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1.66K viewsJune 6, 2022

dlow206 18 June 4, 2022 0 Comments

This isn’t a question, more of my commentary. I hate to admin but i have always been a Maltby skeptic due to whatever perceptions and biases that i had.

Built a Ke4 Max 8 iron with a Steelfiber i95CW R shaft and took it out to the backyard net and just flushed it a number of times. And although i couldn’t see the ball flight, i could tell the starting line was fairly straight compared to my JPX 921 Hot Metal irons. I’ve been used to living on the toe of my 921 hot metal irons and the irons before that. Not quite sure what it is about the KE 4 max, maybe that it has less offset and i am actually lining it up more square, or maybe because there is no tip weight in the hosel (i normally add tip weights because i play my irons -0.5″). but something is leading to better contact. my swing improving certainly wasn’t the reason, because i was hitting groups of shots back to back between irons.

Britt Lindsey Answered question June 6, 2022

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Answer 1 · 2022-06-11T13:02:04+00:00

Thanks for the posting and feedback. I am hoping your skepticism is is starting to subside a bit. I understand the perceptions and biases that are out there. We have been doing this a long time and I do like to think we know a little bit about club design. The KE4 MAX exceeded or expectations and the early feedback has been nothing but positive. Our goal was to product an Ultra Game Improvement design that was stable, forgiving and produced consistency and distance for a wide range of player types. I think we achieved it.

Hopefully you will give the entire set a try. I am confident you won’t be disappointed.

Britt Lindsey

I was in-progress of building a full set but busted the 7 iron trying to bend the lie angle flatter. These are tough to bend.

I decided to give up on the build of this set. I am a club builder but a bit of a hot head when it comes to building my own personal sets, more level-headed when building for customers.