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being able to do that personally would be AWESOME lolI keep saying that I would love to see a solid comparison of these two sets of irons.
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being able to do that personally would be AWESOME lolI keep saying that I would love to see a solid comparison of these two sets of irons.
Oh, hi.being able to do that personally would be AWESOME lol
I think they come close. There have been a few balls recently that claim to have the low driver spin, distance, etc. coupled with high short game spin. I think the CT's take that with feel and bring it home with the downrange dispersion. Love the Limit3d irons both the look at the tech. I wonder if there weren't finish questions with the Ti Fusions, if they would be the number 1 pick for a lot of folks on this thread. I hit both the Limit3d and Fusions at demo days, and the Fusions were unlike nothing else I've hit before. Now, the Cobra's, felt great and not at all what I'd expect from a 3d printed iron, which could be considered a good thing for people.I mean, it HAS to be the LIMIT3D irons by a mile. It's completely groundbreaking and will change iron design moving forward.
The only thing close might be the Odyssey AI inserts.
Chrome Tour's, while they have been phenomenal, aren't groundbreaking per se. They aren't out there changing the game of the golf ball market at least I don't believe.
The limit3ds will change how every company looks at making irons. It’s an astronomically different process, and as 3D printing moves forward and becomes more economical, that is the direction many will look to move towards. The production time and precision you can get with it is completely unmatched.I think they come close. There have been a few balls recently that claim to have the low driver spin, distance, etc. coupled with high short game spin. I think the CT's take that with feel and bring it home with the downrange dispersion. Love the Limit3d irons both the look at the tech. I wonder if there weren't finish questions with the Ti Fusions, if they would be the number 1 pick for a lot of folks on this thread. I hit both the Limit3d and Fusions at demo days, and the Fusions were unlike nothing else I've hit before. Now, the Cobra's, felt great and not at all what I'd expect from a 3d printed iron, which could be considered a good thing for people.
I wonder if it’s because so many of the loved 2024 products are incremental improvements of the previous generation of the design? Look at how little buzz and excitement there was around the Qi10. It was a difficult to be excited by a stealth 3 with a new name and color scheme. The #1 ranked male and female golfers in the world both play Qi10 drivers and there is almost no hype or excitement for the club.I'm surprised this thread doesn't have more pages already. Lot of new gear out there this year and we've seen on other threads how good the products are and how much some of us really love them.
lol I said personallyOh, hi.