Club lie adjusment

[ianwills]

I have a set of sim 2 max irons 4-pw which I was measured for at my local club pro shop, I walked away with the following
+1" and 1 degree flat with grapite shafts and Been struggling ever since, finally had enough and went for a club fitting at a fitting specialist and have been told these are totally wrong and I need +0.5" and 2 degree upright with steel kbs shaft which actually felt great ball flight etc was consistent,
Question:
can I get my clubs adjusted from 1 degree flat to 2 upright and cut down to 0.5"? Confused as some are saying yes and no?
Could do without spending on a new set
Thanks

 

[Bratty]

Cutting down will affect swingweight, but possibly less problematic to do than the lie, which is tricky for a lot of irons.
I'd be going back to the pro and asking them why they flogged you a set they obviously wanted shot of!

 

[Imurg]

SIM irons could be tricky to bend much...

 

[ianwills]

Cutting down will affect swingweight, but possibly less problematic to do than the lie, which is tricky for a lot of irons.

Taylormade sim 2 max irons

 

[Maninblack4612]

I wouldn't bother with the ½ inch, the difference for the average player will not be notifiable or affect the shot. Lie angle much more important.

 

[bobmac]

Taylormade sim 2 max irons are cast which means they are more brittle than forged so would snap more easily.
If you want them bent, send them to Taylor Made and get them to do it.

 

[Jason.H]

Yes if they were bent flat now you want 2 degree’s upright they could break. Be better to sell and start over.

 

[jim8flog]

If bought them as a custom fit I would be complaining, particularly if the pro is a TaylorMade stockist.

Happened to my mate and the Pro and TaylorMade did a deal on the correct spec.

 

[Neilds]

If bought them as a custom fit I would be complaining, particularly if the pro is a TaylorMade stockist.

Happened to my mate and the Pro and TaylorMade did a deal on the correct spec.

How can you prove that the fit was incorrect? Possibly if the spec you were given in writing doesn't match what was delivered but the fit may have been correct for the swing of the day (or one of them )

 

[Bratty]

1 degree flat to 2 degrees upright is a he'll of a swing change from one day to the next!

How can you prove that the fit was incorrect? Possibly if the spec you were given in writing doesn't match what was delivered but the fit may have been correct for the swing of the day (or one of them )

 

[Neilds]

1 degree flat to 2 degrees upright is a he'll of a swing change from one day to the next!

Or possibly just standing an inch or two closer or further away from the ball