Hi; I acquired a Ping i3 lookalike set from a local distributer and assembled them for a customer. He really liked them. Later, I got a set of heads that were virtually identical to the i3's except that they didn't have that angled cut at the top of the hosel. They did have the notch and are 431 stainless. I used TT Dynalite R/S shafts, spined and tipped to a relatively soft flex - 295 cpm for the 5 iron, as I recall. I made them at a 4 cpm slope. Bent the heads to 2� up from "standard" (60�) 5 iron, and bent lofts to about 4� increments. Sorry I don't have the exact numbers here at the computer but they were something like that. Lengths are all 1/2" over std, SW's are D2 - 2 1/2. Grips TW MidSize. I had another set of these heads that I made for a guy, who really liked them so I figured I'd make up a set for myself to the above specs.
I'm hitting the ball higher and longer with these clubs than with any other set I've played over the past few years. Straight is becoming better as I experiment with lie angles. 2� up for each and every club in the set isn't necessarily best for me - or for most golfers, I'd guess. Some of my wedges are a little more upright, some mid-irons are a little more flat. TFlan Oh; the heads came from Sun Valley Golf. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Matt Frey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, August 25, 2002 8:09 PM Subject: Re: ShopTalk: was Test now iron heads > Mark, a couple of days ago there was a thread here about PC3's from Dynacraft. > They are a very good copy of the Ping Eye 3's. Well made and very reasonably > priced. Also have choice of 3 degree flat or upright and have both a gap and > loft wedge. They are a bit on the small side but standard weight. I've never > played them but have built for a couple of clients who just love them. Matt
