How is the right MOI determined for each golfer?
Virtually all golfers who play regularly have noticed they have a “longest club they hit well”, have the most confidence in. This club should be defined as the club which the golfer has the ability to hit the ball solid and on-center more often than the other longer clubs in the set. I use the longest club you hit the most consistently because to MOI match to a short iron, much weight would have to be ground away from the heads of the longer irons, which is not advisable, it may affect performance, but can de-value your clubs. I can shorten the length, but I am not a fan of this. After research and testing, it is believed that a very good reason for the fact that golfers do have “favorite longer club” they hit well is that the MOI of that club(s) happens to match the strength, tempo and swing mechanics of the golfer noticeably better than the other clubs. Therefore, the concept of MOI Matching is based “initially” on asking the golfer to bring forth a “favorite long club” from any set
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