IF THE CLUBS ARE ALL TO BE MADE TO ONE LENGTH AND ONE LIE ANGLE, WHAT IS THERE FOR GOLFERS TO BE CUSTOM FIT IN A SET OF SINGLE LENGTH IRONS?

Every one of the key fitting specifications in any set of irons, that’s what – the lofts, lies, shaft flex, shaft bend profile, shaft weight, total weight, headweight feel (swingweight or MOI), grip style and grip size. Not only that, but it is possible that some golfers could be more comfortable with a slightly different single length than other golfers. In short, even though the lengths of each iron will be the same, what that length should be as well as each one of the other key fitting specifications should be custom fit and custom built for each golfer. Single length does NOT mean “one size fits all” in the manner of the way big golf companies sell their clubs in standard form, off the rack. Single length sets still need to be properly custom fit to each golfer based on their size, strength, athletic ability and swing characteristics for the best single length and lie along with the right shaft weight, shaft flex, shaft bend profile, swingweight/MOI, set makeup and grip size/style.

Wishon’s new single length iron design concept EQ1-NX offers same length and high COR low loft iron characteristics while adding many new performance enhancing features to mark a definite step forward in game improvement iron design.Features:
Enabled by the new 2-piece hollow body design, the Center of Gravity moves progressively through the set from lowest and most rear located on the #5 iron to highest and most forward located on the GW and SW to achieve more consistent shot shape and shot height for each iron in the set The hollow body design throughout the set increases the MOI of each head by removing all mass from the inside of the head to be distributed all around the CG.The hollow body construction also enables the CG progression and uniform impact sound between the high COR and conventional COR heads in the set Low number irons are better matched with their loft to CG position to achieve preferred shot shape/height and allow a wider range of players to be able to effectively hit the #5 and 6 irons to fly and carry with proper distance gaps Traditional GW and SW profile shapes are combined with milled faces and a custom sole grind make the wedges a great choice even if they were standalone wedges and not part of the single length design 275g head weight with hoselweight bore allows assembly to any single length between 35.5” and 37.5” while still being able to achieve a reasonable range of swingweight/MOI (depending on shaft weight and grip weight)

SHOULD I SERIOUSLY CONSIDER BUYING A SET OF SINGLE LENGTH IRONS?

We here at Wishon Golf feel the major changes we have made in the latest single length design of the new EQ1-NX irons, coupled with our depth of understanding of the concepts of proper fitting of Single Length sets, make it a possibility for a very high percentage of golfers to gain a significant improvement in swing and shot consistency. We know from 6 years of single length iron development that the Wishon Golf EQ1-NX Single Length irons have all the requirements to deliver a seamless transition for shot distance with each club compared to a conventional set, while at the same time offering the main benefit of the Single Length concept of identical swing motion and feel for every club

Choose the shaft’s Bend Profile Design (distribution of stiffness over the length of the shaft) tomatch the golfer’s unhinging of the wrist-cock angle on the downswing, also called therelease.The bend profile of a shaft is how its stiffness can be distributed over the length of theshaft.For golfers with a late release, shafts with a tip firm bend profile (the tip end is thesmaller end of the shaft) are a better fit.Golfers who release the wrist cock angle early in thedownswing need shafts with more flexibility in the tip design.In between with a midway releasemeans a tip medium bend profile.One last point to guide your shaft fitting; the higher the clubhead speed, the later the wrist cockrelease and more aggressive the downswing, the more the shaft becomes a vital component ofperformance in the club.The slower the swing speed, the earlier the release and less aggressivethe swing tempo, the weight of the shaft becomes far more important for the golfer than thestiffness design of the shaft for contributing to shot performance.The only way for all golfers tofind the best shaft for their swing is through professional custom clubfitting