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Date Posted: 15:16:45 07/24/09 Fri
Author: Vince
Subject: Entry 3 - First Day
In reply to: Vince 's message, "Vince's Mini Blog" on 17:07:54 07/16/09 Thu

My clubs arrived late yesterday in great shape. I took the 3i, 6i, and 9i to the range to start to get a feel for them. Keeping to half-swings, so far so good. The Playability Tips indicate that hands should be even, but it seemed to me that at least the 9i encouraged a slight forward press. Definitely worth experimenting with more.

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[> [> Re: Entry 3 - First Day -- Pedro, 16:34:41 07/24/09 Fri

The wedges do not encourage a forward press they all have the same offset...


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[> [> [> Re: Entry 3 - First Day -- Sean Beck, 12:42:08 07/27/09 Mon

I've been wondering about forward press in general. Do you guys who have had success with the 1irons actually have your shafts 90* straight up? Because it seems that if the ball is in the middle of your stance, the clubhead must be behind the ball, so the shaft must have a few degrees (~5*) of forward leaning. I've tried to keep it as upright as possible, even tilting my shoulders back to retain loft but that seems sort of unnatural.


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