Greaser I like Miz irons, I was just digging at your “I got the $” comment. Those Honma irons are really nice, I played a few rounds with them last season but they’re expensive AF. Honestly you could end up hating them.
You like your miz, stick with em.
At some point you’re going to find out there is a point of diminishing returns. You’re going to be buying a particular club and practicing a particular shot that you may only hit a few times per round, if that. The problem here is that for pro’s, this is necessary, they’ve gotta have every shot available and be able to nail it, lots of $$$ on the line if they lose a stroke or 2.
For you, and even for me (single handicap) our time is better spent on the shots you’ll encounter frequently. Its easy to spend way too much time working on some obscure flop shot when you don’t even have your mid-range iron game on point.
It’s easy enough to learn to flop and to practice it a little bit and you should, but don’t spend much time on it, your time is better spent on the shots you’ll take most often.
You like your miz, stick with em.
At some point you’re going to find out there is a point of diminishing returns. You’re going to be buying a particular club and practicing a particular shot that you may only hit a few times per round, if that. The problem here is that for pro’s, this is necessary, they’ve gotta have every shot available and be able to nail it, lots of $$$ on the line if they lose a stroke or 2.
For you, and even for me (single handicap) our time is better spent on the shots you’ll encounter frequently. Its easy to spend way too much time working on some obscure flop shot when you don’t even have your mid-range iron game on point.
It’s easy enough to learn to flop and to practice it a little bit and you should, but don’t spend much time on it, your time is better spent on the shots you’ll take most often.
