WV_Golfer

Thanks for the feedback! I was speaking with a friend, who is a VERY good player, about this yesterday and he did something similar. He weakened the T250 5 iron a degree and kept the T150 6-PW standard loft. I'm thinking one of these two options is where I would like to be. I'm having trouble finding a fitting near me with left-handed components. If you don't mind me asking, what shafts did you try and what did you end up with?

Curious if anyone (with 90+ mph 7-iron SS) tested the T150 vs T100 and tried the T150 at 1-degree weak saw similar spin and decent angle to the T100? I've seen where some higher speed players were seeing too much distance from their T150 7-iron and just curious if weakening lofts might solve that while keeping a little extra forgiveness. As a higher speed player, I was thinking about T250 4 irons and T150 5-PW bent weak. Would reduce the offset and may add enough spin and not bunch up the gaps in the longer irons.

Thanks for the reply. That is the main concern of mine. I would love the have the extra help but worry about the gapping at the top of the iron set with that long of a 7-iron. I don't need my 7-iron going 190+. I feel I would have trouble with my gaps from 4-7. Sounds like one option would be to get the T150's bent weak but the higher percentage play might be T100's to at least the 7-iron then T150's bent a degree weak. Seems like starting at 6-iron might be where I would enjoy a little extra horsepower/help.

Apologies if this has already been discussed. Any feedback on a full set of T150's with higher swing speed players (95-98 mph 7 iron)? I know a lot of folks are choosing to do combo sets with the T100's in the shorter irons but I think the T150's looks so nice that I wouldn't mind the extra forgiveness if the playability is still there and wouldn't have to worry about loft adjustments from one set to the other. Just curious about spin/distance control in the shorter irons and any other reasons why one shouldn't just get a full set. Thanks