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Sam H said:I disagree. If you're shooting low to mid 80's, your probably a 12-14 handicap. No one really has any business playing blades unless you're shooting low 70's consistently and breaking par occasionally. There's no upside, other than the fact…
April 4th
The 2* flat is not the problem. It's your swing. I have a very steep swing and I play 2* flat n all my clubs. You need to stick with those and build a swing that is good and works for those irons.
I was playing in the Pinehurst Intercollegiate at Pinehurst #6. I got to hole 7, my 16th hole, which was a par 3. It was playing 175 yards. I stepped up to the tee, and hit a 7 iron. The ball was cutting at the hole so I figured it would be inside 5 feet…
The launch angle difference isn't significant enough to change distance but maybe spin on the greens. The launch angle with irons is a tad higher and with a little less spin so the ball will have a softer landing than the PROV1.
Had to have it bent, you can only order it 2* flat. It is supposed to be 71* standard but the one I got was actually 71.5* that I had to have bent to 67*. I had been told previously that you couldn't go that far with a Scotty, by a golf shop guy and on…
We use a .335 parallel tipped shaft