First off, Mac is an animal. How does he swing both ways so well?!?! Second, I'm really excited to see this review. I just got the 639CBs in November of last year. Had I known these were coming out I would've waited, but I have no complaints with my irons so far. Love Sub70 products and the praise they're getting. Keep up the great work TXG, love you guys!
So for one props to you guys for reviewing sub70 and helping spread awareness for the brand. Really good quality clubs and amazing customer services. Not to mention a 60 day money back guaranteed return policy. Also righty mac is crazy good.
Good on u guys testing irons u don’t sell. Keeping ur constituency’s best interest in mind - even when it competes with ur bottom line is the mark of integrity.
I was really close to going with sub70 irons. What held me back was me being a first-time new club buyer and I didn't have a good sense of what my swing needed and really wanted the fitting experience. I decided to get fit by my local shop. I don't regret it but the guys I dealt with at sub70 were kind, straight up, and definitely helped me out to the maximum they could within the constraints of DTC business model!
@@AKhan.28 ZX7's. Not disappointed at all. Had the opportunity to try out a bunch of different clubs and shafts. I ended up with shafts I would have never guessed (DG120's with a step in them).
Honestly man, as a newbie the most important thing IMO is clubhead awareness. I wish I would have started with something more blade-y, because the feedback you get from strikes will improve your iron game.
Amazing right-handed swing for a lefty and the results were incredible. As a Sub70 homer I will attest they are the real deal. Their products are amazing and customer service is best in class. If you're nervous about buying they do have a demo program, in addition to an outstanding return program. I'd put their stuff up against any major brand on the market today.
Still waiting for a DTC bracket! Or some kind of comparison head-to-head against big names brands. Seems like every video they are all very similar, feel great, look good, and incredible value. But would be intresting to see any differences in spin rates/ lofts/ ball speed etc. for anyone choosing between them. I got my Haywood combo set on preorder after watching the review and they have been incredible!
Can we take a second out to take note of the Legend the Mac Is? His Righty swing is so smooth and natural. The clubs look amazing IMO. They look fantastic and with the standard lofts it appears to be an amazing deal.
I do love DTC clubs, and depending on the company, you can get great customer service. In my case, I spent a couple hours on the phone with the guys at Sub70 talking about my game, my swing, my handicap, my clubs, and my goals before getting a combination of components put together. I ended up in their 699 irons and a couple hybrids; I love them. They seem to fit me really well and my handicap has come down a bit since getting them. Along the same lines, I also spent some time talking to the folks at New Level before getting some wedges from them to fill out my bag (the Sub70 wedges I looked at were out of stock). They are pretty amazing, as well. There's no way I could have replaced my whole bag getting fit for name brand clubs- just would have priced me out of the game.
This just solidified my choice in trading my Taylormade R7 Forged for the Sub 70 659CB Raw 5-AW set. I love the fact that they're a DTC company, not some overpriced OEM set that has the same specs and performance. Also..... to echo everyone else, Mac's righty swing is beasty. If I were that consistent, I'd be ecstatic!!
I'm so happy to see all of these DTC companies, sub70, Haywood, Takomo etc. making great products, hopefully they take more hold to drive down the big brand prices.
I own 15 different Sub 70 clubs. The clubs are fantastic, but their customer service is even better. I had a shaft failure on my 3W - shaft broke under the hosel - and they shipped me a new club built to my specs the same week, with a return box to send the old head back. The club was a year and half old, used in 100+ rounds plus on my home simulator. Seriously top notch service.
As Mac says, the look at address is probably the most important thing in terms of "aesthetics" and your reviews would be greatly improved if you did include a filmed visual "at address" moving the camera a bit around so that we can see how the heads really look. It's particularly important for brands like Sub70 where the pics on the site are "weird" and the possibility to have a look at them before even trying/demo-ing or plain buying is rather limited! Anyway, thanks for the good work, I'm very interested in a combo of the 659 TC 6 to PW and CB in the 5 and 4... Just wish the lofts were a bit more "traditional", with a 7i at 34/35° and a PW at 47°... but I guess sub70 can bend them 2° weaker and that would be quite a perfect match.
I was really close to buying the Sub 70 699 pros but after watching this video, I want these new clubs! I still have to find a way to get home as Sycamore, IL is only 20-30 minutes from my family’s home. Ian, keep up the great work! I love your videos and have learned so much through your channel! 👏
I’m a admitted Sub70 fanboy but just wanted to mention that with that Nippon shaft it will raise the price to just above $900 (4-PW). Still an incredible value but didn’t want anyone being surprised when they go to the site. Great video as always!
Been playing 699 Pros with DG X100 for a year now and love them, granted my striking should allow me to go with more of player iron but I still love them. I'm now looking at replacing my Vokey SM7s that are wearing out with some Sub70 wedges. The 699 utility irons are also great, replaced my hybrid with a 2 iron HZRDUS Black X-Stiff and haven't looked back.
@@chasecars1savelives I have a 48 degree, they are pretty good compare to my cleverland, but they don't have many grind and bounce option for the wedge so it really depends on if u like the shape or not.
Thank you both and your team for testing these. I have been interested in seeing these tested. I do believe Sub 70, is the brand that will have a real shot of being my next iron set. Keep up the great work.
I demo'd some Sub70 irons a bit ago, and beyond the clubs being fantastic, was the customer service and support. You get an email reply almost instantly to any inquiry, and even though the demo program says that I end up paying for the shipping portion, and get the refund on the demo portion, Sub70 returned my entire demo cost, and paid for the shipping. I'm not quite ready to purchase new irons yet, but when I do, it will be Sub70. They get my highest rating for a club company.
I am a high-handicap player who bought these clubs. I must say, the feedback I get has greatly improved my iron play. I was considering a "game improvement" iron, but I think if you are playing "game improvement" you need to practice and improve your game. (I bought 5-W. I do play a 7W for shots over 200)
Those honestly look as good as ANY cavity back iron from any of the major OEMs. To me they give a subtle design nod to Srixon 745, TM P7MC, and even back a few more years to MP64. Gorgeous
Mac's hand eye is incredible. I often say as a righty - my lefty putting stroke is better and more consistent but to do it with a 4i - infrickincredible 👍🏼
Same strike that I get. I also have about 8* in to out path with face closed to path. Any ideas to improve strikepoint without changing the club path??
I think there are stigmas now with buying irons that you have to fit a category. My first set were blades, little did I know, and I figured out how to hit the middle which made me a good player. So the ultimate question is would a big thick cavity back help your game or will irons like these make you a better player?
It has nothing to do with it being a cavity back. The "blade vs cavity back" debate is so insignificant it's pointless. It's always loft and always will be loft. This 4 iron here is 22 degrees which for all intents and purposes makes it a 3 iron. So 215 is perfectly normal for that range at 95mph head speed.
Ian, would a fitting studio like TXG ever stock a D2C brand? Obviously the economics wouldn't be as good, but if you're getting the best fit for a player that comes in with a tight budget, then surely there's something to be said for either stocking D2C or partnering with SUB70 for e.g.
When I see the testing for DTC products that you have done with the irons for Haywood and Sub 70, I really don't know why someone would pay the extra 800-1000 for an OEM especially considering the market these player cavity irons are made for. How much more are you really going to gain playing a t100? Most of these companies offer a variety of shaft options and even at that I know you can even just purchase the heads if you wanted to and buy your own shafts and build them to how you like. My next set of irons will not be an OEM, they will come from DTC. The customer service at these companies are usually very good as well. You could use the extra money towards fitting another area of your bag, a golf trip, membership etc..
If you can’t get to a fitting cart and have some general understanding of your game, or have been fit for other clubs, it might be worth calling them to talk through it. Sub 70 is known for their customer service and will definitely give you their time to help you make choices. Of course the fitting is still the best method. Something else to consider is that the head on Sub 70 clubs is the only thing they make, the shafts and grips are all big name with multiple options.
@@timmycupcakes8642 I was looking at the 699 pros. I was thinking to get fitted for p790s since they are comparable. But I was wondering if the txg guys had a better solution.
You can go to Sub 70 for an in person fitting. I drove to Sycamore IL in March for a fitting. Great experience. Clubs got to me in a week! Went full bag Sub 70 (even got a putter while I was there) all for under $2k. 699 pro irons, 849d, 949x wds, 286 wedges, and 005 putter, btw. Weather has been lousy, so I haven’t had many chances to hit them, but I when I have, I really like what I am seeing and feeling.
@@davidfruehstorfer9162 0 chance I drive to IL. But I didn’t know they had fitting carts. I’m close ish to Orlando so maybe I can make a weekend out of it.
It's the Z745s. I have the 745s in the bag and they look almost identical. The 765s and 785s started to move Apex of the muscle in the back a bit more to the toe, the 745s apex was very central just like these. I still think they are gorgeous. Love them in the black.
@@clubchampionmedia awesome. I was going to ask the exact question because I get the exact same ball speed numbers with my pw, 7 iron. And lucky enough for me, I play the modus 105 in my ping i200s. Looks like it's a good shaft for my swing speed
@@gregwilliams2066 mate I went NL 902pd and they are sensational. Moved my Mizuno and Miura to the back up spot. Don’t know about the sub70’s but the New Level are as good as anything else out there.
I noticed that all of Mac's hits were on the heel. My question is how do you correct for that? That is my constant swing miss to the point of almost shanking every shot. I move farther away from the ball, and that just creates a whole new set of problems. Could that be corrected by a different weight shaft?if so, heavier or lighter?
I have the same issue and what helped me was setting up with the ball centered where the grooves end out towards the toe , Ive had some shanky weeks during the last 3 years before I started this ,everything is good now but if I get lazy and forget to adjust my ball marks are so close to the hosel I start having flash backs !!!!
I owned a set of 639 CB's and loved everything about them except for the durability. The steel that they use is super soft. So soft, that I got a few pings on the faces just by catching stray grains of sand in between the ball and face. Sub 70 customer service is absolutely amazing, though. Can't compliment them enough.
makes sense. They had to give somewhere to hit that price point. Still, if you're a decent player who isn't an everyday player, these might last a fairly long time.
Absurd his righty swing looks so natural. Would never know
First off, Mac is an animal. How does he swing both ways so well?!?! Second, I'm really excited to see this review. I just got the 639CBs in November of last year. Had I known these were coming out I would've waited, but I have no complaints with my irons so far. Love Sub70 products and the praise they're getting. Keep up the great work TXG, love you guys!
So for one props to you guys for reviewing sub70 and helping spread awareness for the brand. Really good quality clubs and amazing customer services. Not to mention a 60 day money back guaranteed return policy. Also righty mac is crazy good.
Good on u guys testing irons u don’t sell. Keeping ur constituency’s best interest in mind - even when it competes with ur bottom line is the mark of integrity.
I was really close to going with sub70 irons. What held me back was me being a first-time new club buyer and I didn't have a good sense of what my swing needed and really wanted the fitting experience. I decided to get fit by my local shop. I don't regret it but the guys I dealt with at sub70 were kind, straight up, and definitely helped me out to the maximum they could within the constraints of DTC business model!
which irons did you end up with? I also was looking at sub70 and takomo but ended up with Callaway Apex
@@AKhan.28 ZX7's. Not disappointed at all. Had the opportunity to try out a bunch of different clubs and shafts. I ended up with shafts I would have never guessed (DG120's with a step in them).
Honestly man, as a newbie the most important thing IMO is clubhead awareness. I wish I would have started with something more blade-y, because the feedback you get from strikes will improve your iron game.
I play the TAIII’s and love them.
Amazing right-handed swing for a lefty and the results were incredible. As a Sub70 homer I will attest they are the real deal. Their products are amazing and customer service is best in class. If you're nervous about buying they do have a demo program, in addition to an outstanding return program. I'd put their stuff up against any major brand on the market today.
I ordered a driving iron and the grip was out. They could have emailed. They called.
Service is very good
Agreed
I bought the 699 pros last week and have played 4 rounds with them. Great clubs and will be buying these once I get under a 5 index
Please test the Sub 70 659 TC as well!
Still waiting for a DTC bracket! Or some kind of comparison head-to-head against big names brands.
Seems like every video they are all very similar, feel great, look good, and incredible value.
But would be intresting to see any differences in spin rates/ lofts/ ball speed etc. for anyone choosing between them.
I got my Haywood combo set on preorder after watching the review and they have been incredible!
Can we take a second out to take note of the Legend the Mac Is? His Righty swing is so smooth and natural.
The clubs look amazing IMO. They look fantastic and with the standard lofts it appears to be an amazing deal.
I do love DTC clubs, and depending on the company, you can get great customer service. In my case, I spent a couple hours on the phone with the guys at Sub70 talking about my game, my swing, my handicap, my clubs, and my goals before getting a combination of components put together. I ended up in their 699 irons and a couple hybrids; I love them. They seem to fit me really well and my handicap has come down a bit since getting them. Along the same lines, I also spent some time talking to the folks at New Level before getting some wedges from them to fill out my bag (the Sub70 wedges I looked at were out of stock). They are pretty amazing, as well. There's no way I could have replaced my whole bag getting fit for name brand clubs- just would have priced me out of the game.
I literally just bought the MB and I love them
Is there a video coming for the 659TC and MB? I'm hoping to put together an order for a cb/tc set in the next few weeks!
This just solidified my choice in trading my Taylormade R7 Forged for the Sub 70 659CB Raw 5-AW set. I love the fact that they're a DTC company, not some overpriced OEM set that has the same specs and performance. Also..... to echo everyone else, Mac's righty swing is beasty. If I were that consistent, I'd be ecstatic!!
I'm not sure what's more impressive... SUB 70 puting out phenomenal clubs again or Mac hitting single digit handicap shots as a RIGHTY 🤯 So insane!
Working a high end member guest, saw 6 sets of sub 70 out of 130ish.
I just bought 699 pros and I absolutely love them.
I'm so happy to see all of these DTC companies, sub70, Haywood, Takomo etc. making great products, hopefully they take more hold to drive down the big brand prices.
I own 15 different Sub 70 clubs. The clubs are fantastic, but their customer service is even better. I had a shaft failure on my 3W - shaft broke under the hosel - and they shipped me a new club built to my specs the same week, with a return box to send the old head back. The club was a year and half old, used in 100+ rounds plus on my home simulator.
Seriously top notch service.
Yet another reason to love Mac… Would love to see a blog of alternate shots left side and right side
I was SHOCKED by his first right handed swing. Was not expecting such a good swing...
As Mac says, the look at address is probably the most important thing in terms of "aesthetics" and your reviews would be greatly improved if you did include a filmed visual "at address" moving the camera a bit around so that we can see how the heads really look.
It's particularly important for brands like Sub70 where the pics on the site are "weird" and the possibility to have a look at them before even trying/demo-ing or plain buying is rather limited!
Anyway, thanks for the good work, I'm very interested in a combo of the 659 TC 6 to PW and CB in the 5 and 4... Just wish the lofts were a bit more "traditional", with a 7i at 34/35° and a PW at 47°... but I guess sub70 can bend them 2° weaker and that would be quite a perfect match.
I was really close to buying the Sub 70 699 pros but after watching this video, I want these new clubs! I still have to find a way to get home as Sycamore, IL is only 20-30 minutes from my family’s home. Ian, keep up the great work! I love your videos and have learned so much through your channel! 👏
As a lefty, seeing Mac wear out a right handed swing is just unreal.
I’m a admitted Sub70 fanboy but just wanted to mention that with that Nippon shaft it will raise the price to just above $900 (4-PW). Still an incredible value but didn’t want anyone being surprised when they go to the site. Great video as always!
Thank you, yes that helps.
those were the Nippon shafts I wanted and I would have been surprised..
Thx!
The fact that he’s around scratch right handed is crazy. Great athlete!
I love the black. I demoed the Hogan irons, they were so nice. These direct to consumer clubs are so good both in quality and price.
I've been waiting for this one! Can't wait to try them.
Awesome to see Mac on the channel. Matty boy vibes. An amazing talent
Can you explain the different V-Soles? What type of golfer needs one over the other?
I have the 649 MBs, love them
Thanks for the content. Love seeing Mac hit righty.
If I hadn't seen Mac on video hitting it lefty, I might not believe that he's not a righty. Crazy. Quality clubs at a good price
Been eyeing these up for my next set. 🤘👍
That Sub70 659 iron line is 🔥🔥🔥
Sub 70 has a fitting facility now. Kinda tempting to do these or a set of pings or sim 2 max irons. Not sure
Wow, you're not even selling these... I love your service and integrity💪 And I hate, that Mac has more club speed than me swinging the other way 🤦♂️😄
Been playing 699 Pros with DG X100 for a year now and love them, granted my striking should allow me to go with more of player iron but I still love them. I'm now looking at replacing my Vokey SM7s that are wearing out with some Sub70 wedges. The 699 utility irons are also great, replaced my hybrid with a 2 iron HZRDUS Black X-Stiff and haven't looked back.
Pls report back on this comment when you’ve tried the wedges 😂
@@chasecars1savelives I have a 48 degree, they are pretty good compare to my cleverland, but they don't have many grind and bounce option for the wedge so it really depends on if u like the shape or not.
I have two of their 286 wedges. 54 and 58. Love them
Thank you both and your team for testing these. I have been interested in seeing these tested. I do believe Sub 70, is the brand that will have a real shot of being my next iron set.
Keep up the great work.
Mac is amazing with a club in hand
Chicago golfers love the SUB70's ❤️
Man those irons look really nice. Please put them head to head against some of the big names in that players cavity section in a future video
I demo'd some Sub70 irons a bit ago, and beyond the clubs being fantastic, was the customer service and support. You get an email reply almost instantly to any inquiry, and even though the demo program says that I end up paying for the shipping portion, and get the refund on the demo portion, Sub70 returned my entire demo cost, and paid for the shipping. I'm not quite ready to purchase new irons yet, but when I do, it will be Sub70. They get my highest rating for a club company.
I am a high-handicap player who bought these clubs. I must say, the feedback I get has greatly improved my iron play. I was considering a "game improvement" iron, but I think if you are playing "game improvement" you need to practice and improve your game.
(I bought 5-W. I do play a 7W for shots over 200)
Stock baby draw righty swing. Love it.
My jaw dropped for like a minute after he hit that first righty swing.
Mac is unfairly talented. Iron looks great, Ian was trying hard not to say srixon 745 😂🤣
Have you ever considered talking to sub70 to bring their stuff to your stores?
Those honestly look as good as ANY cavity back iron from any of the major OEMs. To me they give a subtle design nod to Srixon 745, TM P7MC, and even back a few more years to MP64. Gorgeous
I thought they looked a lot like Bridgestone
I disagree with the p7mc I don't think they look much alike at all. Srixon yes
@@dsc-nr5zy yes, look almost identical to Bridgestone j40 of 10 yrs ago, which are still awesome. i still play j40 pocket cavity
literally lol’d when he flushed that first swing
Love the wedges that I have from them.
Man, impressive turning around and swinging flush from the other side. Boucher, why aren't we seeing you more on the PGA tour?
These look great! But we really want to see a full review and maybe fitting of the Wilson Staff D9 forged!
can you show the TC irons next, I dont really understand how a little cut in the cavity can change anything
Like my 699 s & JB Wedges very forgiving for my swing . Price point was a big plus .45 minute ride to get fitted was a great option too.
639 forged on sale now
Mac's hand eye is incredible. I often say as a righty - my lefty putting stroke is better and more consistent but to do it with a 4i - infrickincredible 👍🏼
Same strike that I get. I also have about 8* in to out path with face closed to path. Any ideas to improve strikepoint without changing the club path??
Hope you get the rest of the range in. Would be cool to see how well they actually blend.
Coming in like a scolded cat!😹 love it Ian. Great content again. Im totally sold on direct to consumer clubs. Ridiculous value.
I wish you would compare the sun 70 799. Cleveland Halo and Wilson launchpad
These seem to be in the same price range as 2019 Callaway Apex forged. Can someone make some comparisons or recommendations for me?
Awesome video, many thanks.
Great review as always , When are you planning on doing the driver bracket for 2022 ?
I think there are stigmas now with buying irons that you have to fit a category. My first set were blades, little did I know, and I figured out how to hit the middle which made me a good player.
So the ultimate question is would a big thick cavity back help your game or will irons like these make you a better player?
It has nothing to do with it being a cavity back. The "blade vs cavity back" debate is so insignificant it's pointless. It's always loft and always will be loft. This 4 iron here is 22 degrees which for all intents and purposes makes it a 3 iron. So 215 is perfectly normal for that range at 95mph head speed.
Aren't the CB's cavity back?
Ian, would a fitting studio like TXG ever stock a D2C brand? Obviously the economics wouldn't be as good, but if you're getting the best fit for a player that comes in with a tight budget, then surely there's something to be said for either stocking D2C or partnering with SUB70 for e.g.
I like all the DTC brands, so much better on price and perform as good or better than the big boys.
Ian can you elaborate on your comment about the V sole position and type of golfer.
Sub 70 is legit. Half my bag is full of their equipment. Their clubs are as good or better than any major OEM.
OF COURSE Mac is ambidextrous, and supremely talented both ways
What balls do you guys use for testing clubs?
Ian would love to see your take on them also. Jump in and give them a hit.
These remind me of the Bridgestone J36 pocket cavity irons.
I would venture to guess the strikes were actually better than they read with the GC Quad showing left handed club data
If I knew about about these before purchasing p790’s I would have got these instead. Still love the p790’s though
So I just can back to the channel since the season is back on where did Matt go?
Play a bag with 7 clubs lefty and 7 clubs righty. Ridiculous ambi skill, Mac!
Watching Mac swing righty makes me want to give up golf. LOL
You should test some Golf works clubs. DBM Forged.
Ian said New Level was the best DTC iron out there a few months ago, does he consider Sub70 a step above Haywood?
Impressive as hell Mac. My lefty is trash.
When I see the testing for DTC products that you have done with the irons for Haywood and Sub 70, I really don't know why someone would pay the extra 800-1000 for an OEM especially considering the market these player cavity irons are made for. How much more are you really going to gain playing a t100? Most of these companies offer a variety of shaft options and even at that I know you can even just purchase the heads if you wanted to and buy your own shafts and build them to how you like. My next set of irons will not be an OEM, they will come from DTC. The customer service at these companies are usually very good as well. You could use the extra money towards fitting another area of your bag, a golf trip, membership etc..
I love that you are demoing a non-brand/outside the norm. I’d like to see the 4 and 3 iron with the stronger loft.
Mac is a beast. What an athlete 💪
Can you guys do the tc and mb as well
How would you recommend getting fit for a DTC club set? The online tool I feel is only so good.
If you can’t get to a fitting cart and have some general understanding of your game, or have been fit for other clubs, it might be worth calling them to talk through it. Sub 70 is known for their customer service and will definitely give you their time to help you make choices. Of course the fitting is still the best method. Something else to consider is that the head on Sub 70 clubs is the only thing they make, the shafts and grips are all big name with multiple options.
@@timmycupcakes8642 I was looking at the 699 pros. I was thinking to get fitted for p790s since they are comparable. But I was wondering if the txg guys had a better solution.
You can go to Sub 70 for an in person fitting. I drove to Sycamore IL in March for a fitting. Great experience. Clubs got to me in a week! Went full bag Sub 70 (even got a putter while I was there) all for under $2k. 699 pro irons, 849d, 949x wds, 286 wedges, and 005 putter, btw. Weather has been lousy, so I haven’t had many chances to hit them, but I when I have, I really like what I am seeing and feeling.
@@davidfruehstorfer9162 0 chance I drive to IL. But I didn’t know they had fitting carts. I’m close ish to Orlando so maybe I can make a weekend out of it.
Is that a literal copy of a srixon 785 or 765? It looks like something I’ve seen before just can’t put my finger on it.
Look incredibly similar to mine
It's the Z745s. I have the 745s in the bag and they look almost identical. The 765s and 785s started to move Apex of the muscle in the back a bit more to the toe, the 745s apex was very central just like these. I still think they are gorgeous. Love them in the black.
Similar to the 745 and a little bit of Taylormade P7MC
Do you think flattening the lie would move strike away from the heel?
The left hander hits a righty pitching wedge further and more accurately than me. Who wants to buy my clubs? I give up.
would love to know what mac handicap would be right handed
What modus shaft was this during the testing session? 105? 120? X or S? Just curious
105 Stiff I believe
it was a 105 Stiff flex
@@clubchampionmedia appreciate it thanks
@@clubchampionmedia awesome. I was going to ask the exact question because I get the exact same ball speed numbers with my pw, 7 iron. And lucky enough for me, I play the modus 105 in my ping i200s. Looks like it's a good shaft for my swing speed
Ian if you were to have a preference between Sub 70 and New Level which would you opt for? Both look like quality offerings. Thank you.
torn on these and nl902pd. wonder which you feel is softer or more forgiving?
@@gregwilliams2066 mate I went NL 902pd and they are sensational. Moved my Mizuno and Miura to the back up spot. Don’t know about the sub70’s but the New Level are as good as anything else out there.
I noticed that all of Mac's hits were on the heel. My question is how do you correct for that? That is my constant swing miss to the point of almost shanking every shot. I move farther away from the ball, and that just creates a whole new set of problems. Could that be corrected by a different weight shaft?if so, heavier or lighter?
I have the same issue and what helped me was setting up with the ball centered where the grooves end out towards the toe , Ive had some shanky weeks during the last 3 years before I started this ,everything is good now but if I get lazy and forget to adjust my ball marks are so close to the hosel I start having flash backs !!!!
On the range set up in the heel feel like you hit it out the toe
Hi Ian, I am going to Fort Laulerdale for vacation, are there any club fitters you trust there? If so who? I am badly in need of new clubs.
Golftec in Boca Raton
@@nicolascrescimone I actually called them, glad to get the recommendation thanks.
Check what mr. miura says about ‘heal strikes’
659cb vs Takomo 201. Lets see it
I owned a set of 639 CB's and loved everything about them except for the durability. The steel that they use is super soft. So soft, that I got a few pings on the faces just by catching stray grains of sand in between the ball and face. Sub 70 customer service is absolutely amazing, though. Can't compliment them enough.
makes sense. They had to give somewhere to hit that price point. Still, if you're a decent player who isn't an everyday player, these might last a fairly long time.
@@rnoitheryet9087 True or maybe if you don't have a higher swing speed like me. They felt like butter though.
Dude I’m lefty too but I can hit the ball much better right and have considered going righty as well
No way! That first wedge LMAO
that club looks nice
is the 4 iron big and blocky like a jpx 921 forged 4 iron?
No I definitely wouldn’t say it’s over large.