IS THIS THE STRANGEST CLUB IN GOLF? THOMAS GOLF 19 WOOD

My Name is Jak Lee, I am a PGA Professional golfer/ coach based in Doncaster, currently working at Hickleton Golf Club. I offer friendly free advice with the aim to educate and inform golfers on a wider basis, but more importantly have a laugh in the process! You can find me on all my social media platforms below:

MY EQUIPMENT:

[dathyr]

Hello, I have switched over from mostly irons to mostly metal woods and all are from Thomas golf. I love my 19 wood and hit the club very well. My 19 wood has a seniors graphite shaft and made the shaft custom little longer for my height. Also made the grip a little larger for my hands. I am a Senior golfer and I hit all of the Thomas woods very well and is fun playing with them. take care.

[darrenarbergolf]

This is a new one for me, I didnt think there was anything like this on the market. I teach a few who struggle with the irons and they are having more hybrids in the bag. If it helps and benefits golfers then I am happy with that.

[salfordnick]

If you've got the shanks and still love the game, these are a god Main reason many have them in the bag. I came across Thomas woods years back by an American chap here in UK whod been suffering with the shanks for These saved his sanity

[hughb]

Hi, I've shot 2 67's on full size courses with a full set of these clubs. 63 rounds of 72 or better, and 8 rounds overall in the 60's. They have been the greatest clubs I could ever hope to have.

[Prosper_NA]

I found a used Thomas Golf sand wedge hybrid. I actually love the thing. I picked it up because it was $2 barely used at a charity shop for a $120 club, and it replaced my regular sand wedge. I hit it flush every time. You can't flop any shots, but dang is it a consistent club.

[journeyman]

My 9 iron is 120 yds on a good day. The 9 wood I have goes 150 yds. Its replacing my 6 iron.

[Tkuhn]

These remind me of the old Stan Thompson Ginty FW woods back in the 60s/70s. There has never been a better club for getting out of deep rough. A Classic.

[whiskeytangosierra]

I currently play a 7 and 9 wood, feel like they are my long range wedges! They drop out of the sky on the green and stop like a lawn dart. I may try a Thomas 11 wood just for kicks and grins.

I would mention that I spend most of my round in the fairways. Bermuda or worse rough is somewhat hard to hit any wood out of, although the 9 does really well especially when there is a pesky tree in the way too.

[martinwright]

A full set of hybrid metal clubs was first designed by The Standard Golf Company around 1900.

[Paul-viking]

I've started putting 6 & 7 hybrid in bag after losing confidence in my irons. Fairway head seems too massive for mid to short iron.

[ryanhorner]

I once hit a 13 wood, thinking it was a 13 degree three wood. Safe to say I was surprised at the 13 woods flight

[Mizai]

what's the highest wood in existence

[julesdowner]

i've played around with these sort of things and except for par 3's, i can't see much use for them. For a senior player though they would be a useful tool. It can be used as a chipper.. The problem i found was that as i'm not a good player, it was easy to mis-hit for the club would bounce with the wide sole . Its going to be a useful weapon if you put the time in and practice with it, but thats any club!

[joshuak]

If the latest tech was in these where mishits traveled the same distance as good hits I would use these all day long.

[frankhernandez]

the weirdest CLUB I've seen was one were EVERYONE was wearing leather! 🤣🤣