This is probably the most facilitated and well thought out discussion I’ve seen on this channel. The new guy talking with the other guy we’re used to hearing from is terrific.

I typically have in the bag. Driver,3wd,7wd,5h,6-pw, 50,54,58,62, lab putter. Depending on the course. I rotate a 9 wd in, 5h out, 13w or 7h in, 62 out.

I run driver, mini driver or 3wood, 5 wood, 7wood, 5-PW, 50,55,60, putter. Also have a P-UDI 3 iron that goes in and out

Really nice video. For me the mini driver has elevated my game in so many ways. Dog leg use mini, long par 5 2nd shot to green use mini, tight fairway use mini. Sold my paradym 3 wood as my smoke mini works great off the deck (as good as my old 3 wood) and much more confidence inspiring off the tee. My bag: driver, mini driver, 5w, 7w, 3H, 6-GW, 55 (54 bent 1), 60, fitted spyder. Each club has a purpose, gapped, and works for me. I think the biggest takeaway is get fitted, know distances and gaps, and do what works best for you. 😊

I go from 5w at 18* to 5Hybrid at 24 degrees. So basically a 4 iron loft. Still have the 5 iron in bag as it goes 12 yards less than hybrid.

Bang golf makes a 0 iron at 11* hard to hit but very enjoyable when you hit good.

Great video guys. My bag: Callaway Rogue ST Max LS 9* head lofted at 10deg, Mizuno CLK 2 hybrid set at standard 16 deg (shorter shaft easier to hit than 3 wood, loft of a 4 wood but stays lower - great in wind), Tour Edge Exotics CBX119 5 wood at 18 deg (possibly favourite club in the bag, go-to fairway finder, and can hit high with lots of spin to stick almost any green), Wilson Staff C300 3 Hybrid lofted up to 20 deg so really playing as a 4H. Then Wilson Staff C300 Forged 5-PW, wedges 48 Cleveland ZipCore, 54 Vokey SM8, 58 TaylorMade big foot with 15 degrees of bounce for wet conditions/fluffy sand only. I do have a 4 iron but don’t carry it, and a 3 wood, but also rarely swap it in for the 2 hybrid. I do find the hybrids very versatile, can hit draws, fades, high and low. Can hit the 5 wood low too but such a fine margin for error.

Great video!