Milwaukeeguy
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I currently have stock cleveland TT stiff shafts, and they are shown as a "high launch" shaft in the cleveland catalog.
As I have increased my clubhead speed with some lessons and practice, I'm seeing higher ballflights that I would like, and I'd like to be able to flight my scoring irons a little lower (when I tried to flight them lower with technique, I'd describe the flight as "medium".)
If I went to a similar weight, low launching shaft (DG SL maybe?), how much impact would it really make? Would the difference be subtle, or is it something that will jump out at me right away?
Generally speaking, all things being relatively equal, how much launch angle would be reduced by going to a low launch iron shaft vs a high launch iron shaft? I know it will vary greatly based upon user, clubhead, technique, etc. I'm just trying to get a handle on a possible equipment upgrade vs trying to lower my launch with just technique changes.
Thanks!
As I have increased my clubhead speed with some lessons and practice, I'm seeing higher ballflights that I would like, and I'd like to be able to flight my scoring irons a little lower (when I tried to flight them lower with technique, I'd describe the flight as "medium".)
If I went to a similar weight, low launching shaft (DG SL maybe?), how much impact would it really make? Would the difference be subtle, or is it something that will jump out at me right away?
Generally speaking, all things being relatively equal, how much launch angle would be reduced by going to a low launch iron shaft vs a high launch iron shaft? I know it will vary greatly based upon user, clubhead, technique, etc. I'm just trying to get a handle on a possible equipment upgrade vs trying to lower my launch with just technique changes.
Thanks!