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so if you hit the ball more left what I have to buy…unless be better in my hand-plan-etc swing?????
I'm a laughable 36 handicapper (I swear it's the putting lol). Got the darkspeeds about a month ago and I love them but the grey scratches alot! In fact I've even seen some marks on the plastic inserts which is a smidge annoying but they're nice clubs. Not as light as day the Callaway big Bertha's but nice clubs
So for someone that’s looking to get back into golf basically a beginner would you recommend one of these sets ?
Hey Rick, love the content, but please review Maltby irons! They don't get nearly enough recognition!
I'd love to see Rick test some cg16 irons and give an honest review! My 7 iron is 31degree ????????
It would be great for these videos if you could have a picture of the impact spot on the golf club so we can see how the club performs when struck off-centre
I bought my first set of clubs 10 years ago. I just happened to be scrolling thru and saw this review.
It's crazy to think, my Yellow Nike Vapor Speed was considered strong lofted back then, at 32 deg 7 iron 44 deg PW; and now 10 years later the clubs have shifted one entire number.
The ping is equal to my 6 and the PW is equal to my 9.
I suppose one factor that you haven’t mentioned is how tough the steel composite is and how easily it can damage. I really enjoyed the review thank you.
can you test the PXG xcor??
I need to upgrade my forgiving irons to some traditional lofts… It's so silly when your 7-iron goes 180 yards ???? I agree, they're so easy to start left and cause issues with distance unless you want to carry 4 wedges and exceed 14 clubs.
With a 200 yard 7 iron, that is some Wyndam Clark distance!!!!!! Crazy what jacked lofts and a little tech can do.
Why would a club designed for the not so great player be stronger lofted ?
I’ve never understood why more people don’t play forgiving irons…the pros far outweigh the cons. One con being that the ball “doesn’t feel as soft off the face” is totally ridiculous. The results matter, especially to us mortals. Feel shouldn’t be relevant
How the hell did you end up settling on Wilson irons? Thought this video might explain why.
This video is exactly why I re-shafted my clubs 3 yrs ago. I started playing again 6 yrs ago and bought a set of King Cobra II’s that were made in 1996. The old gentleman I bought them from took very good care of them as they were n great condition and still had the original Cobra grips on them. I re-gripped the clubs and played with them for 3yrs. I started noticing a broad dispersion but consistent distance. It felt like the regular flex shaft was flexing a lot giving me the broad dispersion. I started researching new clubs and found the manufacturers were strengthening the angle of the club face for more distance. I was looking for distance I wanted to narrow the dispersion. A friend of mine that I play with occasionally build clubs and gives lessons after talking with him and hitting a bucket of balls while watched I decided that I would re-shaft the clubs. I loved the feel and it was way cheaper than replacing my clubs. I have every club 1-9 irons and all 4 wedges. I went with ProjectX Catalyst in a stiff shaft. They feel great, tightened my dispersion, and even gained some distance. And, by the way, I CAN hit the 1 iron – off the ground or a tee????
So what your saying by them shots the ping are the best forgiving clubs out the 3 lol
Well done nice review sir ????????????????
18.5 is crazy. My Nike Vapor Speed 5 wood is 19…
So the question is what makes a 7 iron a 7 iron (or a 4 a 4 or a PW a PW etc.)?
The loft?
The length?
The lie?
Is the real message behind these string clubs that Bryson is right and we should be playing standard lengths?
Discuss.
instead of you hitting them you should have a beginner golf hitting them
Here I was about to like this video, and Rickie boy trashes on my beloved Ping Zings…????????????
Rather than using terms like game improvement or using handicap to pigeon hole people, the golfing world should use club head speed as a guide to what club types people should look at. You can have a 3 handicap who has a 80mph driver speed but is unreal because they have a good short game and putt like a ninja. On the flip you can have 18 handicap golfers with a 115mph driver speed but cant get up and down to save their life.
‘I can’t believe how far this iron is going.’ — that’s because it’s a 5 iron with a 7 on it smh
There's no longer any point in calling clubs by numbered irons (e.g. 7i). Every set is so different, its just a marketing ploy to make you believe you are hitting further, you're not! They should simply be called by the loft degree e.g. a 26 Deg club. The question is not then "how far do you hit your 7i", but its "how far do you hit you 26 Deg iron".