I'm not usually a fan of black irons but I like the looks of these.
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These are pretty impressive. If they follow the suit the new driver follows, these are going to be a very solid iron for a lot of people.
I guess they are trying to keep up with Callaway and some others with the lofts.... Now they can claim their irons are two clubs longer and people will believe it without compairing lofts.I love black irons. I love Cleveland golf. These have my attention and I would definitely love some time with these.
Wow those lofts are strong though.
I guess they are trying to keep up with Callaway and some others with the lofts.... Now they can claim their irons are two clubs longer and people will believe it without compairing lofts.
Then don't stamp a 5 on what's really a 4 iron.... When you have an iron that's the length and loft of a 4 iron it should be stamped with a 4 not a 5.... Just a pet peeve of mineLoft is only a small part of the distance equation. For many of these irons, lowering loft is necessary due to the weighting that produces an incredibly high ball flight. Distance is merely a byproduct of that measure. Failure to lower loft in some of these larger profiled irons, would result in the ball ballooning and going nowhere by comparison.
Then don't stamp a 5 on what's really a 4 iron.... When you have an iron that's the length and loft of a 4 iron it should be stamped with a 4 not a 5.... Just a pet peeve of mine
I like the look of these irons and have always enjoyed Cleveland products...is the 6° gap between the wedges a little higher than normal?
Launch is what matters, though. If I normally hit my 9 iron 130, and then pick up one of these 9 irons that has CG and other characteristics to induce a much higher launch, and as a result I hit a shot that goes 115 yards and a mile high and plugs into the fairway, I am not going to find much solace in the idea that it's got the "appropriate amount of loft."Then don't stamp a 5 on what's really a 4 iron.... When you have an iron that's the length and loft of a 4 iron it should be stamped with a 4 not a 5.... Just a pet peeve of mine
How much do you notice the iron # on the face of the club at set up? I think that's the only thing I don't like about them
How much do you notice the iron # on the face of the club at set up? I think that's the only thing I don't like about them
Didnt really notice it at all at setup.
I think anyone who's been playing Ping irons would be alright with it.How much do you notice the iron # on the face of the club at set up? I think that's the only thing I don't like about them