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Prioritization in the Pro Shop

• Nils13 426 Posts

  Wed, Jun 10 2015 8:58 AM

  Hi,

  I'm unsure on what to prioritize when buying clubs

  For many weeks I have been able to gather +2000 in credits from commercials and surveys so I want to buy a a new club in the Pro Shop

  But should I focus on a good wedge or a good putter?

  • With a good wedge I can come closer to the hole (= hopefully a short putt)
  • With a good putter I can (hopefully) come closer to hole the putt even with some distance 

  I already have a good driver (from watching commercials and participating in surveys)

  So what's the opinion out there?

• hatcojack 410 Posts

  Wed, Jun 10 2015 9:08 AM

  good set of evenly spaced wedges( ie: 60,80,100) plus wedge from your iron set is invaluable! putting is more about experience than the putter(although a decent putter helps) the daytona(rossa) is a good value. the wedges will get you closer to hole for easier putts.

  Nils13:

  Hi,

  I'm unsure on what to prioritize when buying clubs

  For many weeks I have been able to gather +2000 in credits from commercials and surveys so I want to buy a a new club in the Pro Shop

  But should I focus on a good wedge or a good putter?

   

  • With a good wedge I can come closer to the hole (= hopefully a short putt)
  • With a good putter I can (hopefully) come closer to hole the putt even with some distance 

   

  I already have a good driver (from watching commercials and participating in surveys)

  So what's the opinion out there?

   

• adeypa 1,151 Posts

  Wed, Jun 10 2015 9:41 AM

  Upgrading your 64 deg, level 31 Cleveland, to the 64 deg level 80 Cleveland will undoubtedly save you shots, thats the way I would go. Once you get to learn the level 80, anything within 30 yds of the green is a birdie/eagle opportunity. Your scrambles and sand saves will improve a mile.