EQ1-NX Irons

Club Description

All Single Length irons are designed for golfers who play occasionally AND who have moderate golf ability. These types of players would normally score mid 80's to higher 90's for 18 holes on a regulation course. This would cover 90% of all recreational golfers.

Not all "Single Length" clubs are the same...some are the made to the length of a 7-Iron while others are shorter length.

EQ1-NX Single Length irons are the highest quality clubs in the golf industry and they provide moderate improvement in shot consistency with the main benefit being identical swing feel for every club. EQ1-NX irons are built to an 8-iron length of 36.5" length using steel shafts or 36.75" for graphite. This shorter length offers better shot consistency and a higher percentage of on center hits. The Gap Wedge and Sand Wedge profile shapes are combined with milled faces and a custom sole grind.
EQ-1 Irons are 2-piece hollow body design.

Features
Play: Right Hand or Left Hand
Loft Angles: 24° #5, 28°#6, 32° #7, 36° #8, 40° #9, 45° PW, 50° GW, 55° SW, 60° LW
Standard Length (steel): 36 1/2"
Standard Length (graphite): 36 3/4"
Bendable loft angle: +/- 3° higher or lower
Standard Lie Angle: 63° on all clubs
Bendable lie angle: +/- 3° upright or flat
Standard Offset: 2mm on all clubs
Blade Length: 83mm
Head Material: 431 Stainless Steel
Face Material on #5, #6, #7: C455 HSS
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Product Warranty

Shafts

Lite Steel (115 grams) Backswing Length: Any Length Downswing Force: Average (some force and energy) Wrist Cock Release on Downswing: Early (Score 90 +)	Stepless Steel (125 grams) Backswing Length: Any Length Downswing Force: Fast (aggressive and forceful) Wrist Cock Release on Downswing: Midway (Score 84 - 89)
S2S Green Graphite (66 grams) Backswing Length: Any Length Downswing Force: Smooth (rhythmic with little force) Wrist Cock Release on Downswing: Early (Score 90 +)	S2S Blue Graphite (54 grams) Backswing Length: Higher than shoulders Downswing Force: Smooth (rhythmic with little force) Wrist Cock Release on Downswing: Early to Midway (Score 90 - 95)
S2S White Graphite (74 grams) Backswing Length: Any Length Downswing Force: Average (some force and energy) Wrist Cock Release on Downswing: Midway (Score 84 +)	S2S Black 85 Graphite (85 grams) Backswing Length: Shoulder height or lower Downswing Force: Fast (aggressive and forceful) Wrist Cock Release on Downswing: Midway (Score 85 - 89)

Grips

Star Grip Sidewinder Qualities: Medium Feel, Tacky, Good Traction Grip Sizes: Standard, Midsize	Star Grip Classic Wrap Qualities: Soft, Very Tacky Grip Sizes: Standard, Midsize
Wishon V-Series Classic Qualities: Medium Feel, Good Traction, Reduced Taper Grip Sizes: Standard, Midsize	Wishon 360-Series Qualities: Medium Feel, Normal Taper Grip Size: Standard, Midsize
Wishon W-Series Qualities: Medium Feel, Normal Taper Grip Sizes: Standard, Midsize	Lamkin Sonar Qualities: Soft feel, Ultra Tacky, Reduced Taper Grip Sizes: Standard, Midsize
Lamkin Crossline Qualities: Medium Feel, Good Traction Grip Sizes: Standard, Midsize, Large	Golf Pride Tour Wrap Qualities: Soft Feel, Good Traction Grip Sizes (Hand Length): Standard, Midsize, Large
Golf Pride CP2 Pro Qualities: Medium Feel, Reduced Taper Grip Sizes: Standard, Midsize	Golf Pride CP2 Wrap Qualities: Very Soft Feel, Reduced Taper Grip Sizes: Standard, Midsize
Golf Pride Tour Velvet Qualities: Medium Feel, Good Traction Grip Sizes: Standard, Midsize, Large	Golf Pride New Decade Qualities: Firm Feel in upper hand, Medium Feel in lower hand Grip Sizes: Standard, Midsize
Winn Dri-Tac Qualities: Cushioned, comfortable feel with exceptional tackiness Grip Sizes: Standard, Midsize, Large

Lie Angle

Lie angle of your clubs is essential. It can affect shots hit with both woods and irons because it will greatly affect the initial direction of your shots. Lie angle is defined as the angle between the shaft and the ground line when the club is measured in normal playing position with the center of the sole touching the ground line.

The lie angle is much more important on irons than on woods due to club length and loft angle of the woods. It can still be of use on the woods in extreme cases.

There is an easy way to measure if your lie angle is correct on your irons. All you need is a Sharpie Permanent Marker. Draw a straight line on the golf ball, and have it facing up and down the club face. After you make impact the line will appear on the face. If it’s pointing towards the toe, then your club is too upright. If it’s pointing towards the heel, then it’s too flat. If the line is perpendicular to the grooves on the face, then your lie angle is correct.

EQ1-NX Irons

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