Same irons? Move the ball back in your stance. Have someone look at your setup.
TFlan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brian Parkinson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, September 09, 2002 4:48 PM Subject: RE: ShopTalk: Irons Too High > Everyone, > > About the end of last year (playing on frozen fairways in ID) a strange > phenomenon occurred with my irons - I started hitting them sky high. It > has also carried to this year. In the old days my 8 iron was my 145-150 > club with a very high ball flight. Suddenly it became my 125 club. I > have lost two clubs distance across the board. The accuracy is about > the same, and I still have the same slight fade. The driver is > basically the same at about 240-250 on average. Of course some misses > and also crushes. I have never had a lick of instruction (as my 15 > handicap would suggest), so I don't know why, and am still leery of > seeking instruction as a don't know if I could learn a new swing anyway. > > So, since I am a knuckle head and want to buy a game, I will try to fix > the problem with equipment. I remember an experiment Bernie did with > some Catapults, but I was wondering if anyone had any experience with > some irons that may meet my two criteria. > > 1. Lower ball flight > 2. Forgiving, specifically reducing slice. > > I like the look of the Catapult, but I wasn't sure about the flow > weighting. It seems to contradict what Tom W. preaches regarding heal > weight to help close the face. Bernie, do your long irons have a face > bias? > > Thanks for any input. > > Brian
