- Aesthetically pleasing design with clean optics that promote confidence
- Heel-toe weighted to minimize twisting on off-center strikes
- Lower center of gravity reduces skidding and gets the ball rolling more quickly, improving speed and direction control
Ping Zing 2 Putter (35″ long, Steel Shaft, Karsten) Zing2 Golf Club Discount
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Putter Specifications:
- DEXTERITY: Right-Handed
- GENDER: Unisex
- BRAND: Ping
- MODEL: Zing 2, Karsten
- CLUB: Putter
- SHAFT: Steel
- GRIP: Danny Edwards Royal
- LENGTH: 35″ (back of the putter to the top of the grip)
- HEADCOVER: No headcover included
- CONDITION: Used
- CONDITION SPECIFICS: used condition 8, good shape, shows wear, face and sole both show wear typical of a club this age, couple of minor nicks along the top line, leading edge is good, hitting surface is in good shape
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Question
I have a Driver – TM R5
3wood – TM R7
3hybrid 19* – TM Rescue
4-PW Ping Zing red dot
GW, SW, LW – Adams
Turismo Putter
3wood – TM R7
3hybrid 19* – TM Rescue
4-PW Ping Zing red dot
GW, SW, LW – Adams
Turismo Putter
Do you have less wedges and more woods? No hybrids? More hybrids?
“What you got in that bag?”
Goog, buddy, that’s not what I was asking. I was just curious is all. Of course great players can play with carp clubs and shoot par.
I just wanted to know if folks were carrying more long clubs or more short clubs.
Answered by Deano7275
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Titleist 980F 17 degree Fairway Wood
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48 degree Cleveland CG10 PW
52 degree Cleveland CG10 GW
56 degree Cleveland CG10 SW
60 degree Cleveland CG10 LW
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Titleist 980F 17 degree Fairway Wood
Titleist 585H 21 degree Hybrid
Cleveland TA2 4-9 Irons, standard
48 degree Cleveland CG10 PW
52 degree Cleveland CG10 GW
56 degree Cleveland CG10 SW
60 degree Cleveland CG10 LW
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Ping Hoofer 2 Carry Bag
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Beer
Answered by Mizer
All are lefties:
Driver – TM R7 Superquad
#3 & #4 hybrid – Adams Idea A2 OS
4 thru SW – Callaway X20′s
Putter – Odyssey tri ball SRT
I haven’t played a 3-wood for years, but I’m thinking of putting one in the bag. Mainly for my 2nd shot on long par 5′s or for tight driving holes…..maybe even for long par-3′s.
Answered by Pat B
Titleist 975 Driver
Adams 3 wood 19degree
Ben Hogan hybrid 3 and 4
Titleist 703 irons – 5 – W
Titleist Vokey – 53 gap, 56 SW, 60 lob
Ping Pal 2 (old but deadly) putter with new oversized grip.
Adams 3 wood 19degree
Ben Hogan hybrid 3 and 4
Titleist 703 irons – 5 – W
Titleist Vokey – 53 gap, 56 SW, 60 lob
Ping Pal 2 (old but deadly) putter with new oversized grip.
Looking at the new Titliest AP2 irons and the Taylor Made burner 3 wood.
Answered by googie
It really doesn’t matter what make or models you have in the bag so long as they don’t exceed 14 clubs, putter included.. The secret is knowing how to use them. Case in point: when I caddied some umpteen years ago, we have a member at our club who had a 3 wood, a cleek( 5 wood equivalent ), 4 ,7, niblick irons and putter who was club champ eight years running, runner up in the state championship and could shoot par at will.
Answered by pinoy-ako
Taylor Made Burner Driver Draw 9.5
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Taylor Made Burner Rescue 19*
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Taylor Made Burner 3 and 5 Fairway Wood
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Question
I am going to be selling my golf clubs to my friend, but I dont know the price I should ask. I was hoping you would help give me an idea. The clubs are pretty new; and they are in vey very good condition. They are as follows:
Callaway X-12 irons 4-PW
Taylor Made Rescue Mid 19 degree 3 iron/hybrid
TaylorMade R580 XD 10.5 degree driver
Nike Sasquatch 15 degree 3 wood
Taylor Made R580 5 wood
Ping Zing orange dot SW Sand Wedge
Cobra “The Cute Kid” putter by putter designer Bobby Grace
Thank You
Callaway X-12 irons 4-PW
Taylor Made Rescue Mid 19 degree 3 iron/hybrid
TaylorMade R580 XD 10.5 degree driver
Nike Sasquatch 15 degree 3 wood
Taylor Made R580 5 wood
Ping Zing orange dot SW Sand Wedge
Cobra “The Cute Kid” putter by putter designer Bobby Grace
Thank You
Answered by MIles
Id Say about 150 $ $ $
Answered by googie
Look on some internet system or your local golf store and see what they are asking for a used set of woods and irons and you have a barometer for charging your friend.
Answered by B E A T B O X J
That’s a lot of clubs! I’d say 450 or 500 just because he is your friend. If he wasn’t I would sell them for 600.00
Answered by Jer I
500$ , but ask a few people that know alot about golf, go on the internet, do some research.
Good luck.
Good luck.
Answered by Hemp:HIB
Go to Ebay. All of those clubs are on sale. There is usually a opening bid but in many cases there is a number offerred to close out the bidding. In many cases they have pictures to show the “used” quality of the clubs.
My opinion: you have some very good name brand clubs.
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your basic setup of clubs would be a driver, 3 wood, 5 wood and then 3 iron through sasand wedgeand putter making 13 clubs. however i recommend to all abilities of golfers to get rid of either the 3 or 5 wood and then put a gap wedge and lob wedge in the bag.. so to answer your question more wedges is whats preferred and recommended to all golfers..
Well, as of next week when my new irons arrive I will have:
Cleveland HyBore XL 10.5 driver
Taylor Made Burner 3W
Cleveland HALO 2i, 3i, and 4i
Callaway Big Bertha 2006 irons 4-PW and SW(just ordered on ebay, replacing my willson firesticks)
Mitsubisha putter (its a knock off of a mizuno putter from several years back, will be replaced next year with probably a sabertooth.)
debating not using my 4 iron (I have a 4 hybrid instead) and adding a gap or A wedge instead.
I have a bunch of junk clubs.
I wish I had some Callaway Clubs, but they are so expensive!
I accidentally bought a “Lady Hope” putter from a garage sale. It looked nice and had a good grip to it, but I didn’t realize it was a girly club until I got home.
This is a good question! I think that your set make-up should depend upon what type of course or courses you usually play. I belong to a country club where the greens are surrounded by bunkers and catch areas if you miss the greens and they are somewhat raised. You need to be able to hit a high shot that stops when it hits the greens. You can’t hit a run up shot and get on for most holes.
I worked with a Master PGA golf professional about two years ago to devise the proper set make up, along with getting new clubs. He was familiar with my course and did launch monitor testings on my long irons. Though I loved to hit long irons and hit them well, we found out that my 2-4 irons only had 15 yards difference in carry between them. Also, you can’t stop long irons by a front pin placement. So he ended up recommending hybrids. Also, over the years, lofts have changed on clubs to the strong side. We were losing the differences in distance gaps you need for short/wedge clubs. So, all in all…I now have 4 woods/hybrids; irons 5-9, and 4 wedges (PW, Gap, SW and Lob Wedge). That with putter makes 14 clubs.
I think if you analyze where you play the most; determine what type of shots you need to hit most, etc., you can decide what set make up will fit your game and course the best.
Hope this helps!
mizuno mp 600
tm r580 3 fw
just upgraded my ben hogan apex edge pros to the new mizuno mp 62(3-pw)
mizuno wedge 56 opps forgot to mention my lw
scotty cameron putter
I usually go with Driver, 3 wood, and 5 wood. 3 Iron – PW plus a gap wedge and a sand wedge and of course putter. But sometimes I will take either the 3 or 5 wood out and add another wedge depending on the course I am playing.
My 14 are as follows:
Driver-Taylor Made R5
3W – TM R5
2 hybrid – Magique 17 degree
3 hybrid – Hogan 21 degree
4-PW – TM RAC OS
GW – Titleist Vokey 52 degree
SW – Titleist Vokey 56 degree
Putter – Odyssey 2 ball
I had considered losing the 4 iron and adding another hybrid but I started playing it more and hit it well. If you hit hybrids great and long irons great sometimes, add a hybrid. You can always switch back.
I’ve been contemplating the long vs short for awhile now too. Right now I have:
Nike Sumo2 Tour
3 wood from my beginner set
3-PW Nike Forged CCI Irons
52* Nike SV Tour GW
56* & 60* Walmart Wedges
Nike Ignite 004 Putter
I’m replacing all of my beginner clubs slowly due to lack of funds, but have been considering going to a 3 wedge bag with a PW, 52* GW and 58* SW/LW. I was reading the 3 wedge bag leads to less indecision about clubs. I always struggle deciding on using my 56 or my 60. 58 may be the best of both…
R7 425 tp : driver
v-steel : 3 wood
Top flite : 5 wood
r7 3-4 : hybrid
5-9 r7 : Iron set
r7 : sand and pitching wedge (soon to be replaced bye vokey spin milled)
Wilson : Lob wedge
No name : putter
$ 500 is fair trade for all… You don’t lose and he gets a great set!!!