SamGray

Are they forged?

Shouldn't the I25's be out soon? So those should go on sale

Anything helps!

Hello people of the sand trap! I am looking to get a new set of irons over the "off season" (I play all year so I don't really have an off season

Couldn't agree more. Listen to the wise words of Mr.Tiger. He is a genius when it comes to clubs!

Bingo! Thanks for clearing that up!

I didn't put putter on purpose. Can put with 4 wood or long iron

1. 56 degree 2. 7 iron 3. 4 wood 4. 52 degree 5. 3 iron 6. 5 iron 7. 9 iron 8. 8 iron 9. 60 degree 10. 46 degree

He asked why I didnt hit the ball 300

Im not seeing an instructor. I am also short so that hurts.

Not exactly... but thanks for the sarcastic response. I have heard that it gets more difficult as time goes on. Maybe if you saw my shoulder turn you would understand...

Quote: My last driver was 10.5, and I hit it way too high and it was hurting my distance. This one is a 9.5. I tried to set it slightly higher and was slicing badly and hitting it too high. I actually ended up setting it down one setting and I hit the ball much straighter and even though it isn't real high it is going a lot further. Maybe I should find more medium ground combining that distance with a little more air to let it carry more but for now I am happy with staying on the fairway and being a decent distance. I really don't think it's my club, I think it's me. For one, I am 6'-2" and about 180 pounds so I'm not exactly one to muscle the ball up there. Furthermore, I am still learning my swing to stay straight so I really don't put a lot of effort into swinging too hard because I am trying to focus on hitting it straight consistently. I'm hoping that once I have played a little longer with this driver and feel comfortable hitting it straight without trying, I can do some stuff to try and get a little harder swing and add some distance. I think it is the opposite. Im 5'8" 135 and I can muscle it out there about 275 with a 7.5 degree driver. Im also in high school so i can make a huge shoulder turn which can make me inconsistent but that is besides the point.

Im also 15 years old. 145 pounds and 5'7

Driver: 280 3 wood: 260 Hybrid: 235 3 Iron: 210 4 iron: 199 5 iron: 185 6 iron: 175 7 iron: 160 8 iron:148 9 iron: 135 46 degree: 125 52 degree: 110 60 degree: 90 Putter: 50 if i hit it as hard as I possibly can

I have a very similar setup except i have a hybrid rather than a 5 wood. Just skip the 5 iron! Thats what i do and it works great

This is my new dilema. I Have my driver at 7.5 and my 3 wood at 15 now. I finished with a 52 and 60 degree wedge. WHat about adding a 56 and dropping my 5 iron?

Final setup is Driver: 8 degree 4 wood: 16 degree 2 hybrid: 18 degree 3-9 iron PW: 46 Degree Gap Wedge: 50 Degree Lob Wedge: 60 Degree

Yeah I like the Idea of alternating clubs by course. But I also need to get a new 3 wood because now it only goes a few yards further than my hybrid

Yeah I think that I will have my driver long enough that I probably wont sell it but I think thats a great point

WHere do i get a clearcoat finish?

Dont have a pic but it almost looked like he had letters cut out and taped on but it is okay for weather so i dont think its taped

His wasnt either of those though!

I played today with a guy with a custom shaft. He said his brother did it. It has his name on it and i dont know how to do that! An yideas on how i could do that?

I dont have a 58?

Played it today and just took out the 60