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**moohassinny** · 12-04-2010, 11:38 PM

Maybe you should run through a static fitting to see where your numbers are and compare those to your current clubs. Length of the clubs is probably the thing you want to see if it's right or not. For example if your current clubs are 1.5 inches too short(this is a pretty big exxageration on my part) then your clubs may not be helping you in the least. All you are looking for is to see if your current clubs are in the ballpark.

Ideally you find out your current clubs are pretty close to what you need. Then you improve your swing and get a real fitting when you are ready for new irons.

I found out my clubs were 1 inch too long. Once They were cut down my posture at address got better and my ball flight improved. I'm a 36 index, so your swing is better then mine so I'd expect you get bigger gains if there was something way off with your clubs.

12-04-2010, 11:38 PM	#5
moohassinny Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 554 Senior Member	Maybe you should run through a static fitting to see where your numbers are and compare those to your current clubs. Length of the clubs is probably the thing you want to see if it's right or not. For example if your current clubs are 1.5 inches too short(this is a pretty big exxageration on my part) then your clubs may not be helping you in the least. All you are looking for is to see if your current clubs are in the ballpark. Ideally you find out your current clubs are pretty close to what you need. Then you improve your swing and get a real fitting when you are ready for new irons. I found out my clubs were 1 inch too long. Once They were cut down my posture at address got better and my ball flight improved. I'm a 36 index, so your swing is better then mine so I'd expect you get bigger gains if there was something way off with your clubs.
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