Tws Hybrid
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King Cobra Baffler TWS 3/R Hybrid 20* DVS STF LEFT NEW $89.99 Club Specifications: DEXTERITY: Left-Handed GENDER: Men BRAND: Cobra MODEL: Baffler TWS CLUB: 3 Hybrid, 20* loft SHAFT: Graphite SHAFT SPECIFICS: Aldila DVS-HL 65-S Engineered for Cobra, Mid Kick, 65g, 4.5* FLEX: Stiff GRIP: Cobra Golf Pride New Decade LENGTH: 40.5 HEADCOVER: Matching headcover included CONDITION: New CONDITION SPECIFICS: New condition 10, h… |
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Cobra 2009 Baffler TWS Hybrid Headcover This Cobra 2009 Baffler TWS hybrid headcover slips on the head of the hybrid. It comes with the attached club ID tag (1,2,3,4,5,6 hybrids)…. |
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Men’s Left Handed Cobra Baffler TWS 4r 26° $89.99 Club is brand new, still in the wrapper! Would make a great gift for the golfer in your family!… |
Tws Hybrid
What’s in the Bag for Nike Golfers
Find out what your favorite Nike Golf athletes: Paul Casey, Stewart Cink, Lucas Glover, Anthony Kim, Francesco Molinari, Carl Pettersson, Charl Schwartzel, Jhonattan Vegas, and Tiger Woods have in the bag at the 2011 Masters.
Tiger Woods
Driver: Nike VR Tour 8.5-degree
Fairway Wood: Nike VR Pro Prototype 3-wood/15-degree, Nike SQ Sumo 5-wood/19-degree
Irons: Nike VR Blade (3-PW)
Wedges: Nike VR 56 and Nike VR Pro 60
Putter: Nike Method 003
Ball: Nike ONE Tour D
Footwear: Nike Zoom TW 2011
Anthony Kim
Driver: Nike VR Tour 8.5-degree
Fairway Wood: Nike VR Pro Prototype 3-wood/15-degree
Hybrid: Nike VR Pro 18-degree
Irons: Nike VR Pro Blades (4-PW); Nike VR Pro Combo (3)
Wedges: Nike VR 54 and Nike VR Pro 60-degree
Putter: Nike Method 001
Ball: Nike Power Distance Long Golf Ball
Footwear: Nike Air Anthem
Francesco Molinari
Driver: Nike VR Tour 10.5-degree
Fairway Wood: Nike SQ Sumo 3-wood/13-degree
Hybrid: Nike VR Pro 18-degree
Irons: Nike VR Combo (3-PW)
Wedges: Nike VR Pro 52-degree and Nike VR Pro 58-degree
Ball: Nike 20XI X
Footwear: Nike Lunar Control
Carl Pettersson
Driver: Nike VR Pro 11.5-degree
Fairway Wood: Nike VR Pro 3-wood/13-degree
Irons: Nike VR Pro Combo (4-PW)
Wedges: Nike VR Pro 49-degree, VR Pro 55-degree and VR 60-degree
Ball: Nike 20XI X
Footwear: Nike Tour Premium
Charl Schwartzel
Driver: Nike VR Tour 8.5-degree
Fairway Wood: Nike SQ Sumo 3-wood/13-degree, Nike SQ Sumo 5-wood/19-degree
Irons: Nike VR Pro Blade (3-PW)
Wedges: Nike VR Pro 54-degree and Nike VR Pro 60-degree
Putter: Nike Method
Ball: Nike ONE Tour D
Footwear: Nike Lunar Control
Paul Casey
Driver: Nike VR Tour 10.5-degree
Fairway Wood: Nike SQ Sumo 3-wood/15-degree, SQ Sumo 5-wood/19-degree
Irons: Nike VR Pro Blades (7-PW); Nike VR Pro Combo (3-6)
Wedges: Nike VR 52-degree and Nike VR 59-degree
Putter: Nike Method
Ball: Nike ONE Tour
Footwear: Nike Lunar Control
Stewart Cink
Driver: Nike VR Tour 9.5-degree
Fairway Wood: Nike SQ Sumo 3-wood/15-degree
Irons: Nike VR Pro Combo 5-PW, Nike Pro Combo OS 2-4
Wedges: Nike VR 54-degree and Nike VR V-Rev 60-degree
Putter: Nike Method
Ball: Nike ONE Tour D
Footwear: Nike Zoom Advance
Lucas Glover
Jhonattan Vegas
Driver: Nike SasQuatch Driver 9.5-degree
Fairway Wood: Nike VR Pro Prototype 3-wood/15-degree, Nike VR Pro 5-wood/19-degree
Irons: Nike VR Pro Blade (3-PW)
Wedges: Nike VR 53-degree and VR 59-degree
Ball: Nike ONE Tour D
Footwear: Nike Lunar Control
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How much does everything in your golf bag cost?
I take golf seriously and I’m willing to pay the price for the clubs that work best for me. I didn’t think anything of it to buy a set of X-22 irons, an FTiQ driver, hyper X fairway woods, Cobra Baffler TWS hybrids (3,4) titleist spin-milled wedges (54, 60) and a Cleveland classic 2 putter. I play Pro VIx 2008s.
Total retail price: ~$3500
What I paid: ~$1950
First, am I a lunatic for getting all this stuff?
Second, what do you play and how much did you pay?
Well, I’m not a label whore, as such.
I like the bafflers because I find it very easy to hit a draw with them. The putter because I line up under the shaft and there’s amazing feedback. Et cetera.
I find clone clubs to be less precise in terms of grind, loft, consistency, et cetera. But if they work for you, great. It would be nice. 
You aren’t a lunatic. Its normal to spend lots of money for nice sporting equipment if you take the sport very seriously. As long as you can afford the equipment its not crazy to spend that kind of money.
Heck, when I was in high school most baseball gloves cost between $80-$100. I owned a $120 fielders glove and a $200 catchers mitt.
As far as my golf equipment, I’m not that serious of a golfer and I don’t have that kind of money to spend. I paid $300 for a set of custom fit non-name brand Irons. $30 for a putter. I played with irons only for a year, then paid $70 for a used 4-wood. After 2 years of only driving the ball 200-220 yards (with the 4-wood) I finally bought a $200 driver.
All together I have about $600 worth of clubs in my bag. I got the bag on clearance for $60 and I use old golf balls I find in the woods, although I’ve been getting frustrated with mix & match balls and I’m currently looking to buy some decent new ones, just not sure what yet.
Cobra Golf Baffler TWS Hybrid
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