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If you had to play golf, with one club, which one would it be?

Asked by MrGrimm888 (19009

) July 19th, 2018
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I’ve only played once so my sentiments lie with that golf club. The Bayonne Golf club.

yesitszen (1961

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Pardon me. I meant, like 9 Iron, sand wedge, Driver, Putter…...

MrGrimm888 (19009

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The Volkswagen Golf Club.

ragingloli (51968

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Dammit Loli!

MrGrimm888 (19009

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Putter. Because no matter how good your fairway shots are (irons, woods, etc.) you still need something accurate for getting the golf ball in the hole.

You can take long shots with a putter, but you can’ really use an iron to putt.

elbanditoroso (33159

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My last sentence – typo fix -

You can take long shots with a putter, but you can NOT really use an iron to putt.

elbanditoroso (33159

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My golfer neighbor said a 5 iron.
( I have no personal idea.)

LuckyGuy (43691

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A midiron (a 2 iron).

kritiper (25757

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9 iron. I’d chip in from the rough. Doubt my score could be all that much worse than it already is. Haha.

gorillapaws (30520

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Let’s see, you’d need something long enough to get to the green is 2 or 3 shots. You’d need enough loft that you could get out of the rough and sand. Tin Cup parred the back nine with a 7 iron. I’m not that long so I’d rather go with a 4 or 5 iron. Take my licks out of the sand but still fairly versatile. A little easier to put with as well.

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