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Date Posted: 18:08:06 10/07/18 Sun
Author: Jeffrey (Langham)
Subject: Re: Proline Irons
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Kane655
's message, "Re: Proline Irons" on 14:13:52 09/30/18 Sun
Congrats on the clubs! I also have the Pro Line and love them. Consistency has come with finding the right ball position in my stance.
You are correct about the sway. Hope you get used to them soon because they are great clubs.
I also bought some iron covers on Amazon made by Craftsman. They are outstanding. Also, thinking about buying the distance markers sold on the One Iron Website. What a great idea.
Good luck!
Jeff
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Re: Proline Irons -- Kane655, 16:11:54 10/09/18 Tue
Funnily enough Jeffery I bought some iron covers online and they were very similar to the Craftsmen covers that you probably bought.
Played my second round on Sunday, not as good as the first round but played the last 5 holes 2-over par. These are the hardest holes on the course in my opinion so pleased with that. Best of all – no swaying!
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Re: Proline Irons -- Jeffrey (Langham), 08:19:38 10/11/18 Thu
Your game will just keep getting better. The more I play with these clubs, I'm finding my "sweet spot" of ball position to get the best contact. The good thing is that you get more consistent with all clubs because it's the same swing.
Currently, I'm using the Easiest Swing method by Brian Sparks (look on Youtube). Now I don't have pain, swing with little effort, and get great results with these clubs!
Good luck with your journey.
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Re: Proline Irons -- Kane655, 18:42:14 10/25/18 Thu
Thanks for your feedback Jeffrey. Went and played a course that was new to me in the weekend. Shot 90 but that included a triple and double on two par 3s! Never mind. But I did hit the best 5 iron for a very long time... about 180 yards from the pin with my second into a long par 4... hit it to within 15 feet.
I have to admit, when I let the club do the work the results are fantastic. Not much effort required when you use gravity. It was particularly pleasing hit a SW into par 4 and getting good distance.
I will check out the Brian Sparks videos now.
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Re: Proline Irons -- Jeffrey (Langham), 12:58:03 10/26/18 Fri
Congrats, and keep the momentum going!
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Re: Proline Irons -- Kane655, 20:18:05 11/21/18 Wed
Just shot my 3rd best score ever – 82!
I now have 3 rounds of golf at different courses. This will be a true test, as one of the courses can be quite difficult. Having said that, I am looking forward to it.
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