Dr Hook

So I snipped a half inch off the SL290 and put a longer VDR grip on so I can choke down further and it has made a difference in control. They said it was ok to trim a half inch off the butt, add a little grip tape and go from there. Seems to work better and havent hit any sprayers yet.

No you don't or you would practice what you preach. Don't shoot someone's opinion down and turn around and try to play the victim. Man up and own your mistake.

Everything you just explained pretty much validates my answer.....TO STAY IN THE FAIRWAY. LOL

First, learn how to read, second it will ruin the balance and flex of the Miyazaki C Kua shaft which was specifically designed for this club head. Cleveland will tell you not to do it from butt or tip. SMH lol

The last time I had my index checked I was around a 12 back in 98' but the 25 I put was just a number. Just getting back into the game after a 2 year haietus.

I tried the biocell and didn't like it. I suppose if I put a blueboard in it that might change my mind but I actually recently just went back to the SL290 as I had one back in 11' I loved. I hate it when you sell something that works fine the first time. lol. Cool there was a brand new one with headcover on the bay for like 60 bones.

Sometimes I bag 15 or 16 when I'm just goofing around or not in competition just to experiment. 3 clubs in my bag I don't use much are 5 hybrid, 4 iron and lob wedge. If it came down to it I would ditch the 5 hybrid and lob wedge because I like the long irons in my set, especially the 5 and 6. For whatever reason I don't ever get the correct yardage to justify using the 4 although I do hit it well.

Drivers are getti g longer and longer. I think the average driver nowadays is about 46" which is crazy. Mine is 45.75" an older Cleveland launcher sl290 with a sweet Miyazaki shaft. I don't want to snip an inch off the shaft because it will ruin the flex and balance of the club. I hit it just fine and sometimes really get a hold of it and get it out there 300 yards. My 3 wood is the oldest club in the bag and cheapest. An old walmart maxfli but I'm dead center every time. It's 43" and the perfect kick for my swing. Why upgrade when I'm in the fairway every time..

3 wood is more forgiving. Why do you think pros use it on many narrow par 4s?? To hit the fairways. Shorter shaft, less kick, you can hit down on it like all your other clubs and it normally stays on line.

They won't be unseating my C100s anytime soon. Too much offset but they would make a great set for a beginner or high capper. They do look sweet with the red and the plastic topline though. I might keep em for a backup set or just sell em on the bay.

So my brother bought an old abandoned storage unit at auction and he found a box of Cobra S9 irons in graphite reg flex still in the plastic and in the original box. These have never been gamed. Has anyone had any experience with these irons?? They were released in 08' I believe.

Thankfully I haven't had those issues with mine. In fact my A12OS 3 and 4 hybrids are soo fun to hit and, for my swing, the easiest hybrids I've ever hit. I mean the ball just jumps off the face of these sweet hybrids. Yeah it could be a shaft issue. I have the pro launch blues in R flex and really they feel almost exactly the same as stiff.

No there's not much of a difference at all between the 2. Both sets are light, have humongous heads and top lines and a boat load of offset. Both are SGI irons. If I were you I'd go with the C100's instead. Much higher quality, they look better with less offset and that black pvd plating just pops. Aside from that is performace. The C's out perform the D line across the board in every category except for maybe 3 or 4 yards of distance. But for easy to hit playibility with better feel you need the C100 irons my man.

No.....13 is what it is if you did it right regardless of course. Factor in 5 rounds, slope rating etc....and configure it that way. That's great progress for a year though. It takes some of us decades just to break 90.

Well yesterday I bought a new set of Wilson Staff C-100 irons 4-GW with Aldila RIP Phenom shafts. I scored them for $300.00 from my neighbor who is going through a divorce. He was desperate and they were soo easy to hit I couldn't pass it up.

No prob Spicoli. Put the hippie lettuce down and give good swing advice. I'm just getting into th egame and I stink I admit that much but it feels soo good when I crunch one right down the pipe.

Oh I'm using a 4 i[quote name="mvmac" url="/t/79896/are-c100-irons-4-gw-too-advanced-for-me#post_1103767"] Not at all, hope you enjoy your new irons. [/quote]Thank you MVMAC. They feel like butter soo far. The ball just seems to explode off of the face upon impact with a nice high and straight ball flight.

Well I apologize then I thought you guys were making fun of me because I stink and am new. :-(

Oh I'm using a 4 iron pot head. What makes you think I wouldn't?? I can stripe a 4 iron 210 yards Spicoli.

Excellent advice Mark Shuman but I've already bought them. I was positively crunching that 6 and 7 iron yesterday.

Those J15 CB's have me drooling. Sweet ass looking set of stix.

Go Adams but get some A12OS or CB3's. Those Nike slingshot irons were some of the worst ever produced in the history of golf.

I think they stank dog. Like poop. I had some when I first started then finally switched to a quality rand in Hippo. Now I have Wilson Staff c100's.

Those Taylor Made ATV wedges with KBS shafts are really nice. I picked up a 54* and 58* and they work well for me and I'm just a beginner.

Thanks a lot mvmack. I did some research and I guess if it says Wilson Staff it is the better version of the plain Wilson name. So I guess I'll get them.