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Most forgiving players CB that can be bent 4* upright?, Concerned about tungsten weights... |
Jun 10 2007, 08:42 AM
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TSG Whiz Group: Members Posts: 371 Joined: 11-October 03 From: Ann Arbor, MI, but my blood runs MSU Spartan Green Member No.: 27 Occupation: Writer/Attorney Handicap: 9.2 Brand of Choice: Ping, Callaway, Fuji What's in the Bag?: 5-AW Ping Rapture J Ping Eye 2+ Sand Callaway X-Forged 60* TM Burner Rescue 3 & 4 Callaway ERC 3+/757 stiff TM SQ 10.5*/Aldila Proto 'by-you' 65 stiff |
This is the usual question with a twist... or a bend...
I'm interested in the most forgiving players CB that can be bent upright 4* from a typical lie of 60.5* for a 37.75 inch five iron. I really like the look of the Mizuno JPX E500, the On Off and the On Off Plus, the XXIO forged, the Tourstage ViQ, and the Ping Rapture-Japan spec. I'm an old Ping Zing user and I loved having an iron with extreme toe weighting... just couldn't deal with the offset... I assume that I could get Chris to order a set of Ping Rapture-J irons in silver dot, so bending those isn't a problem, but I don't know about any of the others. Last thing I want is to pop out a face or tungsten weight while getting the irons bent up to my lie. Any comments or suggestions? Pro and con of the various irons listed? Any favorites that I have missed? Thanks very much. Cameron Reddy |
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Jun 11 2007, 05:14 AM
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TSG Whiz Group: Members Posts: 458 Joined: 11-April 05 Member No.: 5,413 |
Hi Cameron,
If he hasn't sent you a message already, I'd PM Chris for his advice. If I was going from your list though, I would stay away from a two piece forging where there is a seam/joint near the face and hosel (I think the XXIO irons are put together like that, but I am not sure). Something with a weight on the bottom (A la the OnOff Plus or the new ViQ forged) might be a better option. |
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Jun 11 2007, 05:27 AM
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TSG Whiz Group: Members Posts: 371 Joined: 11-October 03 From: Ann Arbor, MI, but my blood runs MSU Spartan Green Member No.: 27 Occupation: Writer/Attorney Handicap: 9.2 Brand of Choice: Ping, Callaway, Fuji What's in the Bag?: 5-AW Ping Rapture J Ping Eye 2+ Sand Callaway X-Forged 60* TM Burner Rescue 3 & 4 Callaway ERC 3+/757 stiff TM SQ 10.5*/Aldila Proto 'by-you' 65 stiff |
Hmm... a seam/joint is exactly what I'm concerned about... I hadn't considered that a seam located on the bottom of the iron might be less prone to separate than one located elsewhere on the club. That's a good point.
No, Chris hasn't replied yet, but I'm sure he will. I'm most looking forward to his opinion. Thanks! |
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Jun 11 2007, 06:07 AM
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Ultra High End Golf Equipment Specialist ![]() Group: +Administrators Posts: 6,888 Joined: 10-October 03 From: Japan, Hawaii, Italy Member No.: 18 Occupation: TSG Specialist Brand of Choice: Epon What's in the Bag?: Check Out My Sig! |
Problem with bending 4* is that the neck starts to looked warped and the finish many times will wrinkle.
Epon can bend your irons at the factory while red hot then apply the plating. It costs 25.00 more per club but it looks as good as if it came 4* stock brand new. |
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