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Davie81

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  1. Sorry you’re correct with 1.25. Yeah that’s a good idea too about getting them tweaked if need be.
  2. I currently have Wilson Staff D9 forged irons which I enjoy but like many of us, I’ve been checking out the Takomo irons and I’m thinking about switching but obviously there’s no custom fitting centres etc. I'm trying to work out what my spec would be and hoping some of you wonderful people could help. Going by the Wilson site, the standard shaft length of the 7i is 37.25 and the lie angle is 62. The Takomo 7i is 37 and the lie is 62.5. When I was fitted for the Wilson’s, I was told I’m +1 and 1 degree upright. Am i correct in saying I just need to work out the difference in the figures eg in the Takomo I’d be 1.75 longer and 0.5 upright or would it not matter with only being .25 difference in standard length and .5 in lie?
  3. The 5 wood is something I’m thinking about actually
  4. Just went back to a titleist players 4 stand bag for the first time in years. I previously had a full 14 divider cart bag which kept the shafts separate and didn’t tangle etc. Is there a chance that the steel iron shafts will scratch up more in the stand bag being against each other when walking on the course and is this completely normal/to be expected for a stand bag? Noticed my putter shaft has a couple of new scratches and I want to keep my clubs as good condition as possible. The putter was kept in the top along with driver, 3w and hybrid but was a bit of a tight fit
  5. I’m hitting my 3w about 240 and the 22 degree around 215-220. The 19 is so hit and miss that sometimes I’ll hit it 225 and then other times 200.
  6. I’m currently playing off 6 and my bag goes from driver, 3w, 19 degree and 22 degree hybrids then 5i down. Is there any point in having the 19 degree in the bag? I’ve always found it a love or hate club and not sure whether to keep it in there.
  7. I’m going to do a trade in to get some money off the new driver
  8. Currently looking to upgrade my cobra speedzone driver which currently has the HZRDUS smoke yellow stiff shaft in it with 60g, 3.5 torque and low spin spec. I’ve found a good deal on both the cobra ltdx and Aerojet models but I’m unsure which of the following shafts are similar…. Mitsubishi kai’li blue HZRDUS smoke im10 Tensai av raw white Any thoughts or help would be appreciated.
  9. Thanks, I can’t feel anything when I run my nail over it etc so assuming I’d feel if it was flaking off.
  10. Just noticed on the back of my 9i, there’s some strange markings. Can’t feel anything if I run my finger over it. Any idea what can cause this? Wasn’t sure if it’s just cosmetic bag chatter?
  11. I wouldn’t bother sending it back but I’d just like peace of mind that the clubs ok and it’s just a factory scuff etc.
  12. Yeah they’re lovely irons! I’m assuming that marks just been a blemish and it’s nothing to worry about or peeling like you say.
  13. That’s what I’m hoping to do. Just wondered if there’s any reason or explanation what it could be?
  14. Got my new irons (Wilson d9 forged) and had the first round yesterday with them. Noticed after there’s a weird light coloured mark on the corner of my pw face. Anyone know what this could be and if it’s just cosmetic? It doesn’t seem to want to wipe off. Wasn’t sure if it’s just a mark from the factory bending the lie angle etc?
  15. That makes a bit more sense. Sorry if this is a dumb question but what’s the difference between lengthening a club and a standard length?
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