Baggie Action

[colombo117]

Haven't posted in a while, the bag has changed, here we go.

Putters

Old Aero 170g ish: nice right hooking anny lines for up shots and short drives
Pro D Banger 170g: worn in nicely main putter
New Pro D Banger 170g: for my drives <225 ft

Middies

KC Pro Roc 11x 166g: old, worn, and still kicking anny lines
DX Rancho Roc : stable and predictable
Pro D Drone 173g: When the wind gets hot.

Fairway Drivers

Cyclone 167g:
Star Eagle X 175g:

Distance Drivers

X Avenger 167g: Long and straight (wearing into Understable Driver)
Z Avenger 174g: Long and Straight

Overstable Driver

First Run ESP Predator 174g

Any advice would be great.
Thanks.

[frennis524]

Looks super solid. I like the Cyclones and eagles, I used to use an eagle, but switched to a teebird(more predictable flight for me). how far do you throw and do the Roc and cyclone overlap?

[Timko]

The Roc and Cyclone can be thrown on similar lines, but the cyclone can get distance more easily. Good glide and way faster.

[colombo117]

I am trying out the eagle, I lost my teebird so I picked the eagle up, I like it. It is very stable out of the box. I have been using it instead of the pred, which should extend the preds life a bit.
The cyclone probable gets the most throws off the tee, very predictable, line adjustable, and like further said does what a roc can do only longer and faster. All real winner!

Would a cyclone and a teebird be overlapping?

[colombo117]

I can throw the avengers 350 consistently and the eagle right up there with them.... now that makes me wonder whats the point of the Avengers

Hmm... I may need to rethink this set up

[adidadg]

I am trying out the eagle, I lost my teebird so I picked the eagle up, I like it. It is very stable out of the box. I have been using it instead of the pred, which should extend the preds life a bit.
The cyclone probable gets the most throws off the tee, very predictable, line adjustable, and like further said does what a roc can do only longer and faster. All real winner!

Would a cyclone and a teebird be overlapping?

If you can throw your Cyclone straight I would see no need for a teebird. If not you may want to try one.

For me the DX teebird is good for nice subtle lines...straight drives with a soft left fade or even no fade, calm hyzers with good carry, smooth anny's without any fade, etc. Not the best for S-curves or strong sweeping hyzers.

[Timko]

Having 2 fairway drivers in the bag is not a bad thing. I think a Cyclone and Teebird are good compliments for each other; a Teebird for long straight shots thrown flat, and Cyclones in various conditions for everything else.