What came first Chicken or the Egg & New Irons....

[Anthony]

I switched from graphite irons to steel shafts 4-5 weeks ago and the difference is significant. The clubs I think are similar in quality (Top Flite T2000 graphite vs. Jazz 6020 Steel) , but the difference I've said before is that the steel shafts seem to have none of that fade I was so used to and played previously.

Then again I am playing more then ever and continue to wonder if that is the difference, thus the chicken or egg reference..... Probably will never know or be 100% sure.

Best $100 I ever spent.:D

[Big Shooter]

Steel for FEEL!!! ;) :cool:

[xander.uk]

A chicken and an egg are in bed when the chicken leans back against his pillows and lights up a cigarette.

The egg seems really annoyed and turns to the chicken and says " WELL I GUESS THAT ANSWERS THAT QUESTION" :p

i agree IMO (i know others who disagree:) ) steel are better for feel.

[Grass Roots Tour]

Steel shafts are better for distance control as well as feel.

Distance control doesnt matter with driver or FW woods. But in the irons you're trying to go a certain number, no more ... no less.

Anyone remember those Diawa clubs that came with graphite heads? Theres no way you could tell where on the face you hit them.

[leftintherough]

My first custom builds had graphite shafts in them to help with a hand probably that was flaring up the summer that I had the clubs built. Nice clubs but.... This year I had the 600xc forgings with a TT dynalite steel shaft. Major improvement in feel and consistency.