Every time my game starts struggling, I put these back in my bag. I have been in a multi-month slump - handicap risen from 11 to 14 since late September. They have too much offset, the shafts are too heavy and stiff for me (so says the fitter anyway), the sole design digs and the lofts are weaker than weak. Yet, they continue to produce solid, high, straight shots. They might actually be magic. The real question is why don't I just leave them in the bag?
sdandrea1 ‘Cause ya got too much sunk costs in the G400s. They got to learn to earn their keep.
sdandrea1 (hanging on to the notion that newer might be better).
But it's not, is it? You are proving that to yourself and everyone here. But, we are from FGI, so you have nothing to prove to us. We already knew. YOU should have already known also!
I'll give ya $12 shipped for those G400s, and throw in a ripe banana and a small samich. (no mayo in the house)
Par4QC But it's not, is it? You are proving that to yourself and everyone here. But, we are from FGI, so you have nothing to prove to us. We already knew. YOU should have already known also!
I'll give ya $12 shipped for those G400s, and throw in a ripe banana and a small samich. (no mayo in the house)
The banana nearly cinches the deal................................but not quite 
sdandrea1 They might actually be magic. The real question is why don't I just leave them in the bag?
Because you are a ho and link tinkering. Me too. I have several sets of irons I rotate in an out during the season due to swing changes, weather or just a whim, whatever. And I enjoy trying new shit although the new offerings ain't what they used to be. I have an old go back to set of 20 year old Acers similar to the original Big Berthas I put back in the bag every year when my game sucks. I shot my best round with these and always wonder why I don't just leave them in the bag. Because I am a ho and like to tinker and there always just might be a better mouse trap out there. Just never sell you besties. Steve, your only issue is that you can't get everything you want for $12 shipped. 
Maybe you can swap the G400s for a putter Typhoon has.
Was going to try for Eye2 or i3 O-size earlier this year until meagain put the Raptures with the shafts I was looking for up for sale.
Ya know Johnny...I was thinking that earlier in the thread!!!
Just another one of Unc's sales pitch threads..... coming soon.
You ever play G20 irons? Can't imagine they're any different than any of the other G series. Ya think?
LBlack14 Just another one of Unc's sales pitch threads..... coming soon.
You ever play G20 irons? Can't imagine they're any different than any of the other G series. Ya think?
Merry Christmas nephew. Hope the injury heals quick!
The G20 irons are very similar to the G10, and G15, but very different than the G2, G5, G25, G30, G, G400. This thread is about the Eye 2 series, however.
The old 1988 Eye 2's went back in the bag a couple weeks ago. I've carded some of the best rounds of the years since. As with Steve, no reason to ever relegate them to "time out" in the basement. Yet, the other iron sets do deserve a few hours of sunshine every few months.
So guess next year I'll take out my old ripped up fixed with duct tape Ping bag with my copper eye 2's for a spin.
sdandrea1 The Ping Eye 2's will play much better with new shafts, the originals are like rebar, try something in a softer R flex. I'm hereby formally withdrawing my offer of $60 for your 400's, now that I realize they will be on the market shortly. I can just as easily play lousy golf with mt G2's.
Bigborgel The Ping Eye 2's will play much better with new shafts
The FST 115 trimmed to a senior flex per their chart are perfect for me and I have them in several sets. I plan to ream my Eye 2's and put them in my set. I don't have the heads pulled yet (yuck, stinky Ping glue) but I read that Ping heads tend to be a bit on the light side. Is this correct?
