- Mar 9, 2005
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Another way to SW match to a particular iron that you like is 3/8" difference and 1/2 SW.
So if you like your 7-iron, and it's D2 and 37", your "moi'd set" would simulated as so:
5-iron D-1 @ 37.75"
6-iron D-1.5 @ 37 3/8"
7-iron D-2 @ 37"
8-iron D-2.5 @ 36 5/8"
9-iron D-3 @ 36.25"
PW D-3.5 @ 35 7/8"
The smaller changes in length (basically .4" instead of .5") will help you hit those swingweights a bit easier. Otherwise, to go heavier, you can always use lead tape or tungsten down the shaft with a cork. Obviously, lead tape is easier.
The best part of the MOI machine is the software. You plug everything in, then the software spits out how many grams you are off. What you need to add or subtract to get to your target MOI.
So if you like your 7-iron, and it's D2 and 37", your "moi'd set" would simulated as so:
5-iron D-1 @ 37.75"
6-iron D-1.5 @ 37 3/8"
7-iron D-2 @ 37"
8-iron D-2.5 @ 36 5/8"
9-iron D-3 @ 36.25"
PW D-3.5 @ 35 7/8"
The smaller changes in length (basically .4" instead of .5") will help you hit those swingweights a bit easier. Otherwise, to go heavier, you can always use lead tape or tungsten down the shaft with a cork. Obviously, lead tape is easier.
The best part of the MOI machine is the software. You plug everything in, then the software spits out how many grams you are off. What you need to add or subtract to get to your target MOI.