bending irons 2 degrees strong

Clear editor. But there is a lot more to it than that. By adding loft, those golfers achieve more ideal launch conditions, which means they carry shots farther and stop the ball faster on the green. The reason this happens has to do with an irons center of gravity (COG), because when you lower an irons COG you add a lot of potential height to a golf shot. Reduce the loft & you reduce the bounce which, on the longer clubs, is quite small anyway. Novak has finished 11th after the first round in Hawaii, fifth at Torrey Pines and in the top-30 at Pebble Beach and at the Honda. Each one of those sees him rightly disputing the market number one, but Im not sure I can get involved at around 20-25-to-one with any of the favourites, even if they hold excellent claims. Humans think theyre logical but when it comes down to it (when the wallet hits the counter), they are controlled by feelings, who they wish they could play like and what company has qualities that match their identity. Its ball speed not loft that is increasing distance. Adjusting 2 degrees strong will kill the bounce of your irons. Lynx Black Cat irons were set this way, so I had to have the 5 iron bent 2*, the 6 iron 1.5, the 7 iron 1.0 and the 8 iron .5 (this was my experimental set). Low bounce irons can become more digging prone from this change. So you bend them 1 degree strong, bounce follows it by a degree. Hi Greyson, Bending your irons strong will reduce the bounce of the club. And yes it is common to not have an iron longer than 6 or 5 for some of these guys because they carry them all the same distance, and then hybrids come into play. This could cause them to dig at impact, and no one wants that. It was suggested that I would bring my launch and spin down a bit with making my irons 1-2 stronger. Please contact Patrick Gallagher at 800-437-1314 or email patrick@mitchellgolf.com. If you want to simply hit the ball further, find an iron that launches really high and spins really low, you will knuckle ball the shot a long ways, but odds are you will not be able to control yardages or stop the ball under most conditions. T200 loft and lie adjustment - Club Fitting - Team Titleist Seriously. I use Ping I Blades and Ping have a 'power spec' on their website for these where the lofts can be bent to and still retain playabilty. As long as the spin rate is acceptable, the new irons, because of their lower center of gravity, are going to produce more speed off the face (due to the lower loft and lower COG) and more distance. Adams A12 19 - Fuji HB 80X, PXG 0311X 4 - HZRDUS Red 105 X About time someone who knows what theyre talking about said what the the real deal is with loft and modern clubs. Even with the knowledge of club bending and its importance on your play, there are a lot of misconceptions about what can and cant be done with a clubs loft and lie. If you're after a driving iron, I would expect you to use it off the tee for the most part. Machines with fixed measuring gauges will not be accurate when measuring clubs with offset, progressive offset, or face progression hosel positions. The ball came out much higher and shorter, just like you would expect from a 63*. Hi! The speed of putts is crucial. What I havent seen mentioned is that iron shafts have changed a great deal and offer more low kick (higher launch/spin) options to be able to match with those lofts. Then if your wedge gaps are off you might tweak them a degree. What amazes me the most is how many golfers will continually spend thousands of dollars on golf equipment but never take the initiative to change those fundamental things that will help them really improve their skills and abilities.

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