WITB vs WIWITB (What I *Want* In The Bag)

[@RobMcGarr]

What's your WITB and WIWITB? 👀

[@dbo4506]

My last two sets of irons I’ve gone in wanting mizuno and walked out fitted for Wilson’s. First set was the v6 players blade type club. The most recent was the d9 game improvements ones. The pros in the shop tried very hard to push me into players irons but the d9s felt amazing. Had right dispersion AND I hit them a club and half longer then my other irons. So my 7 iron is essentially a 5 iron haha but what’s happened is the placebo effect of pulling 7 iron for 165m Carrie’s is that I bring my 7 iron confidence with that shot and I’ve got way more greens at distance. We have a 190m par 3 at my local with a massive bunker in front. I rarely hit it as does anyone. Since getting these clubs I’m 5/6 GIR on that hole with my 5i. I’ve also never had so much confidence that I can knock it close from 120m out. Half the price and to me they’ve performed and felt way better 🤷‍♂️ cobra ltdx driver is money for me right now. It destroyed my callaway rogue sun zero in testing. Callaway being low spin should’ve beat it for distance but it wasn’t close. Cobra was longer more forgiving and lower spin. and odyssey ten track two ball putter and tm hi toe wedges I love. I have an sm9 as well and for me TM hi toe is way better. Really like the TM for full swings with my gap wedge. Srixon 3hy replaced my cobra 3w… distances were literally the same 🤯 and I’ve also switched from the same ball you use to the “lower spinning one”. TXG did a great video that highlights that they spin the same on full swings but you get more ballspeed with the BX. Edit - also the whole game improvement clubs dont hold greens is BS. Yesterday I hit my PW and it spun back a decent whack which is very rare for me to do. And the added height that comes with those forgiving clubs means greater decent angle = more greens in reg.

[@stuboy13]

@Juber’s Golf Journey newer Wilson's! D7 forged are special

[@StuartArmstrong1973]

I never thought I would be able to play with Blades but I always wanted to. Like you Rob, I love the look and the idea. I tried Mizuno and Ping i500s and loved the feel of both of them…the Pings had better dispersion so I went with them and they are a game changer…I absolutely love them! So powerful and forgiving and they look gorgeous!!

[@doggystyle1970]

I returned to golf after maybe a 10 year lay off, I'm terrible now. However I was seduced by the KZbin reviews etc and bought an cobras f8 for £150, I sold my old f speeds. I sold my mizuno wedges and bought Wilson on sale. I kept my irons, mp52s because they're mint. I bought a lynx 3 wood on sale too. I bought a bigger bag, an owl or something and a decent trolley. My lower back is wrecked and I can't carry my clubs anymore.

[@Puffy_49]

Mizuno MP59 TI Muscle irons (3-pw). I love them and would definitely recommend trying Mizuno irons. When I bought them, it came down to a choice between Mizuno and Titleist, and I chose Mizuno based on look. Both felt great, but when I looked down at the club when I addressed the ball, I preferred the Mizuno irons. I got their new T22 wedges this year, and love them so far but haven't used them enough to give a full review.

[@hebrewsky]

My current bag set up is Cobra F7+ driver, Cobra F6 3W, Ping i25 17 degree hybrid, Ping i10 irons 4-PW+SW, Titleist SM6 50 GW and 58 LW, with a putter that's older than me by about a decade, a Ping Zing 2 with a modern superstroke grip. This is year 3 of golf for me so I don't expect club upgrades to make a huge difference in my game atm. That being said, a couple weeks ago I did end up getting fit for irons. I brought my i10's in to get lengthened and regripped but after talking to a couple shop pros and them letting me try out some stuff on the sim they determined I needed stronger flex shafts, and an extra inch in shaft length. Ended up trying 6 or 7 different things before settling on Ping again with the G425s, gained about 20 yards per club and they feel super easy to hit. (the head is literally double the size of the i10's lol) I might find me a new putter next.. but some of the prices on those are shocking to say the least.

[@RobMcGarr]

I guess the good thing with putters is used ones are basically as good as new!

[@andyukh1625]

I can’t rate highly enough Cobra Forged Tech irons 2021, so underrated! Like holding a canon in your hands when you flush the ball ! I have the Cleveland wedges you have, perfectly weighted for my game , I’ll never change them, when you find what you like and they work why change. I recall Matt Fitzpatrick’s irons when he won the US Open were over 10 years old, says it all ! The issue I have , most golfers see the latest iron or driver and it’s “ I’ve gotta get those they’ll improve my game” ………. I’ve broken my game down in sections, worked on irons then changed…….. wedges the same & hybrids, ditched two now play with one the Cobra King Tech 3 Hybrid…….. and ditched my driver till I’m finally ready to get more consistent! Keep up the great content , new subscriber here 👏🏽

[@JohnnyL22420]

I roll mizuno irons and wedges, titleist woods odyssey putter. Simple same setup ive had for years just updated every 5 or so

[@JohnnyL22420]

Mizuno forged line is the perect balance of juiced up and blade feel unlike the other brands. An 8 will go 150-160 yards and give the feel of a blade

[@MrDunna100]

Recently got fit for a set of Titleist T100s having previously been using Taylormade P790s. They’re great, look like a blade but a bit more forgiving and slightly stronger lofted like the Taylormades to keep getting that distance

[@RobMcGarr]

Yeah they do look really nice. Have you got them yet?

[@svenv4122]

I got the stealth recently, it was a birthday present, not the best performing driver but it looks so good and sounds the best. I also got the p790s recently, they are very forgiving clubs, look amazing but they are long, maybe try the p770s as they look even better.

[@industrialpalletworx3548]

I, like you, hadn't played for awhile. After returning from my hiatus I had to update a majority of my sticks. I was in Titleist D3 909 8.5*, now TSi3 10* set at 9.25*. I had cobra amp max irons they were ok but I had the tendency to hook them and I mean badly. Now in Mizuno jpx919. Shafts are S300 105. Still too soft. I occasionally still hit a hook, but not nearly as bad. 3 wood was a Taylormade Rbz now Titleist Ts3. Hybrid Taylormade rbz now Titleist 818 H1. Switched putters too. I went from a Titleist Scotty Cameron Teryllium Newport 2 into a Taylormade Spider. Definitely a big change but also for the better. The spider is way more stable through the stroke. The Titleist had a tendency to waiver no matter how much I practiced. I'm still in my old original first generation Titleist Vokey spin milled wedges 60*, 56* and a 52* that's an oil can model. All 3 will be illegal for amateurs in 2 years I think. So I'll switch then as I still hit them great and they spin plenty. I personally like the adjustability of the Titleist products and the amount of shaft options on the secondhand market is fantastic. I bought all of my stuff through ebay shopping for great deals. The putter I purchased new. Don't sleep on the secondhand market. I bought everything for way less than half what new stuff costs. The Titleist driver, 3 wood, and hybrid are all rocket launchers. The 3 wood has a sound I'm not fond of so it may need some hot melt for that. Fitting would have been great but I can't afford to drop $3000 on new sticks. So I gotta do the best I can with what I got. With what I paid if anything wasn't what I wanted I could easily get back out what I have in them since I bought them off season here in the states.

[@RobMcGarr]

Good call, maybe a secondhand mallet would be a good option...

[@industrialpalletworx3548]

@@RobMcGarr never hurts to have a look. 👍

[@justbobgolf]

Nice one Rob! I just did a WITB series as well, though I’ve pretty much replaced everything since 😂

[@iainwyper9661]

I played Hogan Apex Golden Anniversary blades from 2000 until around April this year. Fantastic clubs and the feeling you get when you hit the middle is amazing. I had a bunch of money sitting in the pro shop that was use it or lose it so I decided to give the bag an overhaul. I got Titleist T100 irons and, if you are looking for something that has the feel of a blade but performs better then I would urge you to try them. The feeling and workability with them is amazing and that comes from someone who didn’t really want to change my clubs in the first place 😁 I also gained 10-15yds of distance per club as well which is an added bonus 👌

[@RobMcGarr]

Strange how many people are suggesting the T100s! Glad you're loving yours.

[@jamiebreslin3242]

G400 max driver, Hzrdus stiff shaft. Titleist 913 hybrid , regular shaft. Callaway x forged 2009 irons, project x 5.0. Mix of vokeys 52, 56 & 60, wedge flex. Odyssey White hot pro 1 putter, super stroke grip. Would like to change the irons to Titleist t100 or Taylormade P7mc irons maybe. That and add a 3 wood. Rob you should try the t100 or P7mc irons. Just be careful if your changing irons, a lot of them have very strong lofts. It ok hitting a 7 iron in a fitting but your gapping could be off for the rest of the set. Most fittings only have a 7 iron to demo.

[@RobMcGarr]

Yeah lots of people have suggested the T100s. Worth considering. Ah yeah I'm aware of the strong loft/powerful 7-iron in a fitting issue! kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3K6iHarqL6ZntE

[@nicklewis6042]

Rob. I recently changed from Mizuno JPX 825's to the TM P790's. They're just brilliant! As you say they look nice and they're a lot more forgiving than they look like they ought to be. Definitely should be on your shortlist IMO. For context I'm a 6 H/C.

[@RobMcGarr]

Guessing you got the new version? They look really good!

[@MichealBacon]

Very informative. I'm currently an 17 hc and game the new Mizuno Pro 225 and absolutely love them. But I did have to change out the Project X IO 110g 6.0 shafts that came with them...waaaay too stiff for my 79mph iron swing speed. It was like swinging a piece of re-bar. I tried soft stepping them (x2) and it helped, but still no go for me. Swapped out all the shafts for NS Pro 950's stiff, BUT soft stepped x2 as well, and voila! Crushing them like a champ. The x2 soft stepping brought the stiffness between regular and stiff. Ironically, I changed up my swing and now incorporate the stack and tilt method like you describe here (Saguto style). I figured this out by accident by testing the theory of placing the ball 3 inches ahead of where I setup my club face. Anyway, what a journey eh?

[@jimfoster2011]

For Irons, have you considered the Mizuno 223 or the Wilson Staff CB. In my eyes those two are gorgeous and seem to be fairly forgiving. For Driver & Fairway Woods, Mizuno seems to be raising their game quite a bit. The Wilson Staff CB also can be has 2 iron through Gap wedge available, so it could fill a hole between the 3 Wood and irons if necessary. I have an old set of Ping ISI's in Nickel and have good luck with them. I'd like to get a new driver & woods, probably Mizuno STZ, they seem to be the most forgiving right now.

[@davedevine8695]

Taylormade P7-mc…love them! Stunning, consistent and so soft it’s ridiculous

[@shaw9673]

Rob Check out the Sub70 (PXG's) stuff mate been looking at them myself plus you get fitted and great value for money

[@RobMcGarr]

Yeah a few people have suggested that, their 690 (and 690 Pro) look lovely.

[@fat-shotgolf2937]

Obviously a fitting for driver to putter is what you need. Mizuno Obviously excellent clubs. Worth considering Cobra Forged Tec. But nothing wrong with having a bag full of Mizuno clubs. Good luck with the new clubs. I have Cobra LTDx from driver to gap wedge. My irons are one length. Cobra MIM wedges (56, 60) and Odyssey Marxman putter (mallet) Like you I don't like paying too much for golf balls. I use Srixon Z Star XV @ £34 doz I understand Kirkland latest version as good as Pro V1

[@mikevivian9383]

Hi Rob, maybe look at a fitting at the Titleist Performance Institute at Woburn (be a good Vlog too) also putter consider a wide blade these give the performance of a mallet but look like a blade I play the Taylor Made TP Del Monte. On the bag front take a look at Caddyclub bags think they are brilliant I have both the black and white carry bags

[@RobMcGarr]

Cheers Mike, a lot of people have suggested Titleist, particularly the T100s... Hope all's good with you!

[@Stephenpettitt198]

I’m thinking about changing my irons too, I’ve got mizuno mp 18 sc in the bag at the moment. Considering switching to a combo set of apex pro and standard apex for the 5 and 6 iron to give me a bit more forgiveness on the lower lofted ones. Most manufacturers are able to fit you into a combo now, so you can have the “players” club but not suffer for it. You might want to look at Srixon too, they do some good looking clubs at a slightly lower price point. If you were looking for a sponsorship deal you might be able to swing it (see what I did there?) with one of the niche manufacturers like sub 70 or that other one that I can’t remember the name of

[@RobMcGarr]

The MP18 SC do look very nice to be fair, as far as cavity backs go. I'd have to go full set of Apex Pro, I think. The only Srixon irons I really love the look of are the Z-Forged and then we're back to the blades debate! The 699/699 Pro Sub 70 irons look nice - will do some research... Cheers for the recommendations!

[@leighstait]

You should try the Titleist T100. Has the blade look from address but really forgiving. Nice and soft too

[@RobMcGarr]

Most popular suggestion by far - interesting!

[@simonwilson4240]

I'm off 6 got tsi2 driver looks and sounds great super forgiveness

[@gregormckinney621]

You should try the Kirkland signature V2 golf ball. I can't fault it. Three piece urethane and only £30 for TWO dozen.

[@RobMcGarr]

That's the kind of price I like!

[@oakisbob]

I’m gaming a Srixon combo set Z765/565 but thinking to put the sub70 into my bag. I am super happy with my Cleveland wedges and my Srixon Utility 2 iron. Putter and Driver are also about to be changed and with the Putter I am really leaning towards the Ping PLD black Anser…amazing feel

[@RobMcGarr]

Let me know if you go for the Sub 70 - would be interested to hear how they go for you.

[@oakisbob]

@@RobMcGarr especially because I am also as tall as you (2m) and I need to order 1 1/2 inch longer 😉

[@alisonburgess345]

I've got an old set of Henry Griffitts irons which weren't fitted and they've been pretty good, But I've got your mate's recommendation in mind where he said it made a huge difference to have irons fitted (and find out the ones you are using are totally wrong lol). Later this year, I'll get on with it.. Interesting video!

[@RobMcGarr]

Yeah, him saying that has definitely got into my head too!

[@firstnamelastname6038]

I found iron shafts made the biggest difference to my swing. I have project x which are great for dispersion. However II really struggle with their weird balance and find I loose where the club head is during the swing. I want to get fit for DG which I think balance the clubs much better.

[@scottladds7574]

I also need a driver, I will be looking at Callaway and cobra but mizuno is one that everyone forgets to try

[@scottladds7574]

Also I went with a Callaway utility wood you should check it out for your gapping, I got rid of 3 wood for it and it is an amazing club can play tee, rough, fairway and most people who don’t care for hybrid choose this club

[@RobMcGarr]

Ah yeah, funny how Mizuno is my first thought for irons but not driver!

[@porschenick264]

PXG have some great full bag deals

[@SJCW22]

Really enjoy your videos Rob 👍 I'm currently using 14 year old clubs, Cleveland launcher woods, Cleveland Black Pearl irons (which aren't black anymore) Times are hard 😂

[@RobMcGarr]

Thanks mate. Tell me about it... I'll probably still have the same WITB in 5-10 years from now!

[@coachJSDK]

Should really look into srixonzx7 irons. Better feel than the mizuno, great looks and quite forgiving. Driver if you want to change considering the new cobra ltd range. Good luck

[@RobMcGarr]

Good shout, but I'd *want* the Z-forged... 😍

[@pumaedition]

Mid-video, but irons wise - head to see Alex at Orka Golf. Best iron fitting I have had, and irons feel mint.

[@RobMcGarr]

Interesting! Which ones have you got?

[@pumaedition]

@@RobMcGarr I have the RS10 CBs. Really wanted the MBs but they wouldn’t have suited me

[@stuboy13]

Witb: Titleist 735 cm combo irons. Wiwitb: those rare Mizuno mp20 copper irons! But I'd settle for Mizuno 921/925 combo irons. I'm not "good enough" to play blades but strike it ok. Blades are fun. You only live once.

[@RobMcGarr]

Ooh yeah those copper irons! 😍

[@henrik1malmstrom]

In The bag: T 917 driver and 3w T 918 hybrid Mizuno 919 4-pw Mizuno wedges 52, 56 and 60. Putter odessey Toulon memphis 38in. Replacements, no nothing to complain about.

[@RobMcGarr]

Nice setup!

[@robertfarnworth6327]

Buy yourself a used set off Mizuno MP32 or MP4 on eBay. Please. Just try them on the range, a few rounds, and if you don’t like them sell them on for pretty much what you paid for them. I can tell you now, they won’t get sold on!

[@doggystyle1970]

I've got mp52s, amazing when I occasionally hit a good one.

[@RobMcGarr]

It's a good shout and I'm very tempted. Loved the MP4s when they came out. I guess I could see what's available...

[@francoisdesmoulins-lebeaul4273]

Don't let the marketing geniuses and the gatekeepers out there keep you away from blades. Sure, the loft on them is usually weaker than on hollowbodies (which is not a problem... who cares if the 35° club is called a 7 or a 8, it'll go the same distance with similar flight/spin) but they are perfectly "playable" for a normal decent-ish ball striker. At 10 or below you ought to be able to, largely. The main difference is on a bad hit you loose 10 yards instead of 5 or 6 and you feel it's a bad hit but when it's good you feel greatness! Actually it's great to have that because then you know exactly why your shot was too short when it is.

[@RobMcGarr]

I used to make that argument but there must be a reason even a lot of tour pros are moving away from blades these days? Everyone mishits shots sometimes, right, so I guess it's better to only be five yards short rather than 10 when you do?

[@francoisdesmoulins-lebeaul4273]

@@RobMcGarr yes I've heard that one often, too. Two things, though, one they play what they get paid to play, as long as it's not too offensive they'll do well (we adapt to our clubs much more than a fitter can adapt the clubs to us) and two they don't have to learn their strike patterns but need every ounce of confidence they can find. That's the reason why so many of them take the flag out even if statistics are very clear that the average distance to the hole is significantly reduced when you leave the flag in!

[@Randin8or]

Good job Rob. Love the new content

[@jamiekelly7280]

Mizuno pro 225s? looks like you going to have to put some overtime in!

[@kingoneeyed3433]

Hi Rob Firstly, how was RND for you? I like the big white mobile ball and club cleaners roaming the course. As for the WIWLITB I don't have a clue,.Once I perfect my new swing then I will look at it. The big problem is that we are just guessing and going with either feels or what is promoted the heaviest because there is such a rich variety of hardware it's difficult to know where to start. In an ideal world I would like to play a couple of rounds with different makes of clubs to get a good feel for what is really best for me rather than taking someone else's word for it.

[@RobMcGarr]

Yeah nice thanks. I'm trying to get up there to practise a few nights a week now. I know what you mean. If someone could come up with a way for people to test stuff on the course they'd be onto a winner! Although maybe not, because then we'd realise it's not that much better than what we've got?!

[@sdt_thomas]

As you have wanted them for a while , surely the best way to silence that voice is to try blades, or better yet a split set and see how you get ON. Maybe a set of Mizuno MP 18 or 20 from ebay or Nike Pro Combo and if you don't get on resell with minimal hit to the wallet

[@RobMcGarr]

That's a good idea. I guess I prefer the idea of knowing they're the right length/shaft/lie etc for me though.

[@sdt_thomas]

@@RobMcGarr Well I am sure if you look around certainly the correct shaft and length can be found (particularly if you are casting a wide net and not just looking for one specific model), loft and lie, well with blades I would get those checked anyway when they are new to you as no guarantee they will be spot on anyway, just by the nature of them being forged clubs. BTW My current gamers are Snake Eyes 600B / C with 7 - PW blade, 3 - 6 in the cavity model, I have had them for years and have loved then since the day they were built for me.

[@martinpicker1773]

Rob, I don't know what my handicap is but I shoot in the low to mid-80s. My question is: Why do I hit my 7-wood just as far as my 5-wood? Any ideas? Thanks. Enjoy your videos. Martin from the USA.

[@andytolley5332]

Go have look at the sub70 699 irons same as p790 and half the price 👌🏻

[@petekenny3774]

The i25s are great irons rob

[@kemeys1990]

There's quite a lot of debate on whether for lower handicap players (which you aspire to be!) modern graphite shafts should now be seriously considered. Previously only reckoned to be appropriate for older or high handicap players, from what I have seen definitely worth considering. Try the TXG KZbin channel. They give excellent objective reviews.

[@RobMcGarr]

Yeah love their stuff, best in the game for that type of content!

[@davidwalters313]

I find getting a decent carry bag is very difficult Rob. I have had several. After a few months the top where the clubs go in wears very quickly so the bare metal appears from under the fabric. This wears the carbon shafts of the clubs. Have you found this?

[@RobMcGarr]

No the top of this one is still as good as new after years of heavy use, fair play to Ping!

[@davidwalters313]

@@RobMcGarr In that case I will buy one. Thanks very much

[@johnnyballbag8916]

Callaway Rogue 9 degree with hzrdus Yellow 6.5 shaft Taylormade P790 udi 2 iron with hzrdus black 6.5 shaft Mizuno MP18 MB 3-PW with Project X rifle 6.5 shafts Vokey SM7 wedges in 50, 54 and 58 degrees with Project X rifle 6.5 shafts Taylormade Spider Tour Black putter Play whatever ball comes out of the bag first. Haven’t got any desire to change anything

[@RobMcGarr]

Sweet setup, can see why you're not looking to change!

[@petergoodman7805]

If you want blades get them. I'm not convinced with supposedly forgiving irons if it's not out the middle no clubs are forgiving. I play wilson staff model blades up to 6 iron and wilson v6 5 and 4 iron. I play off 12. I play shit a lot and it's got nothing to do with the clubs

[@JohnnyL22420]

Only shaft that ever needs puring is the driver it gains the most benefit and unless an iron feels very off from the factory you dont need to pure todays irons

[@stephenblack9843]

P790s are hard to beat mate. 760s look better but take the help when you can get it I say. Driver wise I think there's bit much in them these days. Comes down to personal choice

[@RobMcGarr]

Yeah would definitely like to test them, there must be a reason they're so popular!

[@tigertim9232]

I'd be all over that 2 iron. If you ever put in on ebay please post the link as a response to this comment. Unfortunately in Northern Ireland no where to get a 2 iron fit like you must have had. No demo matrix for that club unfortunately due to low demand. But your combo there is 🔥.

[@dbo4506]

For the record - distance control is specifically where mallets destroy blades. Blade putters are only consistent if you absolutely middle your putts every time. Which 99% don’t do. Mallets distance control is phenomenal. I’m like you, I love blades and I want to game one sooooo bad. But the reality is a Putt way better with a mallet even though I hate the look of it. End of the day it’s about lower scores. Game mallet bro.

[@RobMcGarr]

Yeah good point!

[@dbo4506]

If you only carry 250-260 yards I’d imagine X flex isn’t for you. I’m in X flex and I carry 250-260 meters and I also for some reason feel my stiff shafts are a bit easier to swing 🤷‍♂️ some long driver pros will go back to regulars shafts which blew my mind and it was learning that bit of information that made me realize I just prefer stiff and that’s fine no matter the swing speed

[@RobMcGarr]

I think when I had the fitting I used to spin it a lot and the X helped with that - they fitted me into that as it performed the best of everything we tried. I think I hit my driver better now (less high spin) so maybe don't need the X and don't have the speed to warrant it.

[@julesdowner5585]

i love that you look after your toy tiger! When starting watching your video about your driver i was going tob say its a good move for you are too young to be using Ping!, um, then i saw your irons etc . oops! ha . You say you don't use bladed clubs for they make your game worse but you use a blade putter that you think does that anyway? ha . After seeing your 'wanted' list i might be mistaken for thinking you are a fashion victim! hmm. I use blades and i am a terrible golfer! but then i am terrible with 'game improvement 'ones too! i totally agree with you about the stick-on bits in the cavity on irons , always looks cheap to me . One tip about golf balls, if you don't hit them so far then you are less likely to lose them! , or get a ball spotter, or ten!

[@RobMcGarr]

I think I just feel that if I'm going to spend so much money on something I want to love it! I know it doesn't really matter what the clubs look like but you could say the same about cars as when you're driving you can't see it... doesn't stop us all choosing cars at least partly based on looks though!

[@julesdowner5585]

@@RobMcGarr i usually buy my cars on looks! but then they don't necessarily effect your driving (i did make the mistake once of trying to get into a porsche 917? i am too fat, too old and too arthritic!) .Practically, the best vehicle for golfers is a van! i can have my clubs and trolley fully assembled and just wheel them out at the course! but having a van at the golf club is rather looked down on!. You are a good golfer looking to improve so you should have anything you can which will help this improvement process.I will only improve with practice , so it makes little difference what clubs i have but i do not like the big cavity backs , i get no advasntage from them so perhaps its just a mental thing ? I think its always best though to have what you really like , then you are happier in yourself , it is your major hobby after all and what else do you spend your money on? please don't answer that!

[@nicholastugwell6831]

Hi Rob, in regards to irons, you may remember that I bought some apex mb 2018. Played with them with varying levels of success... anyway I got myself a set of T100's. Brilliant clubs. Something for you to have a look at maybe? As a side note... I've just bought some apex mb again from social media. I'm a sucker for the blade 😍 (T100's are still in the garage atm)

[@RobMcGarr]

Haha, you sound like me!

[@balance3201]

You already have great clubs. So changing anything won't change much unless you just want new clubs for a change of scenery.

[@RobMcGarr]

I expect you're right, just a few people I know have experienced real improvements getting fitted for clubs (like my mate who went from 12 to 2 in my recent video). But it's definitely a "want" more than "need" for sure.

[@balance3201]

@@RobMcGarr your mate spent a lot of time practising his shirt game as far as I understand. Enjoy it anyway sometimes it's motivation to shoot lower scores.

[@RobMcGarr]

@@balance3201 Yeah defo, made the biggest difference for him. But he said the irons made a massive difference, plus driver. I do think you're onto something there in terms of the motivation.

[@balance3201]

I've worked on a range and tried the latest and greatest. Most differences are negligible. His improvement on his irons may have been because his old ones were not at all suited to him. If you are hitting yours decent distances you won't suddenly get another 20 yards. Unless you kid yourself like some golfers and play irons which are playing with less loft. My current 8 iron loft is same as some 'wedges' on the market.

[@tigertim9232]

Titleist T100s irons btw. TaylorMade "hotter" products have that jumper.

[@Babyben777]

Look into T100 the “S” model

[@RobMcGarr]

Interestingly, everyone is saying T100s!

[@tigertim9232]

2nd that one. Or a least just go T100 6-9 T100s 4 and 5

[@petekenny3774]

Bridgestone brx are good and 35 quid rob

[@tigertim9232]

Or hit the RXS if prefer the softer feel. I switched from XS to RXS

[@tthhoommaass11223344]

just gta callaway rogue driver on ebay bombs!!!

[@petekenny3774]

Get a 5 wood there

[@rugiesaccoh6689]

Rob mcgarr can you shave all off your hair off