7-irons are all built differently. Today 7-irons have lofts ranging from 26 degrees to 35 degrees. Do you hit your 7-iron the optimal distance? Can you stop the ball on the green with the optimal landing angle? Is the ball flight high or low? Does the ball spin back or have topspin? Just because a player in your group is playing a certain iron it doesn't mean it's similar to yours. When club fitting the goal is to get the golfer in the most optimal carry distance, landing angle and total distance. This is why certain irons are stronger or weaker in loft. Using the Trackman optimizer you can learn a lot about how far your 7-iron should go.
For this videos test, Thomas Campbell PGA Member and Director of Instruction at Swing Lab conducts a test with swing speeds ranging from 70-90 mph and with three different types of irons. These are Game Improvement Irons (Taylormade Stealth - 28*), Players Distance Irons (Taylormade P790 - 30.5*) & Traditional Players Irons (Taylormade P7MC - 34*) comparing all the differences so you can learn the optimal 7-iron distances based on your club speed & iron type.
Swing Lab Performance Golf is a high-performance golf training & fitting facility that opened in February 2023. We are located in Lakeville, Minnesota and utilize top of the line technology to revolutionize the way golfers improve their game. Our technology includes Trackman, Quintic, Zen Green Stage, Putt View & Swing Catalyst. We also offer club fitting services for all the major manufacturers including Callaway, TaylorMade, Titleist, Mizuno, Cobra & Srixon / Cleveland Golf come see us to gain some distance, improve your dispersion or to make more putts.
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