miniTIGER95
Assistant Pro
Looking to buy a new Driver, 3 & 5 wood. I didn't like the nike SQ when i tried it if that meens anything 
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What should i go for any suggestions :)?
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It's impossible to say, nobody on here knows what you look for in a club. I like something small, clean and uncluttered, other people like big and forgiving or anything inbetween.
Best bet is to go along to your local shop/range/pro and just try out a few different clubs to see what works best for you.
As a general rule, if you stick to the bigger brands you will get money back on them should you decide to get rid of them.
Good luck!
Best bet is to go along to your local shop/range/pro and just try out a few different clubs to see what works best for you.
As a general rule, if you stick to the bigger brands you will get money back on them should you decide to get rid of them.
Good luck!
miniTIGER95
Assistant Pro
Ok cheers. And by the sounds of it im the same as you, i hit my old 300cc driver a lot further and straighter than a new nike 460cc sq that i tried ( which is more forgiving with more loft).
Its a case of going out and trying as many models as you can. If you haven't been fitted it might be worth looking at stiff and regular in the stock shaft at least to get an idea what suits you best
miniTIGER95
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Im pretty sure im regular
, and all the golf shops near me only sell these huge 460 cc drivers, and huge 3 woods etc, i dont want that 
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If you like a smaller compact head it's worth looking at the MD Superstrong 3+5 woods. I've got the 3, looks great behind the ball and gives a nice penetrating flight.
And a steal at only £80!
And a steal at only £80!
miniTIGER95
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Cheers mate, they look the part, not too big/ complicated. Will test these out next time im at american golf
Mr_T
Challenge Tour Pro
If you dont like big headed woods (I don't either as I find it makes them too difficult to hit off the ground) then maybe try some "tour" model clubs? these usually have more compact heads which may suit you better although some of them tend to sit 1 degree open don't know if that would be a problem or not, if not worth considering
