they're awesome. you'll have a good time playing them. feel great, good shapes.

what launch monitor? it's entirely possible that some of your data is unreliable. always take ball data more seriously than club data.

but yeah it sounds like you're just not releasing the club, so you're coming through like a tennis backhand. the club may very well be rising, but that doesn't necessarily mean it will have more dynamic loft.

you have a really good problem (basically the opposite of most people) where you need a bit more height and have some spin to spare. you can either make a small technique adjustment or loft up. i'd go for technique personally but that's your call.

Why isn't it recommended? You said it would cause a bounce problem.

You can bend a club as much as you want to get it to do what you want. There isn't some rule about it

Wedges aren't like cast iron heads (even though most wedges are cast themselves) that will snap off if you move them around.

The ball sails for sure. I take a full club less generally, but I don't live at sea level either.

Absolutely. Silvertip is a lot of fun. Though it does take a few laps to figure it out. It's very target golfy.

Heavy rough you need to keep your speed up. If you decel it's game over and there isn't a club on earth that'll save you

Chip yips aren't the clubs my man. Lol. Bad days happen regardless of your equipment

I do everything I can to get rid of offset. My 53 is a 50 bent up 3 deg. My 58 is a 56 bent up 2. Both have straight necks now.

Offset is gross, and even moreso on wedges. It boggles the mind that manufacturers put it on their wedges.

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these include a cart.

so you were just in your own head before. sometimes being distracted or thinking you don't have it makes life easier.

Fix your taste. Won't cost you a dime and the world will thank you for it.

100%

winglets are the dumbest thing the industry ever did to street bikes. it's hard to not laugh at them really.

the best is the squids who ADD THEM to their bikes. ridiculous.

driver, 5w (18 deg), 24 hy, 5i (28 deg)

gets me everything i need and a lighter carry on the course.

And? What if someone wants more bounce? What if someone is smart enough to consider this?

There's nothing wrong with bending a club to make it how you like it.

Weird take...

if you don't want to be in the wind you shouldn't be on a sportbike.

maybe look at cruisers with big windshields, or touring bikes.

double hits don't carry a penalty anymore.

It's not a rule that you need to carry 14. If you're happy with what you have just play it.

I play 48/53/58

My 53 is a 50 bent up 3, my 58 is a 56 bent up 2

All my irons are bent up 2 as well.

You can make your clubs however you like them.

Also conditions. think terrain in golf, lies, wind, how firm or soft the course is. You have to adjust for quite literally everything

Driving is the same. Different pavement, on camber or off camber corners, rain, tire temperatures, wind, the whole bit.

You'd learn nothing of any of these in a parking lot the same way you'd learn nothing of the complicating elements of the golf course at the driving range.

And nobody is using anything even remotely like it. Which is why it's weird.

Do you not understand the basis of the post? Jesus

Pros don't play long drive equipment because they're not long drive competitors

It's not a driving contest. Unless you're Bryson, which is why it's weird.

Absolutely. Our pups are inseparable. They sleep intertwined with each other. I wouldn't dream of having just one.

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Playing a 6 degree long drive head is weird

playing golf is like learning to drive it.

golf as a game is not just "hit golf ball", the same way driving a car can't be mastered by going around a parking lot.