LennyBoy7i

try setting it to nutral upright, then setting it a bit closed , the line next to NU. This should add to some loft to the club apparently and setting it closed a bit should look more like you used to, I havn't fooled around with it much myself. Also, not to be the barrer of bad news, but I believe TM doesn't sell R9 shaft, because they're "intentions were not for the R9 to be a shaft swaping club".

If you want to get those yards back go for 09 burners......the lofts are really strong. Burner plus irons have huge soles on them aswell, kinda hard to look at if you ask me, but maybe you don't mind that. 09's have a more compacted look ,(compared to the plus) with a ton of forgivness. That would be my choice...... Also, for the hybrids, you could just purchase the set 5-PW....

A footjoy sci-flex glove........

Cobra S.91 pro........ What a beauty...

I need one. Can't stand playing with out one......... I get a blister on the inside of my index finger from locking up and the club stay in your hand easier......

Nice deal for sure. and just a question, but.........why at a 32 handicap, would you play The Prototypes?? Strange, no ?.....

Off-set is too much, agreed. I will just stick with my 5's for now, concidering i10's just to have a sceond set but I personally don't like the 15's compared to the 5's I play, or the 10's.

If you like a flashy look, but what I meant was that the 10's have a smaller , blade type of look.......

i15's are beauties. With my job, I had a chance to hit them before they came out. I didn't find the 15's or the 10's felt much different from my 5's. I really liked the smaller look of the 10's but as per feel, pretty much the same. The 15's seem to have gone back to the bigger look of the 5's, but more of a progression set. None the less , they are all sweet but the 10's still have them all when it comes to looks.......

I have bent my i5's one degree flat, because I tend to hold my hands a little low....... and like the poster above said make sure you have someone do it , that knows what they are doing..... I have seen quite a few cast irons break if they need to be bent over 2 degrees, forged can usally be bent anywhere. It's best to really go through a fitting, with a certified fitter...

Tiger, he's almost perfected the game..

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