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I did what I always do when a club isn't working anymore: I went to Roger Dunn and tested different clubs. My Callaway Heavenwood, which served me well for four years, suddenly started hooking on me. I worked on the swing, but could not get a consistent result. I tested the Cobra Bafflers, mostly because of the feedback on this site, and found that I liked the feel of the Baffler Pros. I tried the DWS, but the feel was slightly different. I finally settled on the stiff shafts. I wasn't disappointed. On the driving range and on the course, the clubs are amazing. When I hit them right, the ball goes straight. Now I need to figure out the distances. I'll keep the Callaways just in case, but right now the Cobras will stay in the bag.

Customer Service

Roger Dunn always has their 30-day return policy. I've used it before, but not this time.

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Callaway Heavenwoods, #3 and #4, served me well; Sonartec cavity hybrids, sucked; Taylor Made rescue hybrids, felt like wood bats; Mizuno Fli-Hi, flew low and short.

Needed a club for the second shot and can not hit a fairway wood. Have had couple of hybrids that worked well but traded them away. Have a local golf shop that has a nearby driving range and will let you try different clubs. Took four #3 hybrids, Callaway, Adams, Nickent and Cobra. The older Cobra was very much better for me, almost as long as my driver and very easy to hit off a tee or ground. I was surprised because I had planned to buy one of the others and picked up the Cobra at the last minute.

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Not needed

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Callaway-heavenwood, Nike-CPR (very good), Callaway Big Bertha Diablo, Adams, Nickent

I started with the #4 and after one round I knew these were the clubs to have. Struggling to get into the 70's from the low 80's, usually done in by the long second shot with a fairway wood. No longer! I now have the 2, 3, 4,and 5 in the bag with steel shafts. The 2 can be used on lieu of the driver on tight holes and it is long and straight. I can out hit my old 3 wood easily with no effort or tendency to over swing. I hit a great 5 iron and questioned rather I really needed the 5 but purchased it anyways and I am so happy I did. It is quite a bit longer than my 5 iron, higher, softer landing ball flight. Extremely easy to hit due to the dual weighting. Wait till you have a shot from the rough. The DWS will blow through the rough that will turn your 5 iron. Also super for hitting out of fairway bunkers. With the 2, 3, 4 and 5 in the bag I have no need for fairway woods at all. The shorter shafts of the DWS make them easier to hit and control. I can fade these clubs at will. No longer need a 3 or 4 iron either. These clubs are superb off the tee as well. Unbelievable distance and perfectly straight. I think the heaviness of head with the dual weighting and the shorter shaft is beneficial to keeping the swing under control and on the swing plane. The best single club on the market.

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Nickent
Taylormade Burner Rescue
Sonartec
Assorted fairway woods Callaway, Nike, Taylormade

My club pro gave me this to try last week. I was in the rough about 180 yds. out and put it to 10 feet. I was having trouble getting to the longer par 3's and that is now a memory. If you are having issues with your 3 iron, you should run and get this club! It will change your game.

Customer Service

Haven't used.

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Taylor Rescue

My club pro gave me this to try the other day. I was in left rough about 180 yds. and hit this thing to about 10 ft. I was having trouble hitting the longer par 3's but that is now a memory. If you have issues with your 3 iron, you should run and get this club! It will change your game.

Customer Service

Haven't used.

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Taylor Rescue

I have been frustrated all my golf career because I HAVE PROBLEMS HITTING FAIRWAY WOODS!
This club has dramatically changed my game (SHOT 80 FOR THE FIRST TIME SATURDAY!} Quit reading and go buy one of these clubs!!!!!!!

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ALL OF THEM!

Bought this club for $60 brand new on eBay and its hands down the best club in my bag. Can work it left or right on command and is very easy to get out of rought. My favorite part is how easy it is to control the height of the ball. I played the TM Burner rescue one day just to compare it to this and I hooked about every ball I hit with it. Cobra makes the best hybrids out there, I'd recommend it to anyone out there.

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Taylormade Burner Rescue

Just bought this club last week. Love it. Best club in my bag. Easy to hit and long. 200 220yds. Going to a cobra demo tomorrow and try out the 4,5,6. Probably have all of them in my bag this summer.

I tried many ultility clubs in the search for something that can replace a 3 and 5 wood, and went the way of the baffler. I bought the 1R stiff and 3R stiff, and can't believe how much these clubs have transformed my game. The 1R is still a little difficult to hit, but the 3R is a definite weapon for the par 5s. I hit it a solid 220yards, but can power up for 240 if required. The 1R off a tee I can hit further than my driver (cleveland 9.5)! The main advantage of these clubs is their ease of use, and their ability to be used even in deep rough. I can recommend these to anyone.

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Cleveland hi-bore, Nike slingshot