MichaelNewtonGolf
“that is piercing on that ball flight very very desirable when it's windy”
The tour-preferred driving iron produces a genuinely piercing, low-spinning bullet that Michael would pick in the wind, but it demands a good strike.
+ the facts · 7 pros · 3 cons− the facts
- +Sleeker, more compact head with a thinner sole and slimmer top line
- +Truly piercing flight, only 51 feet peak height versus 90 for the P-DHY
- +Lower spin at 2,500 and a 30-degree land angle for maximum release
- −Not as confidence inspiring, you have to strike it really well
- −Shorter carry distance than the P-DHY
- −Too low launching for players who already hit it low
For: Higher ball flight players and anyone facing links golf or wind
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