Shaft Puring - Flo Alignment - Lie Angle - Kick point - Torque

DGman wrote:

2000 is too little spin for a 7 iron. 6000 to 7000 will be about right.

DGman

Oh... I know nothing abt club fitting as a beginner. Thx for the info.

Sorry that I've OT. But since we r at this, wat does the spin rate imply for the shot on the 7i?

Does it mean 6000-7000 is abt right and it should have a better distance compare to 2000? Or the other way round?

3131T wrote:

DGman wrote:

2000 is too little spin for a 7 iron. 6000 to 7000 will be about right.

DGman

Oh... I know nothing abt club fitting as a beginner. Thx for the info.

Sorry that I've OT. But since we r at this, wat does the spin rate imply for the shot on the 7i?

Does it mean 6000-7000 is abt right and it should have a better distance compare to 2000? Or the other way round?

For a #7 iron shot, regardless of the carry distance, the running distance should be 10m or less (on our system) relatively to the carry distance in order for the ball to stop on the greens, therefore the ball spin has to be more than 5000rpm to do that (Phyics).

Cheers

SigmaOne wrote:

3131T wrote:

DGman wrote:

2000 is too little spin for a 7 iron. 6000 to 7000 will be about right.

DGman

Oh... I know nothing abt club fitting as a beginner. Thx for the info.

Sorry that I've OT. But since we r at this, wat does the spin rate imply for the shot on the 7i?

Does it mean 6000-7000 is abt right and it should have a better distance compare to 2000? Or the other way round?

For a #7 iron shot, regardless of the carry distance, the running distance should be 10m or less (on our system) relatively to the carry distance in order for the ball to stop on the greens, therefore the ball spin has to be more than 5000rpm to do that (Phyics).

Cheers

oh ok... thx.