drp3434
I'm either golfing or wishing I was golfing
Club 1 please sir
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I did. He plays a distance iron and plays professional golf, yet there multiple posts in this thread referring to the lack distance consistency from said type of irons. If we look at it as a model here, should we look at the professional golfer with a repeatable swing or an amateur golfer (majority of us here, including myself) who don't necessarily have the most consistent swings when looking if an iron produces consistent distances?
Best answer !!!!!I guess it would depend on whether I needed a club for 165 yards or 175 yards.
Thanks for the reply. If you read my post #77, I said that when "I" compared my Altitudes to my 962's, distance control was much better with the 962's. And personally speaking I like that. What I also like is the height I get with the Altitudes. I'm personally seeking an iron that combines those 2 aspects for myself. Hence the Ping G30's (with the weak lofts and high launch shafts) which I'm giving a go this spring. I never said that a distance iron is no good by any means, just that at this point in time it's not what I'm personally looking for. My apologies if I gave you that impression.
By way, I love Freddie Jacobson. Can't imagine anyone not liking him.
Im more of a feel type of guy. I'll take whichever club feels better. I can always adjust to the distances and characteristics of the club.
No, I want the higher launching and lower spinning iron. Lower spinning shots generally stand up better against the wind, and higher apex generally means steeper angle of descent. Angle of descent has as much to do with holding a green as spin.What is funny is that there was just a thread and no one cared about distance with their iron but everyone wants the longer iron in this thread.