Time to change shafts?

[virtuocity]

I'll try to keep this basic.

I have a graphite shaft on my woods.

I have steel shafts on my irons.

At the range, I can hit 50 iron shots pretty well. Then I get the woods out and do pretty fine.

ISSUE: When I go back to the irons after the big sticks they feel HEAVY as hell and I struggle to hit them. Iron play is my weakness on the course too.

Is it time to consider getting graphite shafts on the irons?

 

[HughJars]

Impossible to say, go get a fitting.

 

[Andy]

Bit extreme m8. You can get lightweight steel shafts which you could change to but risky without trying them first or getting a fitting.

What shafts are in your irons just now?

 

[Ethan]

But on the golf course you don't hit several drives then immediately pick up an iron. Is there a problem on the course?

 

[Bobirdie]

you sure oits not just tiredness?lack of energy during the rounds??

 

[pbrown7582]

Practice on the range like you would play on the course.
Hit a drive then a iron a wedge a drive etc playing your course in your head as you go.

 

[Minhoca]

Get down the gym :rofl:

 

[MGL]

Get the swingweights checked (not the same as the dead weight of the club!). This is related to how heavy the clubs feel when they are above your head - i.e. when you swing them. You might benefit from SW of D0 or even a C9.

Lighter steel shafts may help as they will bring down the overall weight of the club, but they still need to be carefully built to come out to a SW which suits your swing speed and athletic ability, etc.