SvingIt

Taylormade had the Aeroburner mini driver that was 253cc. The only mini driver I have owned. It was a hot beast.

I agree.

I heard from my clubmaker that the GT280 will cost around $589 / £470.

Yes I have 2* weaker loft on my irons. Because I love traditional lofts and I hit it equal distance with 36*, but with more spin.

I have the exact same thought after I tested a Mavrik 7 iron (27*) and hit it 22-25 yds longer carry compared to my JPX 919 Tour 7 iron (36*). After I started to think if I should get the 4 iron (18*) in Mavrik as my driving iron. Because those things was so easy to launch and swing with no effort.

Got some information from another forum. They are the Mark 1 and came out about 1978, they were towards the top end of Slazengers's range at the time. There is a Mark 2, 3 and 4, but the design got worse for every version after Mark 1.

Yeah I know. Will try to find it on ebay later.

Anyone that has information about these irons. I bought them on eBay. The 9 iron is missing. Only thing I know is that the shafts are True Temper Kinetic Regular Flex Steel Shaft. What year are they from 1970-80? Loft?

This year I did 3 fittings for woods, irons and wedges. This is what I will game this season. Driver: Titleist TS3 9,5 (8,75) deg with Hzrdus Smoke Black 60 6.0 Spoon: Titleist TS3 15 deg with Hzrdus Smoke Black 70 6.0 Hybrid: Titleist TS3 19 deg with Hzrdus Smoke Black 80 6.0 Irons: Mizuno JPX 919 Tour (lie: -1 deg) with KBS Tour $-taper 120 (Black) stiff Wedges: Callaway MD5 Jaws 52 (51), 56 (55), 60 deg with KBS Tour stiff. All wedges is has -2 deg lie and 52 and 56 is 1 deg strong. Putter: Taylormade SpiderX with KBS CT-Tour Putter

Thanks for all the answers. I has booked another practice session this saturday. I will try to make a video with my swing and post it here.

They are fitted well for me. I didn't have this prob,em at the fitting. But then I didn't carry the ball 164 yds as I do now. My ball flight is good and the aim is nothing wrong with. I thinking it's a swing technique thing. I do have higher hands at impact. When I adress the club behind the ball its sits perfect on the ground. More middle of sole than toe or heel.

Past weekend I had a training session in GC Quad simulator at my local golf store. Took some photos of my club data. Only thing that I think stands out is the toe down with 6-10 deg at impact. First thought is that my golf shoes (Adidas Tour 360 XT with spikes) makes me stand taller over the ball compared to other golf shose I have owned. But it can't be that simple answer. Second thing is my hands are higher at impact than at adress. I don't have much of a dispersion problems. My Accuracy is fine most of the time. What can be the cause of that tow down at impact? I have attached the photos of my 7, 8, 9 and pw. Carry distance with each club for the session. i7 = 150 meter (164 yds). i8 = 139 meter (152 yds). i9 = 132 meter (144 yds). Pw = 122 meter (133 yds).

Yes I have. I wanted a club that is more of a blade but with some level of forgivness. The fitter handed me the 919 Tour as the first club to test in the fitting process. After just a few shots I said that this club is what I wanted. I di hit a few more clubs, but none of them felt as great and soft at impact like the 919 Tour. Tested a few shaft options and ended up with the KBS Tour $-taper 120 (stiff). Have played a few shafts like DG S300, S400, KBS Tour C-taper 105. All of them felt dead. KBS Tour 4-taper felt active and responsive. Could feel the load/unload in my swing. So Im very happy with my custom fitting. season 2020 will be a great season.

Yesterday's I had my second fitting at @dormygolf. This time for wedges and utility iron. Tested a few wedges like Mizuno T20, TaylorMade and Callaway MD5 Jaws.The wedges that I found fitted me best was the Callaway MD5 Jaws. Soft feel at impact and hi spin numbers. The T20 felt harsh. TaylorMade felt soft but had Lowe spin numbers. The Utility iron fittingI tested Srixon, Titleist, TaylorMade. All of them felt harsh at ball impact and heavy. The fitter put a Titleist TS3 19 deg hybrid in my hands. The feel was better but still harder then other hybrids I had gamed. It was more feel of a Spec hybrid, which I liked. Got 6 mph higher club speed compared to the Utility irons. Almost all shots was a fade. I felt like it was harder to draw with this hybrid compared to others which i liked.In the end I ended upp with this.Wedges: Callaway MD5 Jaws (51, 55, 60) with DG Tour Issue Wedge S200 shafts.Hybrid: Titleist TS3 19 deg with Hzrdus Smoke Black 6.0 80 Shaft.Before I went home I ordered my new Mizuno 919 tour irons (5-Pw) with KBS $-taper 120 (black) shafts.

Here is some more images from my Trackman report I got. I have attached the report as an PDF for you to download if you are interesting in numbers. All shots is hit with a 7 iron. The purple is the JPX 919 Tour. Last one the "7iron" is my current clubs. Wilson Staff Pi5. my_custom_fitting_svingit.pdf