I'm the same, more heft = better control.
i just switched out the 65 gram TS Vengeance Platinum driver shaft in my Ping G with an 83 gram Enzo zone 70 tour HV and in back to back rounds at the same course hit 20/24 fairways and its a very difficult course. No compromise in distance at all, might even be longer
Steve, stop nickel and dimeing crap in the online flea markets. Make a one time purchase on something good that works. You'll love not doubting the equipment.
Yes, I know that's not fun for u.
Typhoon Steve, stop nickel and dimeing crap in the online flea markets. Make a one time purchase on something good that works. You'll love not doubting the equipment.
Yes, I know that's not fun for u.
Sounds like a great idea................maybe one day, I'll stop the ho-ing. I have had the Eye 2 irons in the bag now for 4 rounds and they remain sooooooo solid. Maybe I can just settle into these?
Peter - just for fun I played 18 today with one of these - Rifle steel (R80). Hitting the small clubhead was good practice and easier than I thought it would be and the shaft felt great. I played a familiar course so I know where my best drives usually stop. I was only about 5 to 10 yards shy of those. VERY easy to hit straight.
Can't post pics again.
This one actually posted right side up. Weird.
5 rounds of 18 holes in the last 8 days and my left elbow aches are returning. Steel shafts or too much golf? Crap..........................
Both probably. Have you tried one of those tennis/golf elbow straps? They worked for me. I was at the point where it hurt to grip lightly. I did switch to graphite because I never wanted to rest my elbow (i.e. stop playing). Now I can play steel again so it was just temporary.
As for graphite vs steel shafts- spend the money on heavier recoil or steelfibers and you won't miss steel at all. It's worth it- just liked spending more on a Weber bbq or a Dyson vacuum, higher initial cost but then you're done and you'll never look back
Since high frequency of play and aging is an issue with tendonitis and joints, the older pros must have it much more, particularly the Champions Tour fellows? Are they still with steel or have they switched to the high end graphite shafts like Steel fibers or Recoils?
I hit enough bad fat shots to keep my joints and all screwed up anyway but graphite seems to help some over steel. My r flex graphite fat "boy " shaft Wilson Deep reds irons may have lower dispersion than my Raptures with TFC r flex but huge head design differences makes comparison apples and oranges . I too however, believe steel shafted irons would be better scoring for me if could I tolerate them better. Doubt I'll ever spring for a set with the high $$ end graphites. I'm regularly trolling forums , Ebay for iron shaft deals but not going to get real serious until winter comes.
Steve, I play a ton and except for a back SI joint (back), my elbow/arm tendonitis has NOT
recurred since I switched to Recoils (graphite iron shafts) several years ago. I'm not sure
it can be attributed to the amount of play entirely....
Yeah, they are pricey - having said that, every now and then a used set of pulls comes up on an ebay auction or sometimes a set of lefty irons comes available cheap with recoils or steelfibers - just keep them as a saved search on ebay and you might get lucky! Alternatively, you could also look for older penley IMS shafts, they come in 105 and 115 grams - i grabbed some new old stock a couple of years ago for less than $10 a shaft and put them in a set of hybrid irons that I use throughout the winter golf season - they are pretty nice too
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