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So I stumble across this link http://www.1irongolf.com on TGC's website. I must admit that I probably would have given it a try when I started playing six years ago. Now, however, I'm more of a quasi-traditionalist--I own a hybrid, but don't even play it. I'm still a bit curious, but not enough to waste money on a trial experience.

Anyone here experienced 1 Iron Golf? Your thoughts?

If not, what are your thoughts on the concept? --LBB
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Bag: Bagboy NXO Revolver
Driver: Dymo STR8-FIT Tour 9.5
3w: Nike T405w: Nike T40Irons: Mizuno MP-33 3-PWSW: Nike SV Tour Black Satin 56/10LW: Nike SV Tour Black Satin 60/06Ball: Nike TA2/SPN

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Wow, very interesting. I see why it works but I bet you lose a lot of distance moving up to the longer clubs.

But wait....control for the short irons comes with the shorter shaft, correct? And extra length comes from the higher swing speed from a a longer club...then you are just taking an average?

Driver- Nike Sasquatch 10.5/Aldila VS Proto ByYou
5 wood- Taylormade CGB Max Clone
3-PW- Nike Pro Combo Tour Clones
3 Hybrid (2i replacement)-Ben Hogan Edge CFT
Wedge- Vokey 56 degree Oil Can ClonePutter- Guerin Rife 2-Bar CloneBag- Cougar Hydro III Carry Bag


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Yeah...I'm thinking it would be a difficult transition (learning distances) for someone accustomed to playing a more traditional set. --LBB
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Bag: Bagboy NXO Revolver
Driver: Dymo STR8-FIT Tour 9.5
3w: Nike T405w: Nike T40Irons: Mizuno MP-33 3-PWSW: Nike SV Tour Black Satin 56/10LW: Nike SV Tour Black Satin 60/06Ball: Nike TA2/SPN

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