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**spiveker** · 09-28-2012, 09:01 AM

I know that this can happen. I believe it has very little to do with the head and much more likely that the shafts in your new blades are a better fit for your swing. I have two set of irons, one set of blades and a set of forged cavity backs. I put a high launch shaft in my blades and have normal stock true temper shafts in the cavity backs. I hit the blades much higher and more consistent than the cavity backs. Because of that I tend to play the blades more than the cavity backs even though I know I should play the irons with more forgiveness.

The shaft on the Burners (and the club, length & lie) was fitted, the Mizunos not...

But, I have to say that I worked on my swing quite heavily during the winter, and that's most likely the reason for longer shots. I don't want to try the Burners, as my game is improving all the time (at the moment).

09-28-2012, 09:01 AM	#14
spiveker Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 397 Senior Member	I know that this can happen. I believe it has very little to do with the head and much more likely that the shafts in your new blades are a better fit for your swing. I have two set of irons, one set of blades and a set of forged cavity backs. I put a high launch shaft in my blades and have normal stock true temper shafts in the cavity backs. I hit the blades much higher and more consistent than the cavity backs. Because of that I tend to play the blades more than the cavity backs even though I know I should play the irons with more forgiveness. The shaft on the Burners (and the club, length & lie) was fitted, the Mizunos not... But, I have to say that I worked on my swing quite heavily during the winter, and that's most likely the reason for longer shots. I don't want to try the Burners, as my game is improving all the time (at the moment).
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