When the powerful defense happened a week before the player changed his iron, but was still quite eye-catching, it was no surprise.
Rory McIlroy plays with his driver and we now have Bryson DeChambeau playing a new set of hardcores.
In the Liv Golf Virginia event, the U.S. Open champion put a group of Brace himself, La Golf Bad V3-W Irons in the bag, and he almost won the victory. DeChambeau was two fewer than the fiery Joaquin Niemann to 66-69-65 rounds.
At the end of the week, the two-time U.S. Open champion explained that he was happy with the new member when he headed to Oakmont.
“Yes, they feel pretty good. I think there are more optimizations in the game, potential optimizations, but it’s a good start.”
He did add that he might have to add a new driver, and this week will undoubtedly be another topic.
“I’m really bad for my standard driving this week, so I’m going to do it. I think the driver might give up this week. I’ve been using it for over three months and it’s time to get something fresh. This is what I’m going to do next week, ready.”
Now, iron. They are similar to the avodas in the bags over the past two seasons. 5 iron to pitch wedge wedge wedge wedge wedge wedge wedge wedge wedge wedge wedge wedge wedge wedge wedge all 37.5 inches
According to reports from the series, DeChambeau will deliberately shoot from his toes and heels to test the side curve of the ball. Some shots are said to fly straight at the heel, and given his ball speed, any minor misfortune help would be huge.
This is a big part of the test, as these new irons are similar to his previous irons, but the heels are slightly softer than the toes, which is the unfortunate, weak fade out of Dechambeau. He usually takes the club from in and out, which brings more heel hits.
What is protruding technology?
The huge idea behind DeChambeau is to use the so-called Bulge and Roll Technology face. This is usually talked about in the driver and the woods – a bulge refers to the horizontal curvature of a club from the heel to the toe. If you look directly at the driver’s face, it’s not flat and it will bend slightly outward, which helps correct the eccentric horizontal hit. If you hit the toe, curvature helps the ball rotate toward the center (reduce the hook). It helps correct the slice if you hit the heel.
Rolling refers to the vertical curvature of the club face from the crown to the sole. Likewise, the face is curved from top to bottom, which helps optimize the launch angle and rotate in high hits. Hits near the crown tend to lower the launch with less spin and low hit rate, and tend to fire higher with more spins.
Without bulge and rolling, a center strike will lead to greater mistakes.
what else?
There is also a large tungsten weight in the toes and comes with two hexagonal screws. This weight stabilizes the head and slows down the toes.
DeChambeau has tested the irons for a while, but last week was the first time he made them work.
Inside La Golf Bad V3-W Irons (note The Lofts!)
Grip length to end (5i-pw): 37.5 inches
Swing weight: C3.5
Loft (5i-pw): 17.5/21.5/25.5/30/34/39
Lie angle: 67
Axis: La Golf Bryson Series 6TX 124G
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