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Excellent analysis Mark. When I hit a draw I feel it is due to a full lower body release and just letting " my hands go along for the ride" to borrow a phrase from the late Canadian golf star George Knudson. If you properly transfer weight no compensation with the hands is ever required.

Mark, is the "release" something that can be made to happen with active hands during a proper swing motion or is the release achieved with the larger muscles ( proper weight transfer) & the hands are just passively going along for the ride?

S56 without a doubt! Great players profile, matte finish & PING's commitment to fitting and after sales service is second to none in the industry. They may be cast but the feel is very forged like.

All the best Spencer! RC, I think a touching Spencer montage is definitely in order!

The S3 appeals to the eye more than the 2.0. The topline blends into the hosel more like a players club. The 2.0 has a brutal looking notch & more offset. On the side of the 2.0 the whole topline appears thinner due to the blending on the gunmetal with the black finish. Great work as always mark....

The problem with this comparison is that the 2.0 6 iron in longer than and has less loft than the JPX 5 iron let alone the JPX 6 iron. Higher ball speed and distance for the 2.0 "6" iron assured.

I have the 13.5 fd with the project X shaft and find it to be a great alternative off the tee ( using the 910 D3 8.5 as well). In terms of size, it is not so big as to impact your confidence off the fairway- does not even compare to the size of fairway woods from 4 or 5 years ago. Always looking ...

Thanks as always Mark. In my opinion, the S56 by ping in better feeling & more traditional in looks than the anser. Although the S56 is cast rather than forged it has feel that rivals Mizuno. Please compare the S56 and the anser if you can.

I can understand why they don't include the key. I have the driver, f-d fairway, 5 wood,as well as the 21 & 24 degree hybrid. If they gave a tool for all it would increase the cost & I would have 4 extra tools. The feel, sound & ball flight are the best out there IMO.

@ryancrysler I went to the 83 g Whiteboard to help fight the hook. It was also best suited for my bend profile, It is just slightly softer in the tip but the best combination of low launch and low spin. The flight of a draw is really penetrating and forward. I have it on my original R9 driver whi...

Keep those grooves clean Mark!

Did you get those knock-off's from Gigagolf? Did you give up entirely on the superlaunch? You should demo the new Burner 2.0 in a steel shaft and see how they stack up. Great job and keep up the good work dude!

Thanks so very much for these classics. Sarazen, Nelson are no longer with us but they will stay young here forever.

I think the set runs 4-GW and if the clubs are 20 yards longer there will definitly be some major distance gaps between the GW and the 54 or 56 degree SW.

In addition, many people think they need less loft because they hit it higher up on the face of the driver which adds more loft.

Mark, when you try different brands of forged Irons (titleist, Mizuno etc) are you able to discern any significant difference in the feel at impact? Do you prefer a softer or slightly firmer impact feel? I play the MX300 now and love them but prior to that I used the Bridgestone J-36 CB- it was m...

Thanks as always Mark. On a personal note, I prefer last years MX 300 to the JPX 800 pro. I find it a better feel for me. a nice comparison would be the JPX pro vs Taylor made R9 tp.

Thanks Mark. I was going through a phase of catching the ball heavy with my iron shots untill I applied your tips. When you drive your right knee towards a firm left side it is almost impossible to catch it fat. Cheers from Winnipeg Canada!