Scottwakey
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Looking to get some new irons and thinking about one length, who's got or tried one length.
How do distances between one length irons and normal ones work ?
If the 7 irons are the same length then I assume no difference in distance if lofts are the same, but wouldn't the longer irons have smaller gaps in length, and the shorter irons longer ones ? perhaps the longer irons have lower lofts, and shorter ones greater lofts, or do shaft lengths not affect distance. Totally
How does that work with the bag then? Your hybrid is shorter than your longest iron??I use 22 degree f8 hybrid one length and love it, will be getting 19 degree soon, not sure I would use irons though, 7 iron length pw seems odd, but I would be happy to try it.
I made a set of Wishon SLCs for a 3 hc about 14 months ago. After seeing and reading about the concept and being a sweeper of the golf ball due to his back issues, he's gone from 3.4 to 1.9. He said its made it more simpler with the concept and his accuracy has become greater as I've seen it first hand. He's gained yardage with his PW which he's pleased about he's not a long hitter, but lost none with the other clubs and plays a lot of knock down shots with the 9 and PW. I tried his 5i out and I found it went the same distance as my 5i.
I personally think ladies and juniors would benefit from SLCs.
Sorry, I meant 'longest' as in the physical length of the club. If your hybrid is a 'one length' one it must be around the length of a 7 iron? So your 5 & 6 iron are presumably longer than that?My longest iron is a 5 iron which is 21.5 degrees loft. Goes like the same distance if I strike it well and thats a massive if.
Sorry, I meant 'longest' as in the physical length of the club. If your hybrid is a 'one length' one it must be around the length of a 7 iron? So your 5 & 6 iron are presumably longer than that?
That's exactly my view, hitting a shorter 5 & 6 iron sounds great, hitting a really long PW sounds awful. But I don't think I've heard of one person setting up that way, so there must be a reason it doesn't work.Just a final thought on this from me and it really does show how bored I am at work lol.
I don’t think the phrase “one swing for each club†is really the right description, it’s more “one ball position for each clubâ€. Obviously this should create the same swing but the main principle is ball in 7 iron position every time. I still would love a half and half set though, 4-7 one length, 8 upwards regular length, I think that would be a real winner. Hitting wedges etc with massive shafts does feel very weird and caused a lot of fat shots.
I get that, it just seemed weird to me to then have an iron which is longer than your hybrid, I thought you would want consistency all the way down, that's all.Ah yes. Well you just treat it like a 7 iron basically its as simple as that so you just adjust ball position for a 7 iron shot.
That's exactly my view, hitting a shorter 5 & 6 iron sounds great, hitting a really long PW sounds awful. But I don't think I've heard of one person setting up that way, so there must be a reason it doesn't work.
I get that, it just seemed weird to me to then have an iron which is longer than your hybrid, I thought you would want consistency all the way down, that's all.