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Advice Needed

opti76 · 2011-06-18 21:41:39

hi lads just aquired a set of wilson deep red irons as a first set of clubs and obviously i need a driver to accompany them .. now i have a nasty hook (lessons booked) so im looking for something forgiving but something that will keep me happy for a few years yet .. so what would ye recommend??

18-06-2011 9:41pm

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opti76

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hi lads just aquired a set of wilson deep red irons as a first set of clubs and obviously i need a driver to accompany them .. now i have a nasty hook (lessons booked) so im looking for something forgiving but something that will keep me happy for a few years yet .. so what would ye recommend??

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#2 18-06-2011 9:49pm

nocal

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A 3 wood. Much easier to hit and you can pick up a driver later when you have developed a bit of a swing.

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#3 20-06-2011 5:50pm

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id agree get yourself a decent 3 wood.. you could pick up a ping g5 for about 60 quid

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