgolf]

Great video for many Andy. Now, why not expand the concept and do a video on breaking 90, I.e. what additional clubs may be needed for that purpose, and then…. Breaking 80…..

[@daddyharry6065]

Great video but I was more impressed by the crispy video quality here. Have we moved up to 4k? 👍🏼

[@zanefoster9352]

Great video and vary informative.

[@sbnch06]

New to the channel and really enjoy your content. Good job sir

[@TheAverageGolfer]

Welcome aboard!

[@hughmanatee7657]

I carry seven clubs: 12-degree Driver 7 wood 7 iron 9 iron 48 degree wedge 58 degree wedge Putter

[@randallpennington5976]

I am a 7 handicap and I play G30’s with 6 iron as the longest iron.

[@fredboudreaux9663]

Brilliant advice!

[@Jack-xy4fy]

I'm 20 handicap and this is basically my setup, except I don't use a 7 Wood (tried it and found it wasn't much different from the 5 wood)

[@EdwardBailey]

I play clubs that make the game easier. Some of them in the past I took some grief till they saw how much easier some were to hit

[@TheAverageGolfer]

Keep doing it Edward

[@heywhotsgoinon8286]

Good video. Rocking a 4 and 7 wood atm.

[@TheAverageGolfer]

Good man!

[@warrenmays2300]

Good insight here!

[@eazyeach1876]

Well played sir.

[@kraphtykryptic6103]

If i played those clubs I would top the Woods as I can't hit Woods (don't have any that suit me to practice with) and the irons are not suited to my swing speed. My problem shot selection and green in regulation. Also haven't played a par 4 hole where you can use a chiper after using a 5 wood off the tea as I have never played a par 4 short of 260m so maybe I just need to play easier courses.

[@robertcornell8005]

I hit my driver about 170 yards so I guess I keep my driver! I am not a big hitter so got to use different clubs then you

[@stevewynn6937]

Another great video.

[@jeffbates5401]

Andy great video

[@stevenwhiting8941]

One thing to add to breaking 100, play from correct tees

[@wessims3412]

It’s whatever works and helps you shoot the lowest score!

[@jeffcook8842]

You must be a genius because almost every club or type of club you mention I play I play an even roll mallet putter I play three Cleveland Smart sole for wedges including the chipper I have given up my driver for a specially built 207 CC KZG 13 degree fairway wood long as my driver just far more accurate plus a matching5 wood the only place I differ from you and I differ greatly there is that are use Srixon 745 irons because of the feedback they give me I have to concentrate a little more with them but I love them

[@RickRairdon]

I have been using an 8 iron instead of a chipper.

[@TheAverageGolfer]

Yes similar concept Rick

[@doncatchpole]

Chipper 42 degrees.

[@marcsimmonds5483]

Last time we had a 4 club challenge I was 1 over my handicap.

[@joeidaho5938]

I can't buy one of those chippers....lol. My take is it's a beginner shortcut club....and it just circumvents learning how to chip or pitch properly....in many different situations. it will just end up as garbage....so I will never buy it. How about just learning to play golf properly....through the usual route of practice...and time?

[@mikelangan2707]

Why can’t we play that way? I just don’t know either😬

[@bjarnieinarsson3472]

Most funny part is he (the author) is most surprised person playing this video..

[@andyjermy8223]

just saying bud you say the longest club you got is a 5 wood but you put a picture of a taylormade 15 degree 3 wood up no offence intended Andrew

[@guybrown1865]

Great video. If we could keep testosterone out of our game all us mid to high handicapper’s would lower our scores. Guy Canada 🇨🇦

[@paulbrown7425]

Driver, 7 wood, 2 and 5 hybrids, 6 & 8 irons PW, 3 x wedges and putter

[@pipebliss]

What happened to Conway? Are you no longer a member?

[@TheAverageGolfer]

Never a member only an agreement to film

[@throwingdartsandbreakinghearts]

Problem with most weekend warriors is ego. We'll all think we got to out do our buddies. And then you look even more foolish cuz you too that 3 wood off the deck instead of hitting a hybrid or 6 iron. I am guilty of this as much as anyone. I play Friday. I will play with no ego and see how I do. Wish me luck in my journey to break 100

[@paulbrown7425]

You definitely don't need 14 clubs, half set less to think about

[@krusher74]

I dont think you understand who needs and face-balanced putter, look it up.