By Sterling Irons® Facebook   Sterling Irons® single length iron specifications Updated June 2017 to include our new 60-degree Lob Wedge w/ zero bounce heel grind! Get yours at https://sterlingirons.com! hk pools aslihk pools aslipenidabet link alternatifslot gacor hari inislot gacor maxwintoto togelhk pools asli

By Sterling Irons® Facebook   Been wanting to add a Lob Wedge to your Sterling Irons® single length iron set? Now you can! This 60-degree Lob Wedge has been giving a traditional wedge shape look that seamlessly blends in aesthetically with the rest of your set. You can play the wedge normally for high-lofted shots from heavier rough and sand using the 8-degrees of center sole bounce. But the secret sauce is in the 0-degree heel bounce grind. Short game artisans can open the club face up and the club sits down lower for playing flop shots from tighter lies [...]

By Sterling Irons® Facebook   "Just love my new Sterling Irons® set! I do hit each iron about 10-15 yards longer than my older Ping G10 irons, but the largest benefit for me has been the reduced shot dispersion. I have never stood over a shot from 200 yards away and felt this much confidence that I am either going to be on the green or within 5-10 yards of it. For an amateur who has played for the last 28 years with an 11-14 handicap, there is just not a whole lot more I can ask for. Thank you [...]

By Sterling Irons® Facebook   "Just got my left handed Sterling Irons and LOVE THEM. Got 5-GW and hit them about 1 club father than my old set. Thanks Tom for making them left handed." - Ralph Get your left-handed set here: https://sterlingirons.com/#pricinghk pools aslihk pools aslipenidabet slot gacor hari inislot gacor maxwintoto togel

By Sterling Irons® Facebook   "Single-length noticeably improved my accuracy with wedges. I wasn't expecting that at all. I attribute it to several factors. The posture is always comfortable and relaxed - no need to bend down more and thus add tension, and those embarrassing sporadic "skulls" are virtually eliminated. The setup - particularly the shoulder angle and eye position - is always the same, so "on-target" has only one "look". I can now tell exactly where I am aimed, whereas before it seemed a little vague. Until you try single length, you will always wonder "what if". After you [...]