How long does it take...

[iWALK18]

To get used to new irons? Yes I realize this "depends", I'm just wondering what your experiences have been.

I've had mine for about 4 rounds and a dozen practice sessions. I really like them, much more than my old irons, but checking my stats I'm not playing as well with them. I've only hit 21% of GIR, compared to 38% last year with my old irons. Its still early though...

[ScottyCameron]

To get used to new irons? Yes I realize this "depends", I'm just wondering what your experiences have been.

Is probably still too early. Since your sig has you playing cci forged (I am assuming those are your new irons) here are a couple of reasons for a longer adjustment time. 1) if you played cast before, you could be getting used to the forged feel. 2) if you played G1 irons before and switched to players irons. 3) if the clubs have a different shaft with a different weight or stiffness.

Dont give up on those new clubs. You will get used to them eventually and hit better.

[iWALK18]

Is probably still too early. Since your sig has you playing cci forged (I am assuming those are your new irons) here are a couple of reasons for a longer adjustment time. 1) if you played cast before, you could be getting used to the forged feel. 2) if you played G1 irons before and switched to players irons. 3) if the clubs have a different shaft with a different weight or stiffness.

You are correct on all three of your points! Nice guesses. Oh yeah I'm not giving up! I have not even played enough with them to really know exactly what every club's yardage is yet. I can tell the upside is worth the struggles though, the good shots are SO good. I have changed every club in my bag except the driver since last year in an effort to improve, and I'm just wondering what other people's experiences are with settling into a new set.

[ScottyCameron]

You are correct on all three of your points! Nice guesses.

LOL! I just threw out some ideas and it happened to be exactly your situation. Good luck!

[Dub]

If they are properly fitted to you, then the process of acclimation shouldn't take too long. Trying to hit too stiff of a shaft or other "poor-fit" factors may take so long that you give up.

I've had mine for around a dozen rounds now and am pretty well used to them.

[wedge player]

To get used to new irons? Yes I realize this "depends", I'm just wondering what your experiences have been.

its differanat for everyone,i shot my carrer first time out with mine,but the set i had before them i had for like 2 monthes and never got used to them.

[Drive For Show Putt For Dough]

Well, it took me about 4 months, but i'm guessing it won't take you that long. I switched from graphite irons to steel. For me it took a lot of getting used to.

[ttcup]

I just switch to Nike from Titleist. Took me 3 days to get used to. Damn they feel the same. same ball flight and distance too .

[Danattherock]

Some good info before me here. My thoughts are to be sure they are fitted to your properly. Also, the flex of the shaft compared to what you had in the older irons. Big variables here.

[Razz11]

As said above I think it's different from situation to situation. When I got my new putter and new wedges I played better the first time out. New drivers take me a while on the range. The last iron switch I had was from graphite to steel and from an older set to a new GI iron. They felt better right off the bat, but I think my scores suffered for about 4-5 rounds before I hit them enough on the range to figure everything out. My new irons should be coming in early next week and I hope the switch doesn't take too long. I am also going from some cast GI irons to some forged player's cavities, so I hope it works out for the better in the end. Who knows, it may be better right away for me because these are the first clubs I have ever been fitted for! Good luck and hang in there!