The only 7 Clubs you ever need to play good golf for life

We're allowed 14 golf clubs in our bag, but that's just the maximum. You don't have to hit the maximum. In fact, these seven golf clubs are all you need to play great golf for the rest of your life. The first non-negotiable club in your bag is a driver with high loft. I like anything from 11°

to 14° of loft. This is slightly more forgiving than a 9 or 10° driver because the loft is 12.5° there, and as you go slightly higher in the face, it increases. Increasing loft increasing forgiveness. This is especially non-negotiable if your swing speed is not above 90 mph. My brothers from other mothers, my sisters from

other misters, the new Takomo fairway woods have just launched, and I'm not going to lie, these new Ignis are absolutely fantastic. I didn't play the previous ones cuz I didn't get along with the hazardous shafts. I didn't feel like finding a new shaft. These come with the Ventus, and it's absolutely phenomenal. And this is, regardless of brand, the

club you want to have is a seven wood. Seven wood is a non-negotiable in everybody's bag because it's such a cheaty club. It's like a four iron or three iron, but without the difficulty of hitting that. It goes high, it stops quickly, and it's very easy to get off the fairway. Seven wood is the most

essential club to have in the bag. Oh my goodness. The completely essential club to have in the bag is a 56°. Now, the number one reason this 56° is essential is to get out of the sand, but it also helps with chip shots where you have to loft the ball far enough to land on the green and

roll out because you have a long carry. And you don't have to add loft for these shots. You can just have have a standard chip shot. The five wood is higher loft than the three wood. The three wood is 14-15°, and there's often an argument between driver or three-wood off the tee. I say,