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1.72K viewsAugust 17, 2024

udjets 41 August 14, 2024 0 Comments

Hi Britt,

For a beginner to golf who has used some old knight aspect irons out at the range and wanting to upgrade to a more modern set what would you recommend for the KE4 Max, the regular flex Score Iron shaft or one of the graphite Kuro Kage or Rapoport Blue Iron shafts in a regular flex?

Other than being a beginner the only real feedback I have is I tend to slice my shots sometimes.

Upon review of the MPF rating it looks like the iron shaft may provide more distance.

statechamp Answered question August 17, 2024

2 Answers

Answer 1 · 2024-08-17T00:37:18+00:00

If you’re wanting to build an iron built on the theory of hitting it further, I’d build them with the Rapport or the kuro kage. Either of those two shafts you could play a stiff flex. if you go with the maltby pro series go with the regular flex. I would specify that you’d want a D2 swingweight and the shop can change the head weights to accommodate. It’ll give that lighter club (compared to a steel shafted club) a heavier feel.

Answer 2 · 2024-08-16T15:26:50+00:00

statechamp 865 Posted August 15, 2024 1 Comment

Give us a little background about you.

age?

any idea on swing speed?

club you would hit for 150 yards?

any physical ailments?

any idea on tempo? Would you say you’re a smooth swinger or are you more of a hitter?

udjets Posted new comment August 16, 2024

udjets commented August 16, 2024

age? – mid 30s

any idea on swing speed? – no idea

club you would hit for 150 yards? – 7 iron

any physical ailments? – no

any idea on tempo? Would you say you’re a smooth swinger or are you more of a hitter? – bit of both to be honest, I feel for a driver my focus is more power than the perfect swing, I know this is a bad habit though for irons I am trying to keep club face not turning to avoid slicing or hooking the golf ball.