From Episode 38: Ever been fitted for golf clubs? How about golf clubs that only require one measurement? Answers from One Iron Golf's Director of Operations, Matt Lake, may surprise you.
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ISo Far Great driver. I havent got all the distance I had with my other driver (its close) but I feel more consistent and I'm in the fairway more with less bad shots so thats a big win. Not slicing nearly as much and feel more confident on the tee. Need a little more practice and I think the distance will come. So the driver gets 5* from me. The only thing (non club related) is that the covers for the Driver, 3 Wood, 5 wood are basically useless. They don't stay on the club even if you are able to attach the small velcro pieces together and are a pain to try and put on quickly if at all so I stopped trying. You really need to get covers that come over the shaft as well. Maybe spend a little more on the covers. I will use my covers from my old woods since they will stay on.
I have been playing 1 Iron's single length clubs for about a year.now and am very pleased.with them. Better contact and I have seen no loss in distance, even with the longer irons. My club head speed remains the same as with my old blades, about 110 mph.
I have been out on the course 4 times with my new Blackstone Irons.. Initially, I was chunking my hits quite a few times trying to find the revised pattern swing required for the irons .....but by the fourth-round consistency came into play. I was hitting the balls down the middle of the Fairway on a consistent basis. A major Improvement in my game! The only issue I found, being a six-foot-three muscular character I found the irons to be slightly too light. Ideally, the mass of the heads should be a few Oz heavier. But on the positive side, I've seen a major Improvement in my golf and my golfing experience. Very pleased with the purchase.
Jerry, the lie angles are all the same at 63.5° for each iron. The only difference between each iron are the loft angles and with a precise 4° loft angle progression where you will have exact distance gaps of 10 yards. Thank you!
Dave, fitting yourself is simple to do at home. Please visit our Fitting page for instructions on how to obtain your wrist-to-floor measurement. Thank you!
Where can I get fitted at near Joplin mo?
You’re saying all the angles are the same degrees?
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