Very very rarely, and usually its something I know my primary go-to molds don't do already.
I started bagging a Whippet like a year ago cuz I thought it would be fun to throw, now its a go to. Before that I never used a brick tweener mid/fairway
I wanted to try a highspeed driver that was a bit more OS then most destroyers, so I tried an Xcal, now I bag 1 or 2 always. Before that it was just destroyers
I wanted to try the FD3 because I wanted something better for backhands then my go to Monster that was more workable then a Firebird and I like it. Before that I didn't really throw anything in the "control driver" slot. I don't really throw the FD3 much now either, but I do use it from time to time and am glad I have it when I need it.
The scale looked fun, so I tried it and fell in love. Before that I never bagged a OS putter.
There are a million great molds out there today. I could probably replace every slot in my bag with any one of 3 or 4 different options available these days. But I like what I like, and I'm not gullible enough to think that a different mold is going to unlock some hidden potential and make me play better.
I started bagging a Whippet like a year ago cuz I thought it would be fun to throw, now its a go to. Before that I never used a brick tweener mid/fairway
I wanted to try a highspeed driver that was a bit more OS then most destroyers, so I tried an Xcal, now I bag 1 or 2 always. Before that it was just destroyers
I wanted to try the FD3 because I wanted something better for backhands then my go to Monster that was more workable then a Firebird and I like it. Before that I didn't really throw anything in the "control driver" slot. I don't really throw the FD3 much now either, but I do use it from time to time and am glad I have it when I need it.
The scale looked fun, so I tried it and fell in love. Before that I never bagged a OS putter.
There are a million great molds out there today. I could probably replace every slot in my bag with any one of 3 or 4 different options available these days. But I like what I like, and I'm not gullible enough to think that a different mold is going to unlock some hidden potential and make me play better.