In My Bag

This is a summary of all the equipment I’m currently using.

  • Mizuno MP-68 3-iron to 9-iron. Royal Precision rifle shafts, 6.0 flex. Length +1/2″, grips +1/16″
  • Nike SQ Dymo STR8-FIT driver, 9.5º set neutral-upright, standard length, stiff flex
  • Nike SQ Dymo 3-wood, 15º, standard length, stiff flex
  • Adams IDEA Tech a4, 2-hybrid, 17º
  • Titleist Vokey Spin Milled Tour Chrome wedges: 48º/6º bounce, 52º/8º bounce, and 56º/14º bounce
  • Odyssey XG #7 Putter, 35 inch
  • Bridgestone B330 Tour balls
  • SkyCaddie SG4

There are currently 3 responses to “In My Bag”

  1. 1

    Ron Daniels said:

    I admire what you are doing. The game is demanding and rewarding. I’m in a similar mindset about improving my game from the standpoint of really understanding what I’m doing. I’m also big on feel. There are so many technical aspects to the swing we become saturated with swing thoughts. Combining goals and documenting my practice has really helped me. I’ve put together a site for documentation. Kind of like being “accountable” as you say. It’s a good idea. Good luck to you! You’re on a sound path.

    Posted on March 17th, 2008 at 3:14 pm

  2. 2

    Double Eagle said:

    Thanks, Ron! Glad you stopped by.

    Posted on March 17th, 2008 at 4:18 pm

  3. 3

    Marc Sirkin said:

    Jealous… SkyCaddie SG4

    Been using my windows mobile phone with Freecaddie.

    Posted on January 28th, 2009 at 7:16 pm

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