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Date Posted: 04:42:03 06/17/21 Thu
Author: Jordan
Subject: Re: Iron Technology: Hollow Body
In reply to: David Lake 's message, "Re: Iron Technology: Hollow Body" on 04:06:34 06/16/21 Wed

Thanks for the reply David, that’s definitely a fair comment and I’m looking forward to finding this out for myself tomorrow with my new blacks tones

Thanks!

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[> [> Re: Iron Technology: Hollow Body -- trent, 05:40:18 08/17/21 Tue

Does the center of gravity move throughout the sets? I know Wishon does something to that effect to help trajectory throughout the set

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[> [> [> Re: Iron Technology: Hollow Body -- David Lake, 06:56:41 08/17/21 Tue

Trent,

Wishon does nothing of the kind. I designed our clubheads with, to my knowledge, the lowest center of gravity in the golf industry. This ensures that the ball gets up in the air quickly, maximizing distance.

From the #3 iron through the wedges each clubface increases in vertical length (sole to top-line), as well as tilting rearward due to the incrementally increasing loft angles. This statically moves the center of gravity upwards incrementally as the loft angles increase. However, it also moves the center of gravity rearwards incrementally which effectively keeps the center of gravity at approximately the same position throughout the set.

David Lake

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