Quick Poll: If You Could Upgrade One Piece of Equipment Right Now, What Would it Be?

Maybe irons always nice to have new irons

I stopped playing for 10yrs and recently started playing again. Now that I'm older I would like to have a stronger loft, I liked the ability to work the ball and looks of the 695mb, but I now hit the ball alot higher and my divot is too deep and my miss hit is when I get stuck and hit a fat shot then thin trying to fix it.

So the question is "If you could upgrade one piece of equipment right now, what would it be?" and the answer which is not on the list is me! so I could get rid of the fat and thin shots that I have developed which happens on occasions and once it happens its hard for me to get rid of it. I usually have to take a couple of days off then I'm good again. Driver and fairway metals are high, long, and straight. Driver miss hit which rarely happens is a push fade.

upgrade equipment "me" otherwise irons.

Funny….Just Ordered New Wedges!!!!

Cheers,
Dr. K

Thinking about replacing a utility iron with a 7 wood. I have to get myself a Christmas gift so I know I at least get one that I like!

i have not found a hybrid that beats my 816. Its been through a lot of golf shots

My major upgrade this Fall/Winter is myself. I went through a fitness evaluation with a TPI Certified Coach and started a new program on 11/11/24.

Actually not a single thing, well maybe more shoes... Current and latest gear is on point!

Still in my TSR fairways. Would love to get the GT2 16.5 and 21 degrees in the bag.

Upgrading and cycling wedges with a professional fitting helps my short game stay consistent.

Not sure my irons shafts still fit me. Currently I'm 1/2" Long 2* up.
I had a major swing change in the last few months. a bit steeper, hitting ball first for a change.
But my ball striking is really good though.
But was more of a sweeper before this.
Figure next iron release I'll go see what's up and works for me.


DM

My season is over but I recently picked up a used TSR3 driver and TSR2+ three wood so can't wait to put those in the bag and work with them a bit virtually over the winter.