Do you mix your woods?

I have a cobra LTDx driver and 3 wood.

I kept my TM M2 5wood (21 degrees) and 7 wood (24 degree).

I also carry a 6 hybrid SIM by TM .

I have Callaway Epic Max Star driver, 3W, & 4H. Same shafts, etc…

I remeber Jack Nicklaus said “if you are hitting a fairway wood good, keep it.”

I think he was using a wooden head well into the 1990s.

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37 years with same 3wood
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Mine are mixed. Ping 425 LST Driver and G425 5 Wood but keeping my Callaway Mavrik 3+ in the bag. Tried the Ping G430 3 W but went back to the Mavrik. Use what works best for you.

Currently I am rocking a Cobra Aerojet Driver- 9 degree. It’s a good driver, but I’m not married to it

I have 2 three woods that I rotate- TaylorMade Sim Max 2- 15 degree and a Titleist 909 F2 15.5 degree

My 5 wood is a Titleist 909 F2-18.5 degree (I don’t think I’ll ever replace this club). It goes 240, straight, and flies 130 feet in the air almost everytime I hit it.

Those Titleist woods are from 2008 and tbh I think they perform just as well as the 2022 TaylorMade Sim Max lineup. Ball speed is a bit lower, but the distance, playability, and forgiveness all seems to be similar

TM QI10 9° LS Driver, TM Sim2 5wood lofted to a 4 wood,TM Sim2 7 wood, Callaway Rogue 9 wood.

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When the budget allows, should I get their driver and rescue wood as well?

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You aren't playing to feed your family, so use whatever works the best for you.

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All of my woods are 15-20 years old.

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You owe it to yourself to get some newer technology in your driver and hybrid. Even a 3-4 year old model will be leaps and bounds better than a club that's almost 2 decades old. Those drivers that are a few seasons old can be found relatively cheaply.

Not sure I have ever had matching woods in my bag.