Want to get The lie on my irons checked out but would like to go to someone who knows what they're talking about. Was hoping someone had a guy that they used and trusted.
Aggie369 said:
This is all correct but if you are looking to improve mechanically I would start by making sure lie/lofts are standard...and then improving your mechanics to make contact better. Changing a clubs lie with poor mechanics will just reinforce the fault in your swing
Guess it depends how often you play and what your goals are
Aggie369 said:
Have u had them checked? Just because they come standard doesn't mean they actually are
Aggie369 said:
Most of the time they are pretty good but like I said above...my brother bought a set of Cleveland irons and his 6 iron was WAY off....explains why he hated it
jj9000 said:
What's your ballflight with those irons?
jj9000 said:
You might want to start by bending 1 or 2 irons and see if it makes a difference.
You can always bend them back if you don't like the change.
Find a good club builder to do this work for you though. Agree with the earlier poster that mentioned cast irons breaking.
tandy miller said:
So I hit 5 balls each with a 5 and 7i. First couple of swings mark was heel only. As I swung it crept a little more towards the toe. Also did the sharpie test, it indicated too upright.
7i on left, 5 on right
Aggie369 said:
Yea, the club builder in there is good...i think he gets in at 10am