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To: syrinx who wrote (1455)	5/25/2000 10:05:00 AM
From: J.B.C.	Read Replies (2) of 43978

Yes, the metals do feel lighter, if you like the feel of a heavier club a pro shop should be able match your swing weight, however I've grown accustom to metals since using one since about 1984. Yes practice will help with new clubs. >>As for irons, I've noticed my set of older irons have a sharper leading edge than newer models. Is this an accurate observation? It seems the leading edge on newer irons are rounder. << Not sure how severe you mean, I consider Calloway irons as "sharp" compared to PINGS, which I use. I do believe that most perimeter weighted clubs tend to be rounder. Most tour blades (forged) have a square look to them, but you do see a lot less forged now. Jim

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