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Date: 20 Mar 2007 01:39:18
From: Coach Wyatt
Subject: two wood
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looking for a good two wood..... my dad taught to hit with a two wood
and have been hitting of late with a three. i cant control a driver but
i know i could add 30 yards with a 2 over a 3.
i am constantly checking ebay,,,,
any good websites out to look at?
by the way, i am laid up with an injured foot. i had surgery on it last
friday. last wednesday, i shot 67 on a hard par 3 course....but hit a 40
foot putt with a break to end the round.....
what a game to love....what a game to keep one humble....
email me at coachgarvol@msn.com if you know of a 2 wood no hybrids...
coach w
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Date: 20 Mar 2007 13:20:27
From: Simon
Subject: Re: two wood
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On 20, 2:04 pm, "Steve Gavette" <sgave...@no.cox.spam.net.4me >
wrote:
> "Coach Wyatt" <gar...@msn.com> wrote in message
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> news:6842-45FF7386-1546@storefull-3136.bay.webtv.net...
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> > looking for a good two wood..... my dad taught to hit with a two wood
> > and have been hitting of late with a three. i cant control a driver but
> > i know i could add 30 yards with a 2 over a 3.
>
> TaylorMade made a "Strong 3" (13=BA) VSteel. There are plenty on EBay.
There are plenty of strong 3 woods around, but they are fairway woods.
The old 2 woods were definitely closer to a driver in size and shape
than a 3 wood. The face on my Callaway Deuce was actually deeper than
the Snake Eyes driver than I carried at the time. That low hitter
driver and the high hitting 2 wood made a good combination for
headwind and tailwind tee shots.
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Date: 20 Mar 2007 07:04:31
From: Steve Gavette
Subject: Re: two wood
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"Coach Wyatt" <garvol@msn.com > wrote in message
news:6842-45FF7386-1546@storefull-3136.bay.webtv.net...
> looking for a good two wood..... my dad taught to hit with a two wood
> and have been hitting of late with a three. i cant control a driver but
> i know i could add 30 yards with a 2 over a 3.
TaylorMade made a "Strong 3" (13º) VSteel. There are plenty on EBay.
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Date: 20 Mar 2007 06:07:35
From: Simon
Subject: Re: two wood
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On 20 , 05:39, gar...@msn.com (Coach Wyatt) wrote:
> looking for a good two wood..... my dad taught to hit with a two wood
> and have been hitting of late with a three. i cant control a driver but
> i know i could add 30 yards with a 2 over a 3.
>
> i am constantly checking ebay,,,,
> any good websites out to look at?
>
> by the way, i am laid up with an injured foot. i had surgery on it last
> friday. last wednesday, i shot 67 on a hard par 3 course....but hit a 40
> foot putt with a break to end the round.....
>
> what a game to love....what a game to keep one humble....
>
> email me at coachgar...@msn.com if you know of a 2 wood no hybrids...
>
> coach w
I don't know if anyone still makes a 2 wood. Callaway used to make one
(The Deuce). I had one for a while and it was a useful club for long
low fairway shots and downwind drives. As another poster has
mentioned, you can get high loft ( >13 degree) drivers now that would
be equivalent to a 2 wood. The large heads and deep faces of these
clubs makes them impossible to hit off the fairway, so it depends on
what you want the club for.
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Date: 20 Mar 2007 08:46:10
From: Lloyd Parsons
Subject: Re: two wood
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In article <1174396055.515525.153210@d57g2000hsg.googlegroups.com >,
"Simon" <hancock_simon@hotmail.com > wrote:
> On 20 , 05:39, gar...@msn.com (Coach Wyatt) wrote:
> > looking for a good two wood..... my dad taught to hit with a two wood
> > and have been hitting of late with a three. i cant control a driver but
> > i know i could add 30 yards with a 2 over a 3.
> >
> > i am constantly checking ebay,,,,
> > any good websites out to look at?
> >
> > by the way, i am laid up with an injured foot. i had surgery on it last
> > friday. last wednesday, i shot 67 on a hard par 3 course....but hit a 40
> > foot putt with a break to end the round.....
> >
> > what a game to love....what a game to keep one humble....
> >
> > email me at coachgar...@msn.com if you know of a 2 wood no hybrids...
> >
> > coach w
>
> I don't know if anyone still makes a 2 wood. Callaway used to make one
> (The Deuce). I had one for a while and it was a useful club for long
> low fairway shots and downwind drives. As another poster has
> mentioned, you can get high loft (>13 degree) drivers now that would
> be equivalent to a 2 wood. The large heads and deep faces of these
> clubs makes them impossible to hit off the fairway, so it depends on
> what you want the club for.
The only 2 woods being produced that I know of are Louisville Golf
persimmon Niblicks. Niblicks are great clubs btw, but I don't know if
you want persimmon.
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Date: 20 Mar 2007 12:12:20
From: Stratman
Subject: Re: two wood
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Why must the club have a number '2' on it? Go into any golf shop and look at
the racks of drivers. They will have lofts anywhere between 8 and 13
degrees, yet they are all 'one woods'. What loft and head size was the 2
wood you learnt with? Can you not match it with either a lofted driver or a
strong 3 wood? If it's shaft length that is causing the control problem then
consider one of the so-called 'Women's drivers' which have a shorter shaft,
or go to a club-maker who will build exactly what you want.
"Coach Wyatt" <garvol@msn.com > wrote in message
news:6842-45FF7386-1546@storefull-3136.bay.webtv.net...
> looking for a good two wood..... my dad taught to hit with a two wood
> and have been hitting of late with a three. i cant control a driver but
> i know i could add 30 yards with a 2 over a 3.
>
> i am constantly checking ebay,,,,
> any good websites out to look at?
>
> by the way, i am laid up with an injured foot. i had surgery on it last
> friday. last wednesday, i shot 67 on a hard par 3 course....but hit a 40
> foot putt with a break to end the round.....
>
> what a game to love....what a game to keep one humble....
>
> email me at coachgarvol@msn.com if you know of a 2 wood no hybrids...
>
>
> coach w
>
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