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I'm not quite sure this makes sense. Just because one shaft feels better on a certain club doesn't mean that it will feel just as good on a different club. I think a range session is in order for you, but I don't think that having a shaft longer than stock (assuming that you are of normal height), will be any kind of positive on that club. That's more of a long drive mentality. Side note: swing weights are a thing, and if you mess with them, they can mess with you.
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Well, it’s a difference of 3/4”. If you like how it feels and hit it well...If it feels odd you could always grip down a bit. Otherwise just have at it! -
By pganapathy · Posted
A suggestion but this would require you to have somebody you trust as a caddie. When you ask for a 4 or 6 iron, they would give you a 5 iron and you wouldn't check the number at the bottom of the club. It seems entirely psychological to me and after a few rounds you should be OK. The other option is to go to a range and just hit a couple of hundred balls with the 5 iron only. Nothing else. Hopefully muscle memory will improve the strike -
Day 177 Mevo arrived today! Last few UPS delivery attempts have been delayed by local demonstrations, so I wasn't sure it was going to come in today or not. I kind of jumped right into setting it up and swinging. I was hitting with my 7-iron and was getting some really bizarre carry and spin numbers - like 190-200 yards carry and 2300 rpm. Then I realized that the I had driver selected for the club, which must have been influencing the algorithm. Once I switched to 7-iron, the numbers seemed to align pretty well with what I see on the launch monitor in my lessons - 160-165 carry, 6000-7000 rpm. Now I just need to start figuring out the best way to use the Mevo for practice.
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