Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
Tell me...I really wish you hadn't put that........mmmmm shineys
Tell me...I really wish you hadn't put that........mmmmm shineys
I though fi
I thought fitters didnt 'push', but offered a technical analysis that let the data speak for itself?
Usually after each shot. Except on the greens obviously.I tend to change my irons about every 4 or 5 years, that said I never go for new clubs and generally pick things up from Ebay.
Currently gaming PING G30 driver, 3 wood and hybrids, Srixon Z765 irons and a variety of wedges.
My oldest club in the bag is an MD Golf colbolt 50 degree wedge, keep thinking about changing it but like it too much.
When you ordered them what was the expected date you were told?
What shaft and spec?
I did leave a comment just after you ordered! My March order wasn't going to be delivered in 2021.
I took my old titleist 910 driver out for a spin 2 a few weeks ago.
Spin being the operative word. Thing goes nowhere compared to my m3 driver. Spins like mad.
I loved the 910. Could hit it both ways fairly well. Good fairway finder but giving up a serious amount of yards. Felt like the harder I swung the more it spun.
I took my old titleist 910 driver out for a spin 2 a few weeks ago.
Spin being the operative word. Thing goes nowhere compared to my m3 driver. Spins like mad.
I loved the 910. Could hit it both ways fairly well. Good fairway finder but giving up a serious amount of yards. Felt like the harder I swung the more it spun.
Different shafts though I assume?
This is the driver I'm getting shot of too. Switching to the G425 LST, much lower spin rate, and looking like 10-15 yds gain.I took my old titleist 910 driver out for a spin 2 a few weeks ago.
Spin being the operative word. Thing goes nowhere compared to my m3 driver. Spins like mad.
I loved the 910. Could hit it both ways fairly well. Good fairway finder but giving up a serious amount of yards. Felt like the harder I swung the more it spun.
Like the OP, for the first couple of months I struggled with the G425 irons and thought I'd made a mistake.This is the driver I'm getting shot of too. Switching to the G425 LST, much lower spin rate, and looking like 10-15 yds gain.
Also unlike the OP hugely impressed by the G425 irons, so ditching the i20's I've had for near ten years
I’m finding same with my new i210s. As learning new swing stuff I’ve been very tentative over first 2-3 months with how aggressively I swing, and while the main faults are clearly being corrected and the quality of strike has been ok, feel of strike and distance have not been great. But as my confidence has increased I’m finding distance and feel improving significantly.Like the OP, for the first couple of months I struggled with the G425 irons and thought I'd made a mistake.
Having persisted and taken the time to get used to them, like you I'm finding them an absolute joy to use.
When I was being tentative and defensive, the results were poor. When I made a conscious decision to go for it and started striking with 100% effort, the difference was laughable.
I have found that the forgiveness only comes when you really hit the ball hard. A well struck shot is consistently high and straight. What feels like a poorly connecting, fat mishit often results in an embarrassed, "Thanks," when your pps congratulate you on a good shot.
Isnt that marketing patter though, and what the manufacturers need you to believe? And as normal it is without any quantitative data from them.
One can equally say that the lesser golfer doesnt hit it as long, so even the small differences Crossfield experienced as an upper end striker will be even smaller for the shorter hitter. And that the lesser golfers issues, and why he is a poorer golfer in the first place, come from the really bad hits: slices, tops, quick hooks, etc, that no club is ever going to save.
No need to bother imo. You are obviously hitting them well enough and technology hasn't produced anything markedly better - just cheated with lofts! As long as you wrists don't hurt after a round, the shafts are ok for you too.I'm interested in this thread, as I have had my irons since 2007. They are King Cobras, and I have from 4 iron down to sand wedge. I have never felt that there was anything better out there, and thus your comments would be appreciated. I'm 70 next with a handicap of 9.9. I am tempted to change if only for something to celebrate my 70th birthday!!
That's because iron technology hasn't really changed in that time; certainly nowhere near as much as Driver tech has!I dont know really, just never noticed a difference in the old 15 year old ping set I used before. I noticed a big difference when upgrading the driver. I just think I would like to try a bunch of different wedges and irons now.
That's because iron technology hasn't really changed in that time; certainly nowhere near as much as Driver tech has!
My around 20yo irons are still as good as any when allowance is made for 'loft-tweaking'. And the sweetspost are hardly worn!
I'm interested in this thread, as I have had my irons since 2007. They are King Cobras, and I have from 4 iron down to sand wedge. I have never felt that there was anything better out there, and thus your comments would be appreciated. I'm 70 next with a handicap of 9.9. I am tempted to change if only for something to celebrate my 70th birthday!!