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Guess I'll go with Vibram since I doubt anyone else will. All max weight unless stated.
Putters:
Sole x2 (for actual putting, close to an Aviar, firm or medium depending on preference)
VP (firm for upshots)
Ridge (firm for shaping approaches
Mids:
Ibex x2 (one firm that's straight flying, one med that's understable)
Obex x2 (firm overstable, medium flys like a beat Roc)
Fairway:
Trak (medium anny and rollers)
Ascent x2 (firm OS/skip/FH, medium 168-170 turnover control driver similar to a leopard)
Driver:
Unlace (long range super flippy roller, low ceiling low power shots, controllable lines)
Lace x2 (medium roller, firm downwind driver and anny)
OLace x2 (medium the go to driver similar to boss, firm OS FH driver and skip shots)
Honestly I've played a lot of courses just using the three fairway drivers but the others giv great flexibility. All have great grip under any condition.
Here is the quick rundown of what I have in my mixed bag. I'm interested to hear what the brand-loyalists would recommend if I was to switch entirely to your favorite brand.
Putters
- Pa1 (or Pa2 Pa3) (300) - putting
- Pa4 (400) - Understable/Anhyzer upshots
- Pa1 (400) - Drives, Hyzer upshots
Midranges
- M5 (or M4) - Slow turnovers and Annys
- M3 (or M4) - Most midrange shots
- M2 (or M1) - Hard fading midrange shots.
Fairway Drivers
- F7-Understable
F5-Straight
F3-Straight, slightly OS, shaping shots
F2-Stable, more overstable finish
Drivers
- D5 - Long Annys and Turnovers
- D4 - Slow turnover, left-to-right distance.
- D3 - Power Driver, stable enough, but not crazy overstable
- D2 - Long RHBH shots that finish left
- X1 - Long RHFH shots that need to finish right
Since nobody has done Discraft yet, I'll take a shot at it. I tried to keep it as similar to your bag as possible. If I were going to make a bag like this for myself, I would obviously just have the bag in my signature, but with Challengers instead of P2's. Also, you could substitute the Mantis for the Tracker or the Crank for the Nukes, depending on your preferences.
Putters
- Challenger (Pro D x3) - Drives, upshots, putting
- Zone (Cryztal Flx) - Hyzer upshots
Midranges
- Meteor (ESP) - Slow turnovers and Annys
- Buzzzes (10 Yr, ESP) - Most midrange shots
- Hornet (Z) - Hard fading midrange shots.
Fairway Drivers
- Tracker (Z) - Straight to fade
- XL (Z) - Straight and turnovers
- Predator (any plastic) - Forehand mostly
Drivers
- Avenger SS (Z or ESP) - Long Annys and Turnovers
- Surge SS (Z) - Slow turnover, left-to-right distance.
- Surge (Z) - Straight with fade
- Force (ESP) - Long RHBH shots that finish left
- Force (Z) - Long RHFH shots that need to finish right
Max Distance
- Nuke (ESP) - RHBH distance with a little bit of turn
- Nuke (Z) - Safe RHBH distance. I know it will finish left
- Nuke (Ti) - RHFH max distance
MVP/Axiom
Putters
- envy
Midranges
- Tangent
- Axis/Alias
- Tensor
Fairway Drivers
- Crave/Inspire
- Resistor
Drivers
- Inertia
- Volt
- Tesla
- Motion
I use the inertia for "max" d drives and my P volts which just fly too far on a straight line not to throw them lol.
Guess I'll go with Vibram since I doubt anyone else will. All max weight unless stated.
Putters:
Sole x2 (for actual putting, close to an Aviar, firm or medium depending on preference)
VP (firm for upshots)
Ridge (firm for shaping approaches
Mids:
Ibex x2 (one firm that's straight flying, one med that's understable)
Obex x2 (firm overstable, medium flys like a beat Roc)
Fairway:
Trak (medium anny and rollers)
Ascent x2 (firm OS/skip/FH, medium 168-170 turnover control driver similar to a leopard)
Driver:
Unlace (long range super flippy roller, low ceiling low power shots, controllable lines)
Lace x2 (medium roller, firm downwind driver and anny)
OLace x2 (medium the go to driver similar to boss, firm OS FH driver and skip shots)
Honestly I've played a lot of courses just using the three fairway drivers but the others giv great flexibility. All have great grip under any condition.
Putters
- Hard Magnet (Pro D x3) - Drives, upshots, putting (A pure is much closer to a Magnet than a Challenger)
- Zone (Cryztal Flx) - Hyzer upshots
Midranges
- Comet (ESP) - Slow turnovers and Annys (Meteors are too fast for slow turnovers)
- Buzzzes (Z) - Most midrange shots
- Drone (Z) - Hard fading midrange shots.
Fairway Drivers
- XS (Z) - Straight and turnovers
- Avenger (Z) - Straight to Left Finish
- Predator (any plastic) - Utility, Wind, Hard Fades
Drivers
- Force (ESP) - Backhand and Forehand Go-To Driver
- Force (Z) - Backhand and Forehand Go-To Driver
Max Distance
- Nuke (X plastic will turn if you need one to.)