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custom fit existing irons

HarryBoy037 · 2014-10-19 15:23:57

Just wondering if anyone can advise me on getting custom fit irons,I have a set of rbz's and I find them good. However a mate got a whole new set and talking to him and the pro in the club it seems I would be much better off with stiff irons instead. Does anyone know if it is worth while getting the irons reshafted or…

19-10-2014 4:23pm

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HarryBoy037

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Just wondering if anyone can advise me on getting custom fit irons,I have a set of rbz's and I find them good. However a mate got a whole new set and talking to him and the pro in the club it seems I would be much better off with stiff irons instead. Does anyone know if it is worth while getting the irons reshafted or would I be better trying to sell them and getting properly custom fit. Been hovering between 12-13 for two years now and would really like to know if custom fit iroirons could help me get a bit lower

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#2 19-10-2014 4:47pm

Senna

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Go for a fitting with your current irons and see what they recommend, it could be loft, lie, bounce, style, shaft, grip etc changes.
Once you know the changes needed, you can see what's the best option for you.

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#3 19-10-2014 6:05pm

HarryBoy037

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Yeah ,will do. I found somewhere that does it for 25 quid so could be a good place to start,cheers

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