TaylorMade RSi 1 Irons Tested by 13 Handicapped Golfer

TaylorMade RSi 1 Irons Tested by 13 Handicapped Golfer
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27 thoughts on “TaylorMade RSi 1 Irons Tested by 13 Handicapped Golfer

  1. What a nice video, from a nice man, on a nice day, where he reviewed some
    nice RSi irons with his nice guru. Nice work Rob. I just wish you could
    cruise it like that on the course.

  2. Rick, I’m fairly new to serious golf and hoping to get custom fit right
    after I limber up. Your tester previously averaged 135yds/7 iron and he was
    swinging stiff flex shafts, *(if I heard correctly). Last season I received
    a hand-me-down set of Blue Dot PING G5 irons 4-PW, Ping issued Regular
    Graphite shafts. My ‘easy’ 7 Iron is 150 and I’ve pushed it to 180. *(My 7
    has always been my ‘go to club’ when I need a straight line guarantee.
    Would you suggest I swing a stiff shaft or is more info need when I get
    fitted? I appreciate and respect your opinion. Keep up the good work and
    THANK YOU from Philadelphia, PA…Over the pond.

  3. Go on then Rick. Why is Rob not getting it out there further? It sounded
    like his club head speed was good enough for more than 135 from a 7 iron.

  4. The number on the bottom of the iron is irrelevant. There are no standards.
    Like you Rob, I’m a 13 hcp. I just got fitted for a set of Mizuno MP-54s.
    My 7 iron is 34* and 36.75″ in length. The RSI 1 7 iron is 30.5* and 37″ in
    length. The bottom line is your irons should work for your game. I like the
    more traditional lofts of the Mizunos as they give me more options from 150
    yards and in which 80% of my approach shots are. In your situation, the RSI
    irons are arguably better suited for you since you already have plenty of
    options from 150 and in and likely would benefit more from improvements in
    the top end of your bag. If you know how far you hit each club and have
    good gapping with them between your wedges and hybrids then that’s all that
    really matters. Great job on the review. Always a fan of your honesty.
    Hopefully we can both get down to single digits this year.

  5. Who cares how long it goes if you dont hit the green. Rob is hitting this
    thing solid distances and straight. If you can do that and like the look
    what else is there. 

  6. Rob has a very similar swing speed to me, and carries a 7 iron an almost
    identical distance to me but there is no way I would use a stiff flex.
    Indeed, I have graphite shafts in all my clubs. 

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