Golf Equipment
Titleist 910F Fairway Metal: great feel
Type: Fairway Woods
Comment: Equipment review This is one of the best fairway woods around Titleist don't make any bad woods. I found this club went further than most with a great ball flight. It has a great look to it and you will find its very easy to hit from tight lies and the feed back of the face is great, having a real soiled feel. A great club to have in the bag.
TaylorMade R11 Fairway Wood: great control
Type: Fairway Woods
Comment: Equipment review This is one of the best fairway woods around, you can change the face angle to suit your shape of shot, also what is great about the club you can change the shaft and keep the head. I have tried most of the settings and it works well if you want to hit more draw or fade, it gives a great ball flight and the feel is soiled.
Titleist 910F Fairway Metal: Titleist 909F2 3 Wood Golf Club Review
Type: Fairway Woods
Comment: In my Titleist 909F2 3 Wood Golf Club Review I found that the this is one of the best golf clubs on the market, it is especially good for those of us who are not great with our drivers. The model that I have is the 13.5 degree with a Tour AD YSQ shaft 75g with X flex, the reason I wanted 13.5 degrees was to make it a strong 3 Wood for hitting off the tee. When addressing the ball I really like the larger longer face of the 909F2 and it gave me a lot more confidence than my pervious 3 Wood. The club is really accurate and as mentioned by Titleist the 909F2 has and extra 1/2 degree of loft as opposed to the 909F3 which helps when hitting it off the fairway. I also found that the club doesn't bounce and this is a feature of the club having a forward contact point. When I was hitting the Titleist 909F2 3 Wood I was easily able to achieve club head speeds of over 105 mph without any problems from either the clubhead or the shaft. In a nutshell the Titleist 909F2 3 Wood has changed my game as I was tired of hitting huge headed golf clubs that I couldn't control. So it looks like the Rescue is going to be returned to the storeroom as I now have an amazing club to get off the tee when the 1 Wood swing goes west.
Mizuno Wedges MP T-11 Deg 60: great feel
Type: Wedges
Comment: In my golf equipment review I feel Mizuno has always produced good wedges, I like the look of the teardrop profile. This is a very user-friendly blade that fits the eye for all players. Mizuno wedges provide the most soft, solid and consistent feel available,but this dose not mean you lose distance you just get a better feel. This is a great wedge for around the green and bunker play. The club sits good on the ground even when you really open up the club face for the big lob shot. A great club to have in the bag.
Mizuno Wedges MP T-11 Deg 54: great feed back
Type: Wedges
Comment: In my golf equipment review I feel Mizuno has always produced good wedges, I like the look of the teardrop profile. This is a very user-friendly blade that fits the eye for all players. You get the soft feel of the Mizuno wedge but this dose not mean you lose distance you just get a better feel. I also like the versatility of the wedge around the green you can play all the shots you want. The club sits good on the ground even when you really open up the club face. A great club to have in the bag.
Titleist Vokey Spin Milled: the 56 and 60 degree
Type: Wedges
Comment: The best wedge out there at the moment by far , the spin is something else to see alone , only thing bad about them is that , as new they will rip up your golf balls
Mizuno Wedges MP T-11 Deg 52: great feel
Type: Wedges
Comment: Golf Equipment review I have both a 52 and 56 degree wedge in my bag but they are from the tour so have the legal grove. I find that the feel you get is the best out there. They are both great for distance control plus they are very good for around the green on chip shots. When looking down on the club they look great and I like the thicker topline. I would not have any other wedges in the bag.
Mizuno Iron MP-58 (3-PW) : great feel
Type: Irons
Comment: In my golf equipment review I have feel that Mizuno make some of the best irons in golf. The Mizuno MP-58’s iron's are INCREDIBLY forgiving! The feel of a Mizuno iron is just different in my opinion, you may notice a much softer feel then other clubs. To me that you gives more feedback so the feel is top class. The look of the club is very close to a blade but all the foregiveness of a cavity back which gives you plenty of confidence to hit the ball. This is a very easy club to shape and control all you shots.
Mizuno Iron MP-62 ( 3-PW ): great looking irons
Type: Irons
Comment: In my Golf Iron Review of the Mizuno Iron MP-62 I felt that it was probably one of the best looking Golf clubs on the market. I personally use the MP68 and if i was going to change away from using blades these would be the one I would use. The muscle back gives the club excellent consistency with enhanced feel and when you look down it looks like a blade which I like. As like all the top brands Mizuno provide a variety of shafts and my testing set was fitted with the Dynamic Golf S300 which is a stiff shaft. When I was hitting with these I did not lose any length compared to mine and are deadly accurate. The ball feels great of the club face a very solid feel and great control I like the spin you get with shorter irons it's not to much.
Titleist Iron Ap2 : Reputation Builds Trust
Type: Irons
Comment: In my golf equipment review of the Titleist AP2 Irons they were instantly recognized as Best of Breed, the ones that I tested had an extra stiff shaft so they were well suited to my swing. I think it is always a good sign when you can pick a club and get it going off the middle in your first few hits it shows that its setup is good and the it has a good sweet spot. The irons are also forged so for those of you that want to get them adjusted by a club maker they will be easy to change. The Titleist AP2 Irons can not be classed as discount golf club set but I still believe that you get what you pay for and they are well worth the price.
