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**janeemljr** · 06-22-2010, 07:19 PM

Thanks for the tips. I plan on going to a golf pro for the analysis once everything is better. Just didnt know if steel shafts would put too much vibration on the shoulder or if sensicore inserts would help at all. I have never played graphite shafts in my irons before, it has always been steel. I am hitting my 7-iron with a carry distance of 175-180 yards so a loss if a few yards wouldnt bother me too much if I couldnt get the accuracy with graphite. If any of that makes sense.

My advice is this... don't buy or do anything for your game until after you have recovered and you know how much function you will/wont have.

I had knee surgery (left knee, RH golfer) 5 years ago and my golf game before and after surgery are two completely different beasts... to the extent that I pretty much had to relearn HOW to play golf. Its taken time but I am now just about as good as I was before that sugery but that is about the extent of the similarities. I am a completely different golfer now.

I would hold off buying new clubs until everything settles and you are back to playing conistant golf (repeatable swing, etc). Then go out and get fit for new clubs that match your new swing.

Just my $0.02

06-22-2010, 07:19 PM	#11
janeemljr Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 552 Senior Member	Thanks for the tips. I plan on going to a golf pro for the analysis once everything is better. Just didnt know if steel shafts would put too much vibration on the shoulder or if sensicore inserts would help at all. I have never played graphite shafts in my irons before, it has always been steel. I am hitting my 7-iron with a carry distance of 175-180 yards so a loss if a few yards wouldnt bother me too much if I couldnt get the accuracy with graphite. If any of that makes sense. My advice is this... don't buy or do anything for your game until after you have recovered and you know how much function you will/wont have. I had knee surgery (left knee, RH golfer) 5 years ago and my golf game before and after surgery are two completely different beasts... to the extent that I pretty much had to relearn HOW to play golf. Its taken time but I am now just about as good as I was before that sugery but that is about the extent of the similarities. I am a completely different golfer now. I would hold off buying new clubs until everything settles and you are back to playing conistant golf (repeatable swing, etc). Then go out and get fit for new clubs that match your new swing. Just my $0.02
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