TexasSR

I have been using the non-GPS versions of Intelligolf for years. I use it for bets and statistical tracking. I use the Palm vesion on a Sony Clie. I have a separate GPS if I need a yardage.

I have not hit any of the ones you are considering. However, I made the move to the Ping i10s from the MP32s mid April and my index has dropped from 5.6 to 2.3 in that time. The feel coming from forged irons and the little added offset took a little getting used to but I could not be happier with the way these clubs perform! BTW, I got the AWT shafts. Even the guys I play with regularly comment on how the ball reacts coming off the club by comparison.

Follow up. Tried an earlier wrist cock or hinge, whatever you want to call it (back on itself) and really, really hit the irons solid the last two days. Added a club in length and did not hit one bad shot doing it either day. Now if I could only find a like secret for my short game (chipping and putting) I would really be dangerous. LOL

I think it is a good step in the right direction. Right now, a shorter hitter who depends on accuracy can no longer compete at the Pro level. Guys who won 20 or more career victories while being shorter, accurate hitters wouldn't stand a chance to have careers like that today. What I don't like are the way the Rule phases in for various levels, leading to a "bifurcation" of the Rules. One of the nice things about Golf is that all play under the exact same Rules. Now, you can choose to do so but at the lower levels it might put one at a competitive disadvantage.

I will have to try an earlier wrist cock. My problems seem to arise when I get quick, fail to complete the wrist cock, and swing "all arms".

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