Where are you doing this mate ?

@@vikrampitre2343 can be done online for the most part mate. Still have to do some hands on stuff obviously. Most info can be found with your favorite search engine.

put the weight towards the top of the head and see what happens

McGolf Custom Clubs will definitely try. Thanks for taking time to reply. Have a great weekend!

if you are a right handed golfer try a weak left hand grip with a strong right hand grip and see what happens. and I don't mean gripping the club tighter with your right hand and looser with your left hand. by strong and weak I mean hand position just to be clear. if you don't know what I am talking about do a search on youtube.

@@McGolf - If I may ask... What model Flightscope launch monitor are you using?

@@Concern_Citizen flightscope X3 first generation

Bottom along back as in this one is most common. Clean the area to be used the apply the tape rub with a flat handle viola

many thanks, has greatly helped my dispersion with 3 iron, yes, still hitting 3 iron as I can't hit rescue clubs.

I have a few videos on extracting a shaft the procedure is the same check them out thanks

smash factor is very swing relative. the higher the speed goes its hard to obtain 1.50. The pros who practice often and with a staff behind them can do it. but not as often as you think

not a fan just because of the potential slop, the worst is the cork needed

the original issue, i can only imagine was a manufacturing hick up. Most irons now IMO are a bit light. Mizuno which can all agree does it too to get a d2 to d-0 SW instead of the traditional d4

Personally I’m not a fan of weight down a shaft although a recognized. You are going to need about 12 grams which is a ton in golf club weight. Start with about half see what is does

Callaway used to offer their emblems (that would go on the back of their irons) in different weights - instead of using tape or tungsten powder. Don't know if they still do...

I bought mag wheel weights from the tyre shop, put a,10g in the centre...very happy

tip weights, for cosmetic reasons

the easy reply is 4 degrees. forged 4 cast 2 however there are clubs out there i have been as much as 9 degrees. it was based on the heat treatment of the iron. go to the 4 degree limit if the iron start to fight you then stop. if it feel soft go a little and try and again later.

@@McGolf he got one bent 7 degrees to a 59-that will allow me to have all my wedges to an 7 iron length to almost match my one length set which I made to about a 6 iron. I'm really diggin these one length cobra f7s- hit them at the range cant wait to put them in play. They go alot straighter/ and higher as well. The length gaps are about the same but downwind I can see a pw going 145 instead of a normal 130 ish for me.

but the wedges thru 8 iron are way straighter (and higher) than before.

Accra makes a 40 g shaft

unfortunately you need to compare swing weights. then add weight to compare.

Had my pings done

28 29 and yes a 7

Thanks for the answer. I asked because I play a strong lofted set of irons (jpx 919 hot metal) and lately I’ve been having trouble getting any kind of stopping power. Launching 7 iron 18-19 degrees with a 45-46 degree landing angle. But when I hit it out of the screws it seems to knuckle the ball. Getting 195-200 yards of carry and 205-210 total, spinning sub 4500. It’s just frustrating not being able to hold greens with my irons.

some may yes I say no. However if you like that look and want less offset try out the mavrik max. it is a similar look with less offset

@@McGolf Thanks for your tip on the Mav Max with less offset than the B21 iron. I crunched the numbers and there is a SLIGHTLY less offset for the Mav Max.. For the most irons (example 6 - 8 irons) there is about 7% less offset - which is still big amount of offset. I was hoping for more like half (50% or maybe 60% less offset).. Sorry for being a pest but to give me that much less offset on the B21 (or Mav Max) you would almost have to cut of the kink in the neck that causes the massive offset and re-weld the iron head back on. Can you handle that?? (just kidding).. Probably too much work and too much cost. Be nice if Callaway just came out with much less offset version of the B21.. I think that would be a big seller since so many people don't like big amount of offset, but like the easy to hit features of the B21 iron.

howlingwolf125y I know your dilemma. I went looking for new clubs after 17 years with Calloway X-22. I really, REALLY wanted some Mizuno or Titleist but left it in the hands of my fitter and Trackman. Ended up with Mavrik Max. It was blatantly obvious on my length and dispersion even with butt ugly offset. So I had to choose. Look Marvelous Or Score Marvelous GIR up 30% Birdies up 33% Double bogies down 75% But is that offset ever ugly!

@@seanpeacock5595 Thanks Sean for your input.. Wow.. You have some good numbers. I guess I could get used to the offset if it helps my play better. The main thing is that my new clubs must help me beat my evil golf friend. I graduated from High school with my golf oponent about 30 years ago. He is a golf nut and golfs about 10 times more than me (so plenty of practice).. And he has a bad attitude. When he wins he seems to think that somehow makes him superior to me - and smarter and better than me. And he lets me know it. We really are about the same in golf ability. I just hope a good set of irons will help me beat him, so I can keep his mouth shut - and wipe that ugly smile off his ugly face.

howlingwolf125y THATS hilarious. So I’m 63 and was playing with a 10 handicap last year. So the big question is .....do you want to love what you’re looking at or do you want better golf. Some lucky players get both or will compromise on one. Coming from a player’s improvement blade I told the fitter what I’m looking for. A little more forgiveness and generous sweet spot..... here we went...on Trackman...... Wilson staff Tour blades♥️.......😞 Mizuno JPX Hot Metal♥️.........😔 Titleist T200♥️ ...........😞 Etc Etc Mavrik Max😕.........Boom!♥️ I’m not crazy about the looks but knocking 3 off my handicap at 63 years old? I’ll take it. Good Luck with your choice. #1 priority is a fitter you trust. The rest is just hitting.🏌🏿‍♂️

interesting...i might move to E0. Golf becomes so relaxing