Gear, not infomercials.
Every club here gets hit on a launch monitor by an average golfer before it gets a verdict. If it doesn’t help a guy like me, you’ll hear about it.
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This is the method, not the results. Numbers for each club live in its own video and review.
Same setup
Every test is hit indoors on a Bushnell Launch Pro (the “Circle B”) running GSPro, same ball, same mat, same warm-up.
10-shot averages
Ten full swings per club, averaged. One hero shot doesn’t count, and neither does the shank. Both still get shown.
Carry, spin, dispersion
The three numbers that decide whether a club earns a bag spot: how far it carries, how much it spins, and how far offline the misses go.
Verdict last
Then I take it to a real course. If it doesn’t help an average golfer, it doesn’t get recommended.
What every test reports
Bracketed values are a template; each review fills them with that test’s numbers.
What I test with
Bushnell Launch Pro (“Circle B”)
The numbers behind every test: carry, spin, launch and dispersion.
GSPro
Simulator software for playing real courses when Texas weather says no.
TaylorMade 7-CB & P770 irons
Built +1 inch long, because I am also built +1 inch long.
$200 Marketplace Haywood CBs
A Facebook Marketplace set of Haywood CB irons on KBS Tour Lite 100 regular shafts. Bargain or mistake? Test coming.
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Nobody pays for a review on this channel. If a brand ever sends gear, I’ll say so on screen, and the verdict still comes after the test.