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The PW is really an 8 iron, so best to go for the GW1 and GW2. At the other end, though probably no need to get anything below the 7i...

That'll be the power spec. Possibly a ploy to sell you another wedge. Personally I would stick with standard. Might be better resale...

41 is more like a 9 iron these days. An iron set beginning at 7 is just wrong!

Not really. Its still a set of 7 clubs. 7i-SW. The only change is that the two longer clubs are now hybrids instead of what would have...

Agree to disagree, I don't play with anyone with a set like that.

There are probably more around still with H1,H2,6i,7i,8i,9i,PW,GW,SW which is effectively the same thing with PWs being 43/44° over the...

What's a SW these days? I have a 54 and 58, can use either out of bunkers. Prefer the 58 as most of our greenside bunkers have 4 or 5...

A pitching wedge used to be 50° to 52° and a sand iron 56° to 58°. They still are just that. But they are given different names now...

Not quite though, gaps are now 3 degrees in the "long" irons and 5 degrees in the "short" irons/wedges. I assume this has something to...

I got the club pro to measure the lofts of these early 1960s clubs on his gadget. 7 - 39° 8 - 44° 9- 49° 10W - 54° There were 5° gaps...

Very sensible range of lofts. I just think that there is no need to call something a Gap Wedge. It should be a pitching wedge and the...

Don’t think of the clubs as irons and wedges. Despite what they are called. Think of the wedges as 10 and 11 irons. You will need them...

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Hi all,weather not been great to say the least,went for a custom fit for the Ping G430 irons ,guy suggested to get irons with the new...