Great Article for the Loft Jacking people

Typhoon · 2024-08-22T18:16:11+00:00

An excerpt from /about Ping Everything about the PING i530 irons screams ball speed. The forged maraging steel face is the same technology PING uses in its...

sdandrea1

Par4QC

I'm hoping for discount rates at restaurants (etc.) for 50+ and MORE at 70+ (super senior)😉

Typhoon

scotts33 There is a large difference between what American society terms senior

Sort of reverse “Senior Jacking”

johnnydoom

All of this obsession with Jacking is worrisome.👀

Typhoon

johnnydoom Well the whole point of the article was gone after Papa D logged in and we were all told to get off his lawn😂

Walterjn

Typhoon what lawn?? He has crabgrass and weeds.
I say we all stand on it an help him kill it.

sdandrea1

Typhoon Papa D logged in and we were all told to get off his lawn😂

Stupid loft jacking marketing distance-chasing charletons. It's all a ruse, I tell ya!!!🤬🤣🤣🤣

sdandrea1

Walterjn I say we all stand on it an help him kill it.

PLEASE!!!!

The deck/patio & shed project should wrap up end of next week. I'll have to build a workbench and add some shelves in the shed, but it will all be done by mid September.....just in time to aerate, seed and compost. Hoping for some greenery before Thanksgiving.

scotts33

DonM My SS is about 70. I don’t know how slow you’d have to be swinging in order to see no difference. But for me, the extra height is important. I rarely experience unwanted jumps in distance so overall I think the high tech helps me.

Don I would say 70 mph with a mid-iron is about as low as one would want to go. Because of your single plane type swing you tend to load the shaft equally this is why you like the UST stiffer tipped iron shaft profiles which can tend to keep your trajectory a bit lower than say a double planer that flips. You don't flip so your irons choices should be low CG irons or live with lower trajectory and maybe use urethane to get the ball to stop? I am also guessing you need medium width soles and no shovels. TX turf and their low rainfall at times tight lies. It's a lot to do with sole/turf interaction which not many account for.

DonM

scotts33 30° is about my limit for an iron off the turf, as far as getting good height. Maybe 27. I want an accurate build but I want to keep some height. I’ll tell you what, despite what Tom Wishon wrote, shafts make a big difference in height for me. Today I also tested a Steelfiber i80, and my gamer the iRN shaft. The SF flew quite a bit lower than the others. Too low to be useful. The iRN is soft and it went the highest, but with a hook tendency. Which is what I’ve been fighting with it.

I agree on the sole design. Low CG and narrow. That’s why I’ve decided to reshaft my TS2 gamers.

scotts33

DonM Any UST iRN iron shaft that have seen is tip stiff? What are you seeing that I am missing? The SteelFibers are tip stiff. Hmmm maybe I am thinking of UST iROD shafts....yes?

DonM

scotts33 It might be tip stiff (I’m not sure) but it’s soft overall. Like a R flex comes out 3.3-3.5 on my PCS chart.

scotts33

DonM Well if hooking the iRN you could always weaken grip per Chandler's opinion. 😉

sdandrea1

MyGolfSpy gets it .......

Our 2023 Best Game-Improvement Iron test proved yet again that performance within a category of irons can vary significantly. If you are on the hunt for extra distance, the top three longest game-improvement irons are the Wilson Dynapower, PXG 0311 XP GEN 6 and the TaylorMade Qi10. As you look at these longer game-improvement irons, remember that more distance does not always equate to actual game improvement.

.....and no, I did not write this article 😇🤣

Typhoon

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