UDI, GAPR, M5 5Wood /// What's In My Bag?

welcome back to the channel welcome back to the garage that means one thing we're talking shop we're digging in we're getting five wood gapper and I've already got my UDI in my golf bag but I'm taking these three clubs out to the driving range to the course and we're gonna basically compare Club to club to club they're all about the same law so they all should go the same distance but they all will create different ball flights and have different functions and uses for me out on the golf course and I'll be able to kind of tell you why I use UDI instead of these two all right here are our contenders our participants whatever whatever you want to call it first up we have p7 90 UDI to our and this is the new one that just came out about a month ago this is what I'm using in the bag right now it has a modis NS pro 130 extra stiff shaft I believe 18 or 19 degrees I don't recall and we have the gapper I've been using this for all of this year up until about three four weeks ago three gapper 19° gapper low it has a Mitsubishi Tensei 90 hybrid flex TX shaft and then third up we have the m5 five would set on 19 degrees as well nothing changed here standard weight it has a graphite design - or 8d isay extra stiff shaft haven't used this actually out on a golf course at all since getting it I just struggle I hit the golf ball high as is and I just struggle with taking this out on a golf course but these are our three participants contestants whatever you want to call it this is what we're comparing today I'm gonna start by hitting three shots off a tee with each Club get the numbers with flight scope me bow and we can kind of look at the average of each Club and compare them Club the club the club and then from there we'll hit some shots off the turf and just show how much playability each Club has first up going with the p7 90 UDI I kind of grabbed this at around 240 this is 242 245 carry obviously with range balls it might be down a little bit but let's try to get three solid ones spend I was a good one there to 38.3 [Music] while we're there here we go 230 and 235 227 club that speed 108 108 107 150 150 148 smash that's about the same that third one obviously the carry was down a little bit cuz the spin was up launched right around 12 13 for all of them the height this is where I pay attention to the height of this 36 34 38 feet I can keep that thing down off the tee that's what to really pay attention to in all of this right now start a new session two hybrid so this is going to be gapper now [Music] to 31.6 ball speed about the same Lovette speed about the same launch and spin with a little higher I think I remember right fine okay so just hit three pretty solid ones there let's look at these numbers these averages carry - 31 - 31 to 33 club head speed up on that first one down a little bit ball speed 150 149 149 50 spin I think is a lot higher I'm gonna sit down and compare them all launch higher height look at that 48 45 35 so the height right away is higher on this one off the tee now let's hit the five players this is where we're really gonna see some height so we'll start a new session here five would kind of whiff that one off the heel spin obviously is gonna be down club at speed way down with the carry was up relative to the UDI [Music] get that one off the deal as well oh I hit that one solid and it went to the moon it went so high so let's look at those numbers 235 235 235 club head speed is actually down in this don't know why maybe probably because I feel like I can really go at the UDI because I have a lot more trust in it ball speed right around 150 spin up not surprisingly launch up not surprisingly height up not surprisingly okay now we're gonna have some fun gonna take clubs try to use some shot ricer and show you just how I can flight each Club and how one of these three is a lot easier to flight and that's why I use it this is UDI lighten it down [Music] or stinging it if you want now it's time to flip the gapper and I can flight this gapper but what I find is just the way that this is designed it's a little more draw biased so from time to time when I've tried to hit this low off a tee i overcook it I draw and I don't like to hit a draw so this is kind of what turns me off of this but I love this club from the fairway into a par-5 but when I try to flight it it can go left pretty easily [Music] that was pointed and it was certainly higher than a UTI the last but not least in the flighted tshat category let's try to flight this five would down I mean I really got to execute to keep this as low as the last two so wish me luck [Music] yeah so that was I actually hit that really well kind of again off the heel just a little bit so there must be something with this setup that is causing it off the heel but that flighted one still not even close to the control or the penetrating flight the beauty items but this for fun let's have a few hits with the plywood off the deck I go if I need let's go to the cart and just look at these numbers side by side and then we'll call it a video so here's the final results of those three shots for each Club the averages beyond what I was saying about feel and playability this is the numbers and why I use the club I use so they carry for the UDI on average was 233 gapper 232 5-wood 235 so the 5-1 actually carried a couple yards further club head speed 108 for the UDI 105 for the gap or 101 average with the five the 5-1 I was swinging a little slower but I was getting off the heel so that kind of made me slows it down a bit ball speed right around 154 all of them spin UDI 3800 average gapper 40 100 average 5-wood 3,800 average as well lower speed off the heel kind of knuckle II although so they didn't have a ton of spin launched 1315 14 the UDI is launching lower carrying a couple yards less but that's that's what I want here you have the height UTIs height 36 feet on average gaffer's height 42 feet on average five wood height 39 feet on average so there you see it right there why I choose UDI and like I said I can play with UDI I don't have a problem with hitting you I off the deck into a par-5 if I need to so that is why I use UDI but UDI is not for everybody to irons not for everybody you want to use the club that best suits your game so if you have to hit higher shots into greens on your par fours maybe a 5-wood maybe a rescue a hybrid it's better if you play firm and fast golf courses maybe a long iron is better really comes down to what you're capable of hitting what shots you want to hit and what best suits your game if I'm playing a golf course where I need to carry it over stuff at 235 to 245 in the par fives or in the long par fours maybe the five woods a better Club for me to have at that golf course but if I'm playing a golf course where I want to keep it in play off the tee and hit at about 250 and maybe if it's firmer get some more run and get it up to 270 the UDI is always going to be the choice for me so that's why UDI is in my bag right now and I don't see it coming out of the bag hope you enjoyed this video I hope you enjoyed this little insight into these three clubs let me know down below what you use if it's a 5-wood if it's a rescue if it's a driving iron or if this is just straight up to iron 3 iron or whatever subscribe if you haven't and I'm going to see you in the next video [Music]