I drive hybrids 3, 4, 5 + MacGregor V foil easy out SW

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My first learning long iron replacements hybrid clubs.
These are well used training clubs, but not hurt.

professionally built by JR Golf in Sanford NC, near Pinehurst.
#3 I Drive 19 Fenwick World class Eagle frequency matched 5.0 , about 39.5"
#4 I Drive 22 I Drive Tour 3.1 low torque, high modulus about 39.5"
#5 I Drive 25 I Drive Tour 4.1 low torque , high modulus about 36"
Measured with yard stick , can't find tape measure

Sand Wedge 56 forged milled MacGregor V Foil Easy out DG S 300 Mid size Star grip
Good helper wedge in decent shape no browning by far best of the four.
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No trades please, dialing for $ for new driver

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forged milled MacGregor V Foil Easy out, is very good for a beginner golfer.

Of course one has to put the right swing on it but it's relatively forgiving comparing to other fancy grinds. It's forged to provide better feed back. Not well known yet a nice wedge.

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The MacGregor SW is good especially from sand or damp course conditions for me.
My consistency seems better with low bounce so I found an old forged Hogan Edge in the lost & found at Shadow RIDGE GC here in Hattiesburg MS . It was long time no claim so it was free for the asking . It had Lady flex graphite shaft which I pulled and replaced with a DG S 300 from a $5.00 donor wedge from local Play It Again store. Put a red Star grip , pro soft insert in & play it like a rented mule. Not same feeling as from my MP 57s, but size and CB design fits in well to my eye and swing. Fun to try my hand at doing this sort of tinkering and almost free cost is not bad either .
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