I have not done it. But at the top end of my bag I have 915D3 10.5*, 915F 15*, 913h 19* and 913h 24*/23* 4-iron. I struggled hitting my old 913F off the deck and had contemplated getting a strong hybrid since I hit those well. Tested the 915F and have no issues hitting it off the deck. If I were to add a 18* 4wood, I could see droping the 3wood if distance was about the same.

Chris, I went another direction: am playing a 913F 15* that I use on shorter holes instead of my driver (9.50*)and have three hybrids; 913h set at 16.25, 915h set at 19.50, and 816h1 set at 22.0 then my five iron at 25*. All the woods are set at .5 open which has help when I get to aggressive. I took out my 60* a while ago because we had a love hate relationship and thought a permanent separation would benefit us. Cheers, buddy. Chuck

The question is why did you do that? I took out my 15* 3wood and replaced it with a 18* 5wood. For me, I had greater confidence when hitting the 18* on par 5s and on tee shots where I needed to place the ball in the fairway. One might say that you are loosing distance, but on average I was making better contact with the 18* then I ever was on the 15*. I do have 4 wedges that are gapped specifically to compliment my game with the 15*. Try different combinations that would help you in the area of deficiency and you will find your ideal setup. Good luck.

Chris, I've never understood the need for 4 wedges. I play driver 15* 3wood and 19*h then 3iron. my low end is pw 52* 58* I just open the face of the wedges and cover any yardage around the greens...
See you this summer at the Team Titleist outing! Todd

I follow Ben's rationale .... what are you trying to accomplish? Hit more par 5's in 2, more fairways ? Personally, I can hit it a lot closer with my wedges for birdie / par than I can with an extra fairway wood. Which wedge are you putting on the bench ?