Hi Bob, I have made several sets of Wishon Sterling single length irons. I have not had any feedback on the wedges like yours until recently. One of my senior customers has had issues with the sand wedge only, he hit the pitching and gap wedges fine. I think I will try back weighting the sand wedge for him.
Thanks, Moe From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Bob Barrette Sent: Saturday, January 21, 2017 11:58 AM To: Spine Talk <[email protected]>; Shop Talk Shop <[email protected]>; Spine Talk <[email protected]> Subject: ShopTalk: My experience with single length irons Hi All : I am posting this in case anyone else has encountered this problem with longer wedges. I decided to make myself a set of Pinhawk single length irons, all at 37” long. I really liked them, they were very easy to hit, except for the gap and pitching wedge, which I consistently hit fat, but no such problem with the other irons or hybrids in the set. After installing back weights, (36 gram) in my wedges, I set out for the driving range to test them. Incredibly I did not hit one fat shot with the aforementioned clubs, it was simply astounding. Several weeks later I removed the back weights from the Pitching and Gap wedges, went to the range not expecting to hit any fat shots, because I was now hitting these clubs so well, it probably was just a mental thing, thinking the weights eased my fears of hitting fat shots. Well to my complete disbelief, every shot I hit with these wedges were once again fat! I quickly reinstalled the back weights and no more fat shots. Comments anyone? Regards, Bob
