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Just threw these photos up on IG, but wanted to share here as well, with some more detail:

Ping G Driver:

  • 9.0 Degree
  • Golf Pride Tour Wrap

Ping G 5-Wood:

  • 17.5 Degree
  • Golf Pride Tour Wrap

Srixon Driving Iron:

  • 20 Degree
  • UST Mamiya Recoil 95
  • Golf Pride Tour Wrap

National Customs:

  • 26 / 34 / 42 / 50 / 58 Degree
  • Project X LZ 6.5 (26 - 50 Degree)
  • DG Tour Issue S400 (58 Degree)
  • Golf Pride Tour Wrap

Putter: Scotty Cameron Studio Style Newport

  • 34", Refinished by Highside Customs
  • Lamkin Crossline Royal Grip

Bag: Jones Utility Rover (2020)
Ball: Vice Pro

Headcovers / Other:

  • Seamus / TBC Driver
  • Mariner Golf Company FW Wood
  • EP / Highside Customs Putter
  • Bubbawhips Black Knight
  • Winston Collection / TBC Towel
  • Jones / Lamb Valuables Pouch


dphatt It'll still make it in the rotation! It's holding another set in the golf room/gym at the moment

    Thank you all! I'm almost permanently playing a half set as my scoring is in-line, if not better, when I'm playing less clubs. It's quite an interesting phenomenon and hope it inspires others to give it a shot. The gapping for my clubs more or less comes out to standard 3/5/7/9 irons plus a gap wedge and a sand wedge. I've found that when I need that 6 iron distance I'll simply hit a choked down 5 (26 degree) if I'm into the wind, or a big 7 (34 degree) if I have a helping wind

    FlatlayGolf a half set or minimalist bag has been on my mind for a while. Think I'm going to try it on my next round... similar set up to yours.

      mljones99

      mljones99 Give it a go! My first intro to the half set life started when I lived in TX and wanted to walk, but it was so damn hot so I ditched my evens for the day and I ended up scoring about my handicap, next weekend I ditched the odds and same thing! It's worth a shot and now I find myself getting more creative on shot shaping (when necessary) to hit knock-downs, butter cuts, etc. to fill in the bigger gaps

          FlatlayGolf I love everything about it on paper, I just need to actually try it in the real world! I've got some passes that I need to use in the Pinehurst area before too long so that will be a good test.

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