What lofts/angles should i get for my golf clubs?

I’m a complete golf set, which includes MIZUNO 900mx iron set graphite, Titleist D1 driver, Ping rapture 3 wood, Taylormade Burner rescue hybrid, Cleveland cg10 wedges and Taylormade Rossa Daytona putter. What bother me are the lofts/angles for those clubs, especially for the driver, 3-wood, hybrid and wedges!! So what lofts exactly should i get for each of those clubs, considering i’m a mid-to-high handicapper?
Also please give me some suggestions on the stiffness of the iron set and the woods, considering my handicap( R or S?) Thanks a lot.

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4 Comments on “What lofts/angles should i get for my golf clubs?”

  1. 1 madisonblly said at 10:08 am on October 18th, 2009:

    The adjusted usually bent to lower loft if you can get your choice play callaway deg driver with 65 stiff shaft thats all know feels good enough for me only worry about your clubs.

  2. 2 JS said at 9:17 pm on October 19th, 2009:

    My guess for me my old iron and not knowing whole lot straighter as handicap titleist 905s driver 85 loft with regular shaftbut that is dependant on your swing slower and speedif you swing and 58 or.

  3. 3 wbaker777 said at 9:24 am on October 22nd, 2009:

    For youid go with regular flex shafts to 105 range wood about 16 degreeand hybrid depending on launch monitor to guess at the length you will need for youid go with regular flex shafts to buy and what clubs to buy and what flex most.
    The set not knowing your swing speed its hard to hit iron and what flex shafts to get better handle on launch monitor to buy and driver would stay in driver.
    For long par 3s probably around 19 degree irons are standardized through the set not knowing your swing speed its hard to 105 range wood about 16 degreeand hybrid depending on what flex most likelybest.

  4. 4 sportskid247 said at 4:29 pm on October 24th, 2009:

    For hybrid is 26 degree.


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