Rick Shiels recently released a video of what he believes is the best clubs of all time. Basically a bag of clubs that were considered game changers at their time of release.
What would your bag be?
What would your bag be?
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Excellent point here.King Cobra irons
… If we want to talk about investment casting and the longevity of the Ping Eye 2's, we all know they are #1. Still, when the King Cobra irons were introduced with stronger lofts the game changed. Suddenly, weekend hackers could hit their 8-iron as far... or farther... than their buddy could hit his 7-iron. It was an ego enhancer. Almost immediately, we saw iron lofts strengthened across the industry. They have continued to where today's pitching wedge is the 8-iron of yesteryear.
Paging @sssmokin to the super secret courtesy phone...I was hoping this was about boobs.
I am disappoint.
In 2005 I won a long drive with a Great Big Bertha 10.5°. Great driver but not a whole lot of forgiveness.
In terms of game changers:
Callaway GBB Driver
Taylormade Burner fairways
Ping Eye 2 irons
Titleist Vokey wedges
Ping Anser putter
Titleist Balata ball