maxleaf
Age: 39
Joined: 16 Apr 2012
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Nearly 40 years later, the USGA may want to reopen that claim.Today we are going to have a look at PINGs latest entry in the Super Game Improvement arena, the G15 irons.Club Length Loft Lie Offset Bounce Swgt.For some players this is like seeing a mustache on the Mona Lisa.You can call me skeptical but rather than blindly follow PINGs claims that the new Custom Tuning Port creates a better sound and feel, increases distance, and maximizes forgiveness, I borrowed a set of the G10 irons from a friend and put them head to head for over two weeks. g15 irons The V Grind is a great wedge.The look and feel of the CMBs meets the demands of tour players and low-handicap amateurs, but the unique tungsten weighting makes them great for aspiring players as well.Well, I think other than ourselves, Callaway, and TaylorMade have similar standards on lies.Titleist has not rested on the laurels it received when it introduced the AP (for Advanced Performance) irons two years ago.We'd like to see a spin rate plus or minus about 6,000 rpm on a six iron.1 player in the world.Our philosophy is dynamic fitting �C players swings and ball flights as opposed to static fitting where you take certain measurements and by these measurements you decide you need certain lie, or certain loft, or certain length.And we'll do things like re-grip.But most of their products are designed to get the ball up and more draw bias.How would you assess the availability of different wedge grinds today and what FittingWorks offers? I would say, generally speaking, grinds are more effective when you have more bounce because what a grind does is relieve trailing edge and heel relief when you open the face up.
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Always liked Ping irons in the past but not usually a fan of the stock shaftsVery interested in trying the new shaftThey really have a nice industrial look to themA multi-material cavity badge made of soft elastomer improves feel and sound while enhancing distance control, allowing you to play your best golfWe really liked the G20 driver and the enhancements are all excellent and we think it is the best Ping driver since the G5 so it is well worth checking it out. g20 irons New versions of the two models in that line �C the AP1 and the AP2 �C prove that.These irons should start showing up in stores in early spring of 2008.The technology is very helpful too, but, I believe I could be and excellent fitter indoor or outdoors.These irons will be well positioned against competitors like the Callaway X-20s, TM R7, Mizuno MX-25, and Ping i10 iron.Now it seems that people have started to go higher because of spin rates and launch angles.So everything that's up in the air, we fit.The AP1 has a semi-under slung hosel which aides in bounce and forgiveness.Titleist has had very good feedback from all its Tour Staff and believes that most of them will move to the AP2 irons by next season.I just make sure they understand what the models are for.Maybe Palm Springs, or Scottsdale, or Bandon Dunes, maybe they go to Scotland or Ireland every winter.
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My gamer before the RBZ arrived was a 983e 8.Just a solid feeling driver that inspires confidence.I have no problems recommending this club to friends or strangers.Ultra?Cthin face flexes freely to promote COR up to the USGA limit for high ball speedI used to only hit 3 or 4 fairways out of 14 but now I hit 11 or 12. taylormade rbz fairway There are clues and evidence in those clubs.When you talk about a standard length club, whatever that length is, you're usually going plus or minus on lie.With our fitting trailer, we do all 13, what I call air assault clubs.5 will be standard on the AP2 and Dynamic Gold HL for the AP1.Regardless of a player's handicap, I think fitters can blend technology and experience and can observe flight, record flight on launch monitors, cameras, and things like that, can use that information to then formulate a plan for the player.Didn't get much time to hit the AP1 and AP2 in depth but, from the few shots that I did take, they did deliver on the feel promise.5 and both those just have a YS-6 stiff and they're both a half inch short.How does that compare from the swing instruction side where most people are taught to groove a 7 iron? Do people start to really struggle now once they get past a 6 iron? What is the set makeup you are starting to see more of now considering today's common swing faults?Look for these and other new additions to the '08 line at the PGA merchandise show later this month!All of the manufacturers make great shafts.
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