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As Professional Custom clubmakers, Heiser Golf has a unique position in the industry. That position is personal service to the individual golfer, tending to their specific needs and custom-matching the clubhead’s design, face thickness, loft angle, center of gravity, hosel offset and sole angle; the shaft flex, material make-up, weight, bend point, balance point and torque; and the grip’s feel, weight and thickness to the golfer’s particular abilities and skills! Our goal is to bring you new technologies with the best possible customer service we can provide. Contact us today for more information!
Custom Fitted Golf Club Specifications Explained - Heiser Golf
Jerry Heiser of Heiser Golf located in Cedar Falls, IA explains the importance of knowing what exactly to expect when you get a set of custom made golf clubs. In this video he goes over each of the important components associated with making sure your custom set is right for you. From measuring the head, lie angle, spine and flow, to swing rate MOI and more, you'll have a much better understanding of how the right clubs can help your game. For more info subscribe to the channel or click the following link:
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Difference Between Swing Weight Matching & MOI Matching In Golf Clubs
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Click here to learn about the difference between Swing Weight matching and Moment of Inertia (MOI) matching in golf clubs from golf pro, Jerry Heiser. Visit www.heisergolf.com for more information! Facebook: HeiserGolf
The Importance of Properly Fitting the Lie Angle of Your Golf Clubs
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Watch Heiser Golf’s video on why the lie angle of your golf irons is so important and how to property fit for lie angle. Visit www.heisergolf.com/ to learn more! Facebook: HeiserGolf
The Importance of Correctly Fitting the Loft of Your Driver
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Click here to learn about the importance of driver loft and how golf pro, Jerry Heiser correctly fits for the loft of golf clubs. Visit Heiser Golf’s website for more information www.heisergolf.com/ Facebook: HeiserGolf
The Correct Driver Shaft Length to Improve Your Strike
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In this video, Jerry Heiser explains the myths that many golfers believe to be true about the length of drivers. Learn about the correct driver shaft length and how it will help improve your strike. Visit www.heisergolf.com/ for more info! Facebook: HeiserGolf
Correct Way to Fit for Golf Club Length
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In this video, Jerry Heiser of Heiser Golf explains the importance of properly fitting the length of your golf clubs to optimize the distance and accuracy of your shots. Visit www.heisergolf.com/ for more info! Facebook: HeiserGolf
Custom Built Golf Clubs & Fitting by Heiser Golf
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Click here to view how Heiser Golf professional builds custom-made golf clubs, fitted to each of our customer's specifications. Visit our site to learn more www.heisergolf.com/ Facebook: HeiserGolf
Professional Golf Club Fitting Analysis by Heiser Golf
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In this video, Jerry Heiser of Heiser Golf explains how he obtains and analyzes the data he gets during a custom golf club fitting. Visit www.heisergolf.com/ to learn more! Facebook: HeiserGolf
Professional Golf Club Custom Fitting Interview Process by Heiser Golf
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In this video, Jerry Heiser of Heiser Golf explains the interview process of his professional golf club custom fittings and how he uses the data he obtains in the interview to improve your new set of golf clubs. Visit our site for more information www.heisergolf.com/ Facebook: HeiserGolf
Absolutely
No law says you can’t choke up an inch or so. Use that extra for a counter balance. Brooke Henderson has a 46” shaft, but she chokes up about 3”.
Bingo. Should have 1.5 million views.
I loved this video. How do I contact you for a fitting?
Hey I know this is off subject. My Callaway driver is $5 inches 10.5 loft. Im76 years old My drives are around 210 yards and almost in the fairway club head speed is 86 mph. My question is about 3 woods when i have tried to use one it goes the same distance as my 5 wood. The 5 wood goes 170 to 180 yards. Maybe my club head speed isnt fast enough to get a 3 wood up in the air. Any thoughts ?
Good info
If I’m already choking down on the driver would I not get the same feel swinging it after I cut it in relation to distance I choke down on.
after cut short the length, did everyone add weight to club head to maintain the same original swing weight? any suggestion?
Excellent. Reste a trouver un bon fiteur qui coupe et qui reequilibre l ensemble
So how can i shorten my current driver to get the swing weight correct?
Ok, my drivers, got 3 of them is 47 inch long, I have lenghten them myself, from ground to butt end it is! Why do so say you? Ansver is I have a very short backswing, 3/4 of normal, therefore I can contol length and hit balls further than most of my friends, longer shaft more speed i get!
Great info, thank you! I had an old EI-70 shaft with .350 tip in reg flex (from an old TM 3 wood) lying around doing nothing. I also had my old R7 driver at 45 or so inches long not being used. Love that driver so I decided to experiment and marry the two and since the R7 has removable weights on the head. Swapped into the R7 the EI-70 and it came out to 43.5" long. I then added extra weight to the head via those removable weights the R7 has (I had heavier ones lying around also). I do have a golf scale so that certainly helped. Now, the driver has excellent heft to it at 43.5" long... not too light and not a sledgehammer either... just perfect. I have never driven the ball so well.
I play my Sim 2 max with a standard 3 wood shaft. Just as long and much straighter...
Right, back when I came up playing golf, the standard driver was 43" and I could smash them with good consistency, even hit some fairway shots with that club. It was one with 9.5 loft-(TM Pittsburg Persimmon on a Ti shaft!). These monster sticks of current years I'm just now trying to get a handle on. A shorter handle may indeed be in order.
Are there no Tall Pro Golfer? OR, do the Tall ones bend over more?
Moved my G400 SFT driver from 45 3/4 length to the G400 3 wood shaft ( 43 inches )...could you anyone help me with the assessment of weight I need to head put back on it ?
Supposedly if you cut down your driver an inch, it would take 12 grams added to the head to get the swing weight back to what it was. But since it is a 3w shaft it maybe different. You could search online for the weight of a 3w head and add enough back to the driver head to match. Lead take on Ebay/Amazon, then keep adding until you feel you like it. That is the best way imo, then you play the swing weight you prefer. Happy tinkering!
How do you trim a shaft on an adjustable driver you really cannot swing weight can you to the head
Do you know of anybody in Mississippi that fits golf clubs that trust worthy ?
Great info !
but dude, you can bend cast irons. Even I've done it and I'm not a professional...my friends ran a club fitting shop and let me 'do my own irons ' lol
This guy's a wealth of information. But he must have retired :(
sorry if I'm hijacking this very great shaft video, but I feel the same way with oversized driver heads (460cc) ..... you just can't ' work ' them like the smaller heads (like the Callaway 415cc I just got ! ) Wooooo Hooooo !!!
I still have many of the older drivers still. You’re right, the smaller heads are actually more workable and easier to swing. The large 460cc heads are like swinging a 50gal drum lol I still use my biggest big bertha 6.5° driver. It still goes out there.
and I can't Pump it ! or Jack it ! with the longer shafts....terms I use with the shorter shafted drivers :) ... where 'control' could be 50/50 lost ball !
I know this sounds abstract but it's true (for me) that I can ' control ' a longer shaft (45.75") better than say - 45" or 44" shaft of equal SW - if hitting A to B straight down the middle. But, when 'working' a long shaft driver (rt to lf, lf to rt, high launch or low runner) FORGET IT ! So, that comes down to what you think ' control ' means🤣
At 5' 7" I cannot possibly keep proper control of a driver longer than 41 inches. No point on Earth hitting 240 yards carry with zero roll due to landing 50 feet wide of centre-fairway (also known as the thick rough). Just not enough content out there to expose the lie of the club & shaft companies.
I bet you hate those " He's only like 5' 7" " commercials more than anyone :)
I personally have had no issues cutting 1/2 to 1 inch off a stock length shaft. Almost all aftermarket shafts are sold at 46 and have to be butt trimmed anyway..... I've done it a ton and I have never noticed any difference except a completely better relationship with the club....
Love it, good information.
I play a Ping 43" G425 Max 12° (play at 13.5°) w/ Graphite Design Tour AD XC-7 (S) - No loss in distance (may hit it farther), but hit 50% more FIR! *not exaggerating 👍👍
I just cut mine down to 42.75"... instant improvement on accuracy.
@@LanceCampeau Lance, I should have mentioned that my shaft is a higher-end ($200+), aftermarket 3-wood shaft. When cutting down your stock driver shaft it will improve accuracy because you'll be hitting the center of the face more often, but the flex points/bend profile will be compromised. By going to a quality 3-wood shaft, you'll have just as much control and more "pop" besides... Have a great season!⛳🏌♂
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Does this apply to reshafting rather than cutting down a stock shaft? Would you have to add weight to the head with a reshaft?
Ok but what the hell is the difference?
uniformity or consistency throughout the set is the diff...which could be useless depending on how you like each single iron. Personally, I like lightweight wedges (that don't exist) and with light swingweights D0 and I have to back weight them still after grinding them down...that goes against the cookie cutter grain that says Wedges have to be heavy BS....same with putters. Who the hell needs a 400 gram putter......
The difference is that swing weight is a static measurement of how heavy a club is, whereas MOI is a dynamic measurement of how heavy the club is to swing. MOI-matched clubs each take the same amount of effort to swing; that is to say, for example, it takes the same effort to swing the 5-iron and the 9-iron. Swing weight matched clubs take different efforts to swing. Essentially, the longer the club is with swing weight matching, the more effort it will take to swing. MOI-matching is especially useful for the golfer whose clubs are not MOI-matched, and who have a favorite club or two. Something about the effort it takes to swing the favorite club(s) produces optimal rhythm, timing, and consistency for that golfer. Therefore, all else being equal, adjusting other clubs to this MOI (effort to swing) should produce more consistency between clubs and swings.
So just find the club in your bag you hit the best and match the rest of your clubs to that and skip all this fancy machine crap.
After cutting 2 inches off...can't you just add some lead tape to the head of the driver?
These average driver lengths on the PGA have gone up recently. However, I cut an inch off my new Epic Max, brought the swing weight back up with lead tape on the top/rear of the club head, and am fiddling with the +1/+2 settings.
This is great jerry I'm about to learn how to do this at work! Now I have some knowledge before I go on!
Hey Jerry, what's the name of that loft machine?
yeah but i hit a 7.5 degree that is 45.5 and i hit it pretty straight. thinking of getting a 43.5 shaft to switch out on tighter courses though
is this not possible with the change in moi?
Brilliant video
So let’s say I bought a SIM off the shelf. I can’t go to a shop and have them shorten or tip the shaft at all? How would the manufacturer do it any different? Not understanding what your solution is if you bought it off the shelf and it’s too long, which is going to be most case scenario
The manufacturer won't do it any different. All they want to do is sell golf equipment to make money. That's why it is so important to get custom fitted for your driver and your driver custom built to your specifications.
Straight fire jerry, hope my girl don’t see this
lmao
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Many thanks Jerry for explaining the importance of having properly fitting clubs for ones height. I have been playing golf for well over 50 years, and after seeing this video, I will arrange to see my pro to check all my clubs. I'll be sure to let you know how I go. Once again many thanks, it's much appreciated.
Hi...enjoyed your vid... When you say ricky plays 43.5" is that measured with the shaft in the clubhead or from tip to butt end...Tks...
That's measured with the club head on and you measure the club,if you put the club on the ground in the set up position, like you are going to hit the club, then measure for the the ground straight up the shaft to the end of the grip
@@heisergolf979 appreciate it 👍👍👍
If my driver is 43.5”, what is the recommended length for my 3w & Hy?
I would cut your 3 would at 42 in. As far as your hybrid, the hybrid should be cut to the length of the iron it's replacing
Good advice, thanks
Very informative, Thank you.
The swing weight can be adjusted after it is cut down of course
I’m 6’1” and I’m going to a 44.5 inch driver
Did you go to 44.5 mate?
Stephen Watson I did mate and it was the best decision ever. Been hitting more fairways and haven’t lost any distance. Wish I would have done I’m this years ago
cwugrad396 OMG 🤦🏻♂️ So me being 5’8 using a 45.5 standard TM SIM is wrong then 😂 no wonder I can’t hit a fairway, I play off 7 and I’m always playing from the rough or trees, should I maybe look at going to 43.5/44? And if so, did you take it off the butt or tip ?
Stephen Watson I bought a Cobra Xtreme in the tour length which comes at 44.5” so I didn’t have to mess around with the swing weight since they put heavier weights in the head, the 45.5” has a 6 gram weight and the 44.5” has a 14 gram weight. If you cut the shaft you need to add weight to the head
cwugrad396 thanks mate. Much appreciated
Nice video, not great audio but really helped. Thanks 💪🏼
Good information! I remember my grandfather had a ridiculously long driver, and was pretty inconsistent with it!