When club design icon Tom Wishon and Professional Golfer Jaacob Bowden decided in October 2013 to begin creating the Sterling Irons ® single length irons, they really felt like there was a huge opportunity to improve upon what was then available in the market.įirst, of all. Then there are the Sterling Irons ® single length irons. Have 2 flexes of shafts in steel or graphite shafts.Are designed with 431 Stainless Steel which may allow them to be bent up to 2 degrees for loft and lie angles, although this is not advertised on their website.Are NOT on the USGA list of conforming golf clubs.
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The company also offers single length woods from driver to 7-wood biuilt at 12 degrees (driver), 16-degrees (3-wood), 20-degrees (5-wood), and 24-degrees (7-wood). ** Their new 2014 Pro-Line set is USGA legal, has 1 degree less bounce per club, has a stiffer shaft tip section, can be bent slightly for loft and lie angles, and have lighter head weights at 265 grams…which means they would be built to approximately 6-iron length. Have NO shaft-vibration dampener option.Have a single steel shaft and grip option.
Perhaps the most famous time for single length irons in the past was in 1989 when Tommy Armour Golf introduced their EQL set of clubs.Īccording to their listed inventor Jack Nix, the specs were as follows in the 1975-1976 US Patent: Iso-Vibe Golf CompanyĮric Cook’s Iso-Vibe Golf Company in Canada began offering single length sets in North America in 1986. Bobby Jones is considered the greatest amateur player ever and many think Moe Norman is one of the best ball strikers. Let’s look at a brief history of single length irons.Īpparently both Bobby Jones and Moe Norman had used single length golf clubs. However, the single length concept is not a new one. Only 4 other players have achieved the feat, players such as Tiger Woods, Jack Nicklaus, Phil Mickelson, and Ryan Moore. Single length irons have certainly received a lot more industry attention since Bryson DeChambeau won the 2015 NCAA Championships and the 2015 US Amateur using a set of single length irons.
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