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Hitting my irons perfect, but 5-10 yards right of the pin everytime. Fitting question?


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Hey guys

Just bought myself a new set of Callaway irons last Wednesday. I have been hitting the cover off the ball. Getting the best loft/distance i've ever gotten out of irons. Ball travels completely straight. When I purchased them I was between .5 - 1.5 degrees off on my fitment test on the sole of the club. The pro told me to play a few rounds with them, bring them back after im used to them and see if any changes need to be made. My question is, is the degree adjustment going to straighten out my shot or is it likely something else? Feet/shoulders are completely square.


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first question, have you setup a line target at flags on the range and made sure you dont just naturally push it or your alignment is off?


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didnt have the issue until I switched irons, so thats what leads me to believe its something to do with the irons? Dont have the issue with any of the other clubs


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Originally Posted by joem1cha3l

didnt have the issue until I switched irons, so thats what leads me to believe its something to do with the irons? Dont have the issue with any of the other clubs

You should work on your 20 foot putts with all those GIRs you're getting.

Mizuno MP600 driver, Cleveland '09 Launcher 3-wood, Callaway FTiz 18 degree hybrid, Cleveland TA1 3-9, Scratch SS8620 47, 53, 58, Cleveland Classic 2 mid-mallet, Bridgestone B330S, Sun Mountain four5.


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change nothing.... but aim 5-10 yards left of pin everytime. BINGO - pro golf strategy

trust me, i'm a pro golfer

on a more serious note-probably should get the lies fitted so they are perfect at impact - this will just make things easier for you in terms of strike. But even more seriously - the first sentence is correct.


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Originally Posted by joem1cha3l

Hey guys

Just bought myself a new set of Callaway irons last Wednesday. I have been hitting the cover off the ball. Getting the best loft/distance i've ever gotten out of irons. Ball travels completely straight. When I purchased them I was between .5 - 1.5 degrees off on my fitment test on the sole of the club. The pro told me to play a few rounds with them, bring them back after im used to them and see if any changes need to be made. My question is, is the degree adjustment going to straighten out my shot or is it likely something else? Feet/shoulders are completely square.


If you didn't have the problem before it has to be the irons.

And you won't rest until you find out.


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