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Date Posted: 06:32:45 06/10/08 Tue
Author: anthony
Subject: question about loft

As a left handed golfer I have been looking for a driver and woods that closely match your 1iron specs. Are the lofts that you maintain the only ideals? I have been able to find a 14 degree driver and 18.5 degree wood. Does this match up with the rest of the 1 iron set as long as I keep the club lengths to specifications for my WTF.
What are your thoughts?

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[> Re: question about loft -- David Lake, 14:13:42 06/10/08 Tue

Anthony,

Your best bet would be to go with hybrids instead of L/H fairway woods due to the shorter club lengths and more upright clubhead lie angles associated with this type of club. As far as the driver is concerned I would test a number of them until you find one that feels good and performs well for you.

David Lake


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