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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ค. 2024
- Ep 54. - In this episode we talk about not only why someone might want to consider creating a blended set of Irons, but we also share how we blend our irons sets as well as which sets we like to blend together to truly help our customers take their game to another level.
Video Release Schedule:
Right now we are following a twice a month release schedule as we are currently working on a couple of big projects here at the Golfshop, and our goal to ramp backup will resume to weekly releases, and perhaps twice a week once they have been completed.
Timeline
0:00 - Intro
1.33 - Welcome
2:13 - Who's a good Candidate - Player Profile 1
3:53 - Who's a good Candidate - Player Profile 2
4:50 - Whos a good Candidate - Player Profile 3
6:18 - Combos for Higher Handicaps
8:08 - Combos for Mid Handicaps and Scratch Golfers
12:10 - Final Thoughts
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We've been building and fitting clubs for the better part of 13 years, and what once started out in the basement of our house has now turned into a Professional Club Fitting business that rivals the likes of some of the more notable ranked Club Fitting Companies out there like: TXG, Club Champion, Golftec, TrueSpec, and 2nd Swing to just name a few.
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Great video, Thanks
I really look forward to your latest videos… great content. Thank you 😉🏌️♂️⛳️🍻
As always my man we truly appreciate your support.
this is a great video. really gives food for thought
Great video John, thanks!!! Only IMHO it does not make sense at all for a high handicap to complicate things more than they already are for them. Just go with the most game imrpovment iron throuhgout the whole set
Great video as always!
Thanks bud.
Thanks John I got a mixed blended set. Mizuno 921 HMPro 4-5iron bent weak, 921 Forged 6-PW, PXG Gen3 T Gap Wedge, and PXG forged 56-60. Love the gap wedge for my gapping as it’s exactly 10yards from my 921F pitching wedge. Love your channel my guy! Keep up the great work. You will be at 100k followers in now time
Thanks well I’m hoping we get there as well, perhaps with your continued support and feedback we will.
@@SwingFit you have definitely got that my guy
Thanks that was interesting. I must admit that I have never had a combo set of Irons and have never really considered having one, but if I ever replace my current Orka Irons I will definitely consider looking at a combo set.
The newly updated Titleist T range looks to have been designed for combo-ing. When I get the chance I would really like to try out the T100s and the T200 and would think about 7-PW in the T100S & the 6-5 in the T200
Thanks for the feedback as always my man.
Great discussion. All of the recommendations are of interest to me - 10.8 hcp looking to replace old x16s (getting back to regular playing after 10+ years - lowest I got before the long break was 7.1 hcp). Any thoughts on a 3/3/1 blend (e.g. T100s, T200 with a single T300 long iron or Apex Pro/Apex with a single DCB long iron)?
My only concern with a 3 combo is sole width and at some point it would become a hindrance opposed to a benefit. Now what I might say is t100,t200, and possibly a t200 utility iron , might be a really good choice.
@@SwingFit thanks for the reply - very helpful. Love the channel and content and wish you every success.
I’m playing a titleist dci 962 and 962b combo set straight from titleist made in 1997. It’s weird that combo sets went away for so long. The more I get into golf equipment the more I see everything is just rehashed and nothing is truly “new”
Couldn’t have said it better, but I will say this and just like the famous Thomas Edison the MFG, for sure learned some things on the 2nd and 3rd pass.
@@SwingFit random question, do you guys have a performance guarantee where you can return the clubs for a full refund if they aren’t producing the results you want? True spec golf is the only fitter I’ve seen that offers it but I think it should be the norm across the industry
Well this is a tough one for sure, we don’t necessarily have a playability guarantee, but we do stand behind every fit that we do, and we do have a make it right policy, meaning that if our customers aren’t happy then we need to know about it so that we can revisit the fit, and if we need to change something we will. In addition we are also the only company to my knowledge that offers a shaft exchange program. So buy a set of clubs with a specific shaft in it today, and if your swing changes be it for the better or worse we will swap the shaft out minus the price difference and labor fee to perform the swap.
@@SwingFit shaft exchange program seriously sounds incredible! Kudos for doing that. Love it. I’m prob in the minority here but I’d be more than willing to pay more for some kind of playability guarantee just because as you know sometimes clubs just don’t translate to the course no matter how well the fitting went. My driver, fairway woods, wedges seriously improved my game after getting fitted by one of the best. Iron game though has been awful since day 1 after the fit. Big believer in fitting but sometimes it just doesn’t work out for some clubs 🤷♂️ . Paying more for each club more than pays for the occasional dud that doesn’t work
Been looking at the Srixion ZX MKII and looking at what combo I’m thinking this and maybe add the Srixion ZX utility iron in a 3 or 4 to swap out my 7 wood or 3 hybrid depending on the course I’m at.
ZX4
5 iron, 6 iron, 7 iron
ZX5
8 iron, 9 iron, PW
And should I get the Attack wedge or just buy it with my wedge set.
I would go AW in the iron set as a traditional wedge will be hard to keep up with the distances of the ZX 5 irons. And utility irons are no joke, definitely one of my favorites out there.
@@SwingFit thank you I'll look into them from my local golf centre.
As a person that likes to carry one less iron (i.e. 6) to free up a club, I've created my own iron loft-spec of 47,42,38,32,28,24 (i.e. traditional lofted 47-degree PW to 4-iron). I've currently done that with a reverse-combo of Mizuno Hot Medal Pros then 6&5 HMBs, but I'm booked to get fit for the new Titleist irons and my mind is thinking T100 PW,9 (46,42 - bent to 47,42), T100S 8,7,6 (36,32,28 - bent to 37,32,28) and then a T300 5-iron at 23-degrees bent to 24. I'm missing the narrower soles of my old original model year AP2s with 6.5 Rifles. Question for you, what shaft in the Titleist matrix do you think closest matches the Rifle smooth feel but isn't reverse weighted but is mid-launch and not 130 grams and stiff enough for a 108mph driver swing speed? Great video
Well nothing In The matrix that jumps out but I can tell you the Accra Isteel shafts are a very good alternative there is a 115 and 125 version so search for the closest Accra fitter to give them a try
Hey I have an odd question I’m a hockey play who hits the golf ball quite hard (starting to push 180 ball speed) and I think I need to go down in loft as my driver seems to spin up way too much and to add insult to injury I now Have a long drive shaft put into it and will now hit it even harder so my question is? How would you get these lower lifter drivers?
So tis really depends on what is the end state that your chasing. Kind of sounds like you may be embarking on a long Drive Journey, so if this is the case, then you best bet would be to acquire a driver head direct from one of these companies such as Krank. What I will share is that 90% of the OEM heads that is available really isnt meant to handle the type of speeds that you are pushing. and yes there are guys on tour thats achieving similar numbers but i can tell you without hesitation that is going to be a tour level head and in most cases built just for that specific golfer. If you look at the characteristics of the long drive heads almost all have a deep face top to bottom, and the crown will likely not be some form of composite. With that said the drivers i feel suit faster speeds would be the either the Callaways, Titleist, and as a wildcard the Pings. This might make a great Video.
@@SwingFit thank you I really have no idea what to do I know I can get a Taylor made down to 7 but honestly i didn’t know about krank and that helps so much I’ll let you know how the shaft change affects my game