expiredDestroyerOfMines posted Jun 10, 2023 05:20 AM
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expiredDestroyerOfMines posted Jun 10, 2023 05:20 AM
Costco Members: Mizuno JPX 923 Hot Metal Irons 8-Piece Set (Right Handed)
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That said, these clubs are awesome for someone who shoots in the 90s like me. My only complaint with these is the variance between an average shot and perfect shot is so large. For me an average hit with the 7i is 145-150 yards but then I suddenly find the dead center of the face and it's 170 yards.
Also a few folks were talking poorly about the 4i but I really like it, I think a lot of players would be surprised by how easy it is to hit.
This 4 iron should be as easy, or not easy, to hit as a 23 deg. 4 iron.
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That said, these clubs are awesome for someone who shoots in the 90s like me. My only complaint with these is the variance between an average shot and perfect shot is so large. For me an average hit with the 7i is 145-150 yards but then I suddenly find the dead center of the face and it's 170 yards.
Also a few folks were talking poorly about the 4i but I really like it, I think a lot of players would be surprised by how easy it is to hit.
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I was fitted for Stealth irons with 95 stiff shafts. I figured the Rogue ST Max with 95 stiff shafts would pretty much be the same since they're both game improvement clubs. But they feel heavier (and harder to hit) than I remember the Stealths being during the fitting.
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I was fitted for Stealth irons with 95 stiff shafts. I figured the Rogue ST Max with 95 stiff shafts would pretty much be the same since they're both game improvement clubs. But they feel heavier (and harder to hit) than I remember the Stealths being during the fitting.
Tbh, the club head itself is not going to make much of a difference in performance. Other factors you may want to pay attention to are how it looks at address (visual), the shaft stiffness and weight, and loft.
The Rogue and Stealth series are pretty similar in that they are game improvement clubs (wider soles); so I honestly don't think that is the issue with your club switch. Further, your OS2s are traditional loft. Your old 7 iron was a 33* and the MAX is 27.5*. This means each new club is playing a club longer but also may mean why you might be having difficulty hitting your longer irons.
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