Poll: what is the most valuable club in your bag?

What is the most valuable club in your bag?

  • Driver

    Votes: 35 30.2%

  • Fairway wood

    Votes: 10 8.6%

  • Hybrid

    Votes: 10 8.6%

  • 3-9 iron (specify below)

    Votes: 7 6.0%

  • Pitching wedge

    Votes: 10 8.6%

  • Sand/lob wedge

    Votes: 5 4.3%

  • putter

    Votes: 39 33.6%
  • Total voters
    116
The sports direct driver was £5 more than the putter, so driver wins...irons were hand me down.

I suspect some people will be voting based on values well in excess of £15 :D

Still, it hasn't smashed/snapped/dented/bent yet despite my best efforts! Driving is NOT one of my strengths...
 
7 iron. When my longer clubs are going wrong I know I can turn to my trusty 7 iron and hit it cleanly and straight. I can take that club, calm down and get my head straight. I love my 7 iron. I like my PW as well but the 7 iron nicks it.

(Is this valuable in terms of cost or how valuable it is to you out on the course? I may have this wrong)
 
I had to really think long and hard about whether I voted for my driver or my putter. If my driver doesn't behave where I play then I am definately in all sorts of sh*t and can't get away with it as it's penal. But then I need my putter to perform to score well. Both clubs are crucial in my book; as I'm sure they are for most of us.
 
Seems like some folk are taking this literally.

Which club do you value as you're greatest asset?!


;)


Driver. Which is funny cos Im thinking of changing it.

But yeah, some days I can have an off day with the putter but still score ok, especially if I'm getting close to or on the greens in reg. But if Im driving poorly, you can bet that's a horrid card. Its been said you can recover from a bad drive, but you never get a missed putt back.

They haven't seen a bad drive Curls style.
 
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Curls said:
Seems like some folk are taking this literally.

Which club do you value as you're greatest asset?!


;)


Driver. Which is funny cos Im thinking of changing it.

But yeah, some days I can have an off day with the putter but still score ok, especially if I'm getting close to or on the greens in reg. But if Im driving poorly, you can bet that's a horrid card. Its been said you can recover from a bad drive, but you never get a missed putt back.

They haven't seen a bad drive Curls style.
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If you are on a Ping G15 and looking to change have a go with a G30, you won't be disappointed!
 
I've gone hybrid, its my 2nd most used club after putter & well ahead of 3rd most used, so chose it as most valuable because of the amount of times per round that its called on

(no surprise I have 5 to choose from but never more than two in the bag at a time)
 
Just went putter not because of money (it was £30 on e bay) but if you have a good round putting (the game within the game) you usually have a good round. Also if you manage to knock a odd one or two in it can save your score as well, therefore for me the most valuable club.

PS I love putting so maybe slightly bias!

Hit en straight ....ish
 
Can I 'think outside the box' and say my laser? Saves me more shots than any of the 14 clubs I carry :)
 
Actual cash value? JamesR spot on that is has to be the driver - not many clubs (apart from Scotty's) compare for price. Putter though for 'game' value
 
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