Wishon PCF Micro Pro

Follow these tips in selecting the correct shaft.

Backswing Length:

Hands Shoulder Height or Lower

Hands Higher Than Shoulders

Wrist Cock Release Point on Downswing:

1. Early Release means the downswing to the ball is started with the hands. Generally done by beginners or higher scoring players who score 90 +.
2. Midway Release means the downswing to the ball is started with some body movement before the hands start to uncock. Generally done by Intermediate Players who score 82 - 89.
3. Late Release means the downswing to the ball is started by weight shift in the legs, followed by the trunk of the body and finally the hands uncocking very near impact with the ball. Always done by advanced players who score 70 - 79.

"Knock Down" Wedge Steel
Your Avg. Score: 75 +
Produces lower, more driving flight with increased backspin
Your Average 9-Iron Distance:
120 - 135 yards

"High Flight" Wedge Steel
Your Avg. Score: 75 +
Produces higher, softer landing flight
Your Average 9-Iron Distance:
120 - 135 yards

S2S Stepless Steel R
Produces medium flight
Your Avg. Score: 85 +
Your Average 9-Iron Distance:
100 - 125 yards
125 - 150 yards

S2S Green Graphite
Your Avg. Score: 95 or higher
Your Backswing Length: Hands higher than shoulders OR Hands shoulder height or lower
Your Wrist Cock Release Point on Downswing: Midway
Your Avg. 9-Iron Distance:
0 - 90 yards

S2S White Graphite
Your Average Score: 85 - 95
Your Backswing Length: Hands higher than shoulders OR Hands shoulder height or lower
Your Wrist Cock Release Point on Downswing: Midway
Your Average 9-Iron Distance:
90 - 105 yards
105 - 120 yards
120 - 135 yards

S2S Black 85 Graphite
Your Avg. Score: 75 +
Your Backswing Length: Hands higher than shoulders OR Hands shoulder height or lower
Your Wrist Cock Release Point on Downswing: Late
Your Avg. 9-Iron Distance:
130 - 145 yards

Measure Hand (as shown in picture) before selecting the correct grip and size

Wishon V-Series Classic
Qualities: Medium Feel, Good Traction
Grip Sizes (Hand Size): Standard (7" - 7.75"), Midsize (7.75" - 8.75") , Undersize (5.75" - 6.5")

PURE Wrap
Qualities: Soft, Very Tacky
Grip Sizes (Hand Size): Standard (7" - 8.25"), Midsize (8.25" - 9.25"), Oversize (9.25+")

PURE DTX
Qualities: Firm Feel, Maximum Traction
Grip Sizes (Hand Size): Standard (7" - 8.25"), Midsize (8.25" - 9.25")

PURE Pro
Qualities: Medium, Tacky, Good Traction
Grip Sizes (Hand Size): Undersize (6.5" - 7"), Standard (7" - 8.25"), Midsize (8.25" - 9.25")

Lamkin Sonar
Qualities: Soft feel, Ultra Tacky, Reduced Taper (larger in lower hand)
Grip Sizes (Hand Size): Standard (7" - 7.75"), Midsize (7.75" - 8.25")

Lamkin Crossline
Qualities: Medium Feel, Good Traction
Grip Sizes (Hand Size): Standard (7" - 8.25"), Undersize (6.5" - 7"), Midsize (8.25" - 9.25"), Oversize (9.25+")

Golf Pride Tour Wrap
Qualities: Soft Feel, Good Traction
Grip Sizes (Hand Size): Undersize (6.5" - 7"), Standard (7" - 8.25"), Midsize (8.25" - 9.25"), Oversize (9.25+")

Golf Pride CP2 Pro
Qualities: Medium Feel, Reduced Taper (larger in lower hand)
Grip Sizes (Hand Size): Standard (7" - 8.25"), Midsize (8.25" - 9.25")

Golf Pride Tour Velvet
Qualities: Medium Feel, Good Traction
Grip Sizes (Hand Size): Standard (7" - 8.25"), Midsize (8.25" - 9.25"), Oversize (9.25+")

Golf Pride CP2 Wrap
Qualities: Very Soft Feel, Reduced Taper (larger in lower hand)
Grip Sizes (Hand Size): Standard (7" - 8.25"), Midsize (8.25" - 9.25")

Golf Pride MCC +4
Qualities: Firm Feel, Softer Feel in lower hand, Slightly Reduced Taper (larger in lower hand)
Grip Sizes (Hand Size): Standard (7" - 8.25"), Midsize (8.25" - 9.25")

Winn Dri-Tac
Qualities: Cushioned, comfortable feel with exceptional tacky non-slip performance
Grip Sizes (Hand Size): Undersize (6.5" - 7"), Standard (7" - 8.25"), Midsize (8.25" - 9.25"), Oversize (9.25+")

Loft Angle is the desired height you would like for all iron shots. Higher iron shots normally go straighter and longer than low iron shots. A lot depends on your swing technique and ability to get the ball airborne from the ground. Irons can be bent from 2° to 4° depending on the club head material with 2° being about 1/2 club and 4° being a full club higher or lower. Look at the picture below to determine what flight you want or need.

Golf Club Lie Angle

Lie angle of your clubs is essential. The lie angle is much more important on irons than on woods.

Below is a chart that gives lie angle based on height and wrist-to-floor (W-F) measurement. You can use this as a "starting point" when determining the ideal lie angle for you.