beast44k

I work at a sign/banner shop, decals would be easy to make.

Yeah, I hate throwing money at a problem, but we're in the Obama administration...LOL!!! (That was merely a joke, I did vote for him) I talked to a shop pro last night, and he kinda agreed with me, the r7's are a light club and that a heavier head might help. He also suggest to come back, when I had some time, and do some test swings to check if my clubs just need adjusted to my stance/swing. I understand there is no fix all, but it all started when I bought a new driver and altered how I swing one, I think those changes carried over to my normal swing.

My old set was reg stiffness too, but I sold them to help finance the new ones. I found I can hit the 3 & 4 hybrids a lot better than my 3 & 4 irons, that's what makes me believe a heavier iron would help straighten my swing.

Picked up some TaylorMade r7 irons and can't keep them shooting straight....yes, I know it's me. They are regular shaft and my woods are stiff. I don't have a fast swing, but use a lot of arm strength, which I feel, makes my shots off target. I have a tendency to hit my irons left, my question is, would a stiffer shaft or a heavier head help my swing???

There's no question, they're both good.

Just got back into golf, and got some r7 clubs and 07 Burner driver a couple weeks ago. Went to a new course and played nine. Quite a few mistakes, but left pleased with my drives and mid game. Need to get the short game fixed, putting wan't horrible, just need to be closer to the pin to keep them manageable.

Nice drive on a par 5, easy iron distance, but rolled just off green, chipped on.....proceeded to 3 put. Should've been a birdie if my chip wasn't a clunker.

Signmaker in Indy