What clubs can you use with this? Can you use a 60 degree wedge, or do you risk going over the unit?
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I have a 56 degree, if you hit straight on it will be in the box, however if you back up and really get under it, it will go ove the top. At the moment, I am having a impact net being made right now that I can WRAP around the box for garage use and outdoor use. There is always the risk that someone who hits good can slice or someone who comes over to hit with you hits all over and the ball will travel just like it does on the driving range or course....left or right and you need to have that area covered with an impact net to prevent it from breaking something! It is a good box but most of us are average...hope this helps....get a protective impact net built around it... I have a 56 degree, if you hit straight on it will be in the box, however if you back up and really get under it, it will go ove the top. At the moment, I am having a impact net being made right now that I can WRAP around the box for garage use and outdoor use. There is always the risk that someone who hits good can slice or someone who comes over to hit with you hits all over and the ball will travel just like it does on the driving range or course....left or right and you need to have that area covered with an impact net to prevent it from breaking something! It is a good box but most of... » Read More I have a 56 degree, if you hit straight on it will be in the box, however if you back up and really get under it, it will go ove the top. At the moment, I am having a impact net being made right now that I can WRAP around the box for garage use and outdoor use. There is always the risk that someone who hits good can slice or someone who comes over to hit with you hits all over and the ball will travel just like it does on the driving range or course....left or right and you need to have that area covered with an impact net to prevent it from breaking something! It is a good box but most of us are average...hope this helps....get a protective impact net built around it... « Show Less
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I found that I can use up to an 8 iron but not a wedge for my setup. It depends on how close you stand to the box.
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Driver to 7 iron are safe. 8 iron to 60 degree wedge are dangerous. But, you can practice chip shot with your wedge unless you hit a full swing.
1285900
I think I would not hit anything lower then seven iron to feel comfortable. I would feel a wedge would have a good chance of going over the top.
1285901
You cannot use a 60 degree wedge. No wedges should be used. U should use 7 iron or below.
1285902
I was afraid to hit anything less than a 7 iron.. That's why it sucks. Definitely no on the 60. I would have to test with foam balls to get and idea where your trajectory is. 8 iron and above you should be safe. I'm a 4 handicap so not terrible.
1285903
I have used a pitching wedge but have to stand little closer. Just enough so the club doesn't hit the box on the follow through.
63732
I'm 6 ft. and they are fine for me. You would probably have to lean over some, but f you watch Nicklaus and Palmer, they lean over.These clubs work just as well as my Calloways which cost 4 times as much.
1537905
Yes, you should hae an adjustment key that lets you adjust the club loft. Look at the bottom of the club of adjustment settings.
296441
The fiskars 28 inch would be better suited for you ; this will give you more power in your swing in we're you stand to the timber you are splitting; awesome bit of gear happy splitting!
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It should hold up well. I haven't had any problems. I've used every club with it.
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I still have my old set of clubs. Measured the 9-5-Pitching Wedge against these clubs. They are 1 inch longer.I am 6' 1" and could tell the difference in feel. Hope this answers your question. If you need to find your heightand correct length, I would talk to your PGA professional at your golf course.
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It's a 56 degree wedge, but I use it as my sandwedge and have no problems getting it out..
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I don't believe you can angle the stock without a wedge, and then there might be issues with holding it stable. You could keep the stock at 90 degrees, flip it on edge and use a 45 degree router bit, as long as the wood is not wider (taller when on edge) than the height of the bit.
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Depending on your stance I see no problem. Its a great set of clubs, As a lark I used my 5'2" wife's driver and burner in a a tournament. On the par three to win the car, I placed 4" from the cup. Yup, I planted it with the hi loft driver with a slow half swing. Everyone was amazed. I used the driver on the next hole and out drove two 25 year old hockey players. Being 58 and golfing for years we were all amazed at the drivers performance. For the money you cant do any better. I play high end clubs and highly recommend this set of clubs for beginner to intermediate players.
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There is an inner net and an outer net, any club is safe to use. I have used driver with no problem, just make sure you actually hit the ball INTO the net!
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I don't use the stakes. I just put a brick on each corner. It's pretty tall so you'll need lots of space in your garage. You can stand close enough so that it will catch mishits except for the worst shanks. I would recommend a really good mat. I got the "4' x 5' Dura-Pro Plus PREMIUM Commercial Golf Mat" from amazon. It's $200 but by far the best you can get. I just recently replaced the catch cloth on the hitting net after 1 year of outdoor use.
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it depends on the club...and i would say you want to be as close as possible as long you don't hit the net during the swing
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To be honest I love the set!!! But the driver I am still having a really hard time with keeping straight. The irons I have improved big time in my game with the 1"+. But overall I'm happy. Gonna take lessons with new clubs to make sure they are right for me. Sorry I'm not much of help. But goodluck
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I returned mine as it was too clunky and my Oregon was too small for it, but to answer yr question I should clip it to the clubs bad with the carabiner clip - unless you want to trace yr tracks into the rough! Good luck
79435
Hi Mindy, Unfortunately I do not have access to the UPC, however it is similar to the GW0401, however I believe that style is for a 60 degree with a 10 bounce, this will be a 60 degree with a 6 bounce. Thank You,
2101360
I dont have the model # but the clubs are great lm sixty nine and find them real easy to use .I would reccomend them
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Depends on the club. If you use a wedge, get as close as you can get. The ball may go too high. Otherwise, 5 or 6 feet back works for me.