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6:30 am
March 21, 2008
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Stillhacken
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Anybody tried the F-2 wedges?
These are the wedges advertised on t.v.
Face forward design.
I see alot of golf stuff that look like gimmicks but these look to be a good idea.
They actually look to me like this is how a club is supposed to be designed.
It just makes more sense.
I havent hit any yet but would like too.
I guess they have a whole set of irons now also.
Anybody tried these wedges yet?
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6:29 pm
March 21, 2008
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jw
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I haven't tried them. Interesting design change though. They've got to look a little strange on address..
http://www.f2golf.com
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“It’s easy to hit the fairway, just aim for the rough and miss.”
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6:01 am
March 22, 2008
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Stillhacken
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I would like to try these wedges but I have a matched set of wedges with my irons that are only a couple years old. I dont know if im ready to give them up yet. My 60 degree cleveland wedge is the only one that dont match so I might check these f2s in a 60.
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11:12 am
March 28, 2008
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jw
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“It’s easy to hit the fairway, just aim for the rough and miss.”
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1:57 pm
March 28, 2008
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Stillhacken
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Thanks for the link.
I see we have the same taste in golf balls….” Whatever I pull out of the bag”
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1:29 pm
March 30, 2008
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Ed
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On another board, I saw a long discussion of the F2 wedges, and the majority of people trying them thought that they did, in fact, end up hitting better shots using them. But the big issue was getting used to using them at address.
I don't know if I could get past the look of them at address, unless I had a whole set. For me, if I feel confident with my clubs at set-up, I feel better when I'm executing the shot.
If I could find a good deal on one, I'd give it a try. I've never seen one available for demo…
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1:00 pm
April 1, 2008
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Stillhacken
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Well the golf shop I go to had some clones called f10.
They didnt set up too bad. Kinda like really opening your wedge for a sand shot.
These clones felt like they were real heavy but the guy said they were the same weight…??
My Cleveland 60* saved my butt my last round so I might have trouble leaving it out of my bag for an f2 .
Things could change real quick though.
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