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Lincoln posted:What It sounds like you're not striking the ball correctly. Short irons mask a lot of problems because they have high bounce or fat bottom. You could hit behind the ball and still get a shot off because the club head can slide through the grass whereas a long iron will just dig in and mess up your shot. Lessons from a pro will help!
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How would a driving iron (18 loft) and a long iron from a cavity-back set (19 loft) differ in terms of flight distance and height?
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Sep 3, 2019 19:02
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DJExile posted:This is pretty general, but if everything else is the same (shaft, how you swing them, lie angles, etc) you might get a little more distance on the driving iron and more height and forgiveness on the cavity back. It would also depend a bit on the weight of each of them and the balance, but that's how I'd see it. Thanks, I think I'll go for the 3 iron since it's also way cheaper.
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