kris0708

Hey, i said sorry and acknowledged my mistake but when you drag things along with what you said in the quote i am not going to back down. I just don't like the low blow you gave when you said "Funny, that's what the pros on the US PGA tour play." This is unacceptable behavior for a site like this. I expected more from people and not for everyone to act like children about the issue as soon as i told what i had disliked.

I don't the kind of people like you leek, that rub others mistakes in there faces and drag it along with below the belt punches.

When i went in to a golf town i tried out the taylormade r7 and the taylormade r7 forged irons. A forged iron is a hell of a lot harder to hit. I am not the best player in the world so i had to work harder to get crisp, clean contact with the ball all the time. I did not hit the ball as far with the forged clubs. A cast club is a lot easier to hit than a forged club. In the August 2007 issue of Golf Digest they did a what's in my bag segment with Paul Casey and he said, "I like the classic look of these Nike Forged Blades. You can't beat the feedback of a blade, but if i didn't play so much i wouldn't use them."

I was just wondering which iron shafts people play so when i get custom fit, i will be able to narrow choices.

I was just wondering whose playing what iron because i am looking a purchasing a set of irons.

Sorry, my mistake. I only look at N.A. clubs because that is where i am from. I am not educated on foreign equipment because i don't see them at all.

People sell fakes to get money. This club was probably faked by someone to create hype. By the way, i am still looking for that credible Taylormade site.

If you want to prove me wrong about my fake accusation, get a more credible source; for example, a Legit Taylormade website perhaps.

I would go with the Titleist NXT Tour because it feels just like the Pro V1 but is a hell of a lot cheaper.

The shaft ain't bad, but there is better shafts out there for you. This shaft just decreases the ovaling of the club though impact due to the larger clubheads. Getting a better shaft depends on your perfered trajectory, for example i bought the stiff ProForce V2 75g shaft because it had a high kick point, allowing a more boaring trajectory. But if you want a higher trajectory got for a middle or low kick point in the shaft.

The first R7 Forged link you gave, that club is fake.

sorry 'bout that, my best bet would be to go to some odd golf store and ask a professional that reshafts, regrips clubs, etc. that same question.

I just got fitted to some r7 irons yesterday and when you got the stats about yourself they were exactly like mine. I am 6' 2", 230, have 37" wrist to floor. I went to get fitted and i need +1" to my shafts and 2 degrees upright. I was supposed to be 2.25 degrees upright but when you get a shaft extension, the clubs lie angle also changes. A longer shaft increases lie angle and a shorter one decreases. The 1" added to the shafts equated to about .25 degrees of lie angle increase. I went with the 6.0 Project X shafts.

Logically, i think the .355 tip would not be able to fit a .350 driver because the tip is to large. Don't think about thinning the tip because that would only cause loss of integrity of the shaft.

Sorry to break your heart about the 2 iron, but unless you are a scratch golfer and can hit the same exact spot more than 3 times, you should not be using a 2 iron. It would actually hurt your game. Think about hitting the 2 iron vs the hybrid out of the rough. You should trust your fathers judgment. Also there is more PGA pros not using a 2 iron vs a hybrid.