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It feels weird to people because people are weird, not the clubs. Imagine if one length irons were standard and multi length irons came out. People would think its ridiculous to have a different swing for every club.
In America the course have been open and my club and other nice private clubs they have rakes and you can take the pins out and there’s carts it’s just normal golf
I switched to Pinhawk single length irons (much less expensive than other known brands) a 18 months ago. I will never go back to variable length. For a weekend golfer like me, it made the game fun again. No worries with the wedges, you just need to do the same setup and grip and swing the same.
I love my Cobra single length. I’m on my second set now (F9s) and they’ve really helped my consistency which has made golf much more fun. I switched to the single length 4 & 5 hybrid too. Great vid Pete
I’ve started playing this year for the first time since I was a kid and upgraded some old Big Bertha irons to the Cobra One Length system. I’m really enjoying them compared to standard clubs. Is a bit of a strange thing looking down at the wedges. But the best thing is the hybrids, being closer to the ball gives me a lot of confidence, and then using them around the green for chip/ bump and run shots is almost like putting!
I have Cobra F8 1L. I still marvel at the strange ball flights on every club. I did add years of improvement to my game thanks to the 1L concept. Arccos is very helpful as well.
@@cjm299 yes, I’m still using them. I’m a one length guy for life. I may up grade to a newer series, but these F8’s are still in great condition. I have one length in 3,5,6,7,8,9 pw, sw, 56 deg. I was hitting them too far so I ignore the number and range my irons as: 2,4,5,6,7,8,9,pw,sw.
I have these Cobra Forged Tec one-length irons and I love them! I'm a 7 HDCP and I don't find an issue with the PW height. It's easy enough to flight it down if needed.
I play the F9 one-length clubs. I really hit them well after just three rounds. I have acclimated to the wedges and hybrids. I now can use them quite reliably. Handicap down to low single digit. I use standard sand wedge and loft wedge too. I feel very confident over the ball. My yardages changes in the low lofted irons. I lost about half a club in the four iron.
Just got a set of Cobra one length clubs with the oversized grips like Bryson just love them don't have to bend my knees anymore and they still go very far try them
I'm short and i have cut all my golf irons to 36.5 and what a transformation it has made to my golf, I don't hit farr but straight straight straight, obviously we are all different and different capacities, injuries, mobility issues and the list goes on. But I say if you can have a good game and hit it straight happy days, no need to waste your money on custom fitting, until you are more consistent.
I have the speedzone one length, had them since they first came out in 2020. My yardages with speedzone one length 5i 192yd 6i 181 7i 173 8i 162 9i 151 Pw 139 Gw 127
I've had the F9 ONE Length irons for a little over a year now. This season i dropped down from a 21.9hc to a 13.0hc. after a bad august i'm back up to a 15.8hc. I have seen great improvement!
I went over to one-lenght this season , i play Whisons new one lenght EQ1-NX 5-Sw with Pure Grip Jumbo grips and I am remarkable much more consistent, just love them. Playing on hcp 6. I can really recommend them.
Played my 6th or 7th round with my one length SZs in 4-PW... Hitting my irons about 20-25 yards further than my previous set and finally making contact with my "long" irons.
You’re seeing that extra distance because the SZs are a lot stronger lofted then even most cavity back irons but your solid contact is probably due to them being one length.
@@svk_5104 yeah I mean for sure! They're about 2 degrees stronger than my previous iron set though, so I'm not sure that accounts for 20+ yards of extra carry, but I am definitely loving the one length concept!
@@poseikipproductions3547 yeah it’s definitely not all of it. It’s a combination of stronger lofts, more consistent strikes and I’ve heard those SZs are pretty hot off the face.
The one length irons & hybrids have been very good for my game. At 6' 4" my non-one length 52, 56 and 60 are 1" long and I set them up in my stance in the middle. For me its less to think about. My scoring still comes down to the short game, but getting to the green is less of an adventure.
Try a chipper. I know it sounds dumb amd everyone says they can do the same with a wedge but i switched to using a 20 dollar chipper snd dropped my handicap from 12 to 7 just beacuse o can put it next to the hole almost everytime. Honor is for the dead and pride is commodity lol
So good to see the boys back together with no deterioration in the standard of Golf we used to see on vlogs of old. I've watched a lot of Andy's videos recently and he never hits shots as bad as this, must be the Finch effect.
Great video your both very good sports,,, next time I play iam going to have good laugh on the course thanks to you guys,,,, ill tell ya great video on those irons but what I really learned is that you can really have a blast on the course!! Outstanding job guys Thank You!!!
Been using the F7 one length 5-pw, with vokeys 52-54-60 for 3 years now, love them, cant imagine going back to variable length - intending to upgrade to forged tec ready for the new year
I have forged tec black n theyre great. love that the wedges go high, it makes it so easy to get over trees if I hit a bad shot and I don't have to do to much. I can hit them low if I need to its not that hard.
I had a set of the first gen F7 One Lengths. I absolutely loved the "short" clubs...7,8,9,p,g....I could easily hit the 7 150yds and had good gapping and no problems at all with ballooning the wedges like most people say. But the 6 would also only go 150 yards and i couldnt even hit the 5..but when i did..it would only go 150yds. So i got rid of them. But the consistency and feel of the shorter clubs was incredible. So now i want a new set.
Hi Peter I game one length irons Wishon Sterling 6+PW, I had F7 one length before but the Sterling clubs are all the same weight a mix of soft steel and a harder steel with the weight moved around for more controlled flight. I personally love the one length iron so easy to set up consistently. And I now don't notice the longer wedge
It's always interesting to hear that the wedges give people problems. I love the wedges. My GW, really high and landing soft really suits me. My biggest issue starting was the 5 iron and feeling like I had to step on it to get it to go. Once I got my brain to override what my eyes were seeing and let the club do it's job, it does what my standard length 5 iron would do. I'll admit I've lost 3-5yds of carry per iron, but that may have happened anyway since I'm now in my 50s.
When I got back into golf after 25 years of not playing, I bought a set of the Cobra Fmax One Length. I played decent with them, but as I improved, the Fmax were just too light, and found a good deal on another brand of variable length, so gave them up. But I one of these days I may get another one length set if I can find them at the right price.
Very interesting, I'd be happy to give up distance with the long irons for consistency. I have a 4 and a 2 hybrid that I much rather hit then a 3 and a 4 iron standard length. I'm 6.6 and all my clubs are +1 also including my wedges so the long P wedge won't feel too far out.
I upgraded my F8 one length set to the Forged Tech versions this past summer. I’m so sold on the one length irons, and hybrids, and my game has improved so much, that a ton of players that I play with are starting to change. It took a while to get used to them, but having one swing for the majority of my bag is just brilliant. I agree the forged tech flighting is quite a bit different then the older F7, F8, F9’s. They fly more consistently and I get quite a bit more bite on the greens.
Bought a set of Cobra F Max one length irons 5-SW a couple of weeks ago. 3 rounds in and I've shot my best round ever by some distance. Interestingly I've found the high irons the best improvement, although I've definitely been better across all of them. My confidence is up big time. The fact that I know it's the same address and swing all the time has removed so much complexity, allowing me to concentrate on ball strike. It's really paying off. Low handicappers and Pros can get a bit sniffy about height & gapping etc.. but for a high/mid handicapper like me (16) I'm over the moon hitting consistently and straight. I am finding my time is now taken up by the smaller things, which make the difference between an average round and a good one. Still getting used to knowing my distances, but that means I can improve even further quickly (at least that's the idea) You still have swing well, but just having the one swing is amazing. I did try a one length hybrid, for some reason I couldn't hit it. Ball wouldn't go in the air. Swapped to normal length and things are much better. But I believe the confidence with my irons is beneficial to my driving and hybrid play. I feel really good. Only 3 rounds in, I know. It could still go horribly wrong, but I've never been this excited about my golf like now. Footnote- I went for superlite graphite shafts as I have low swing which means slower club head speed. At the moment it's proven a great decision. Get involved, if you're a average club golfer this technology could really be a positive game changer. 10 years from now, Bryson and Cobra won't be on their own on the PGA with one length. 💯
I'm using the Cobra F7 onelength irons, first generation thus. I particularly use the irons from GW up to 7 actually. And happy with them. The 50 deg GW is thus 2 inch longer than a regular 50 deg GW but I'm not even thinking about that anymore and I hit it fine, typical distance 100m (110 yards). When I warm up I typically only hit the GW and 9 iron, or just only PW, and that's enough, as they are all same length anyway. I do think that, despite the same length, a 5-iron is hit differently than a GW, but as I use GW-7 iron, that's not such a big difference for me
I just ordered a one length 3 hybrid. I may not want a full set of them, but as a specialty club, I love the idea. When it gets here the big question will be what club comes out of my bag.
Been gaming F9’s 4-60 deg for a year now. I’m 6’4 and the biggest benefit I’ve seen is in the wedges. You can’t always play them like traditional wedges - you have to do the Bryson thing and vary your swing length. I just ordered G425’s as the one thing that Arccos did confirm was that the one length clubs are 25-30 metres shorter than my 18 year old G2’s! I have dropped my handicap by 5 this year and the single biggest area of improvement was my short game...
i play fmax one length and its the best decision i have ever made i now play of 18 and i think these irons are a huge contribution to me dropping from a 22
So enjoyed this course vlog. Oh how "we" miss the course vlogs with Carter and the rest of the "Gang". The banter/gamesmanship is priceless. Ah for the good 'ol days.............................
I bought a Sterling series (one length Tom Wishon) and changed my 60° LW and 56° SW for a 58° Honma wedge (swing weight D3). A long shaft and light club (D1) are not what I needed for bunkers shots. And I'm about to buy a 52° Cleveland wedge because grooves are the same for all TW irons while I need more backspin for my chipping.
I actually play single length irons (in 8i length) and have played around with going either from 5-SW or 5-PW and then switching to regular wedges. Not sure which are better, but it does help my game through most of the clubs. Having the slightly shorter shafts does make the wedges seem a bit less strange. It helps with irons, but also makes the transition to hybrids seem huge since the highest lofted hybrid is significantly longer than the lowest lofted iron.
"We'll be polite and call that a stinger." - best bants! Great to see you and Andy back having a game and some fun. And as for that last putt; we're going to have to call you Fortunate Finch [the other versions are too rude for UA-cam - LOL] Cheers
I have thought one length would be good to try. There sure are advantages in both for my experience. This was a great video! Good to see you out and about! Keep up the amazing content! Just keep smiling!
Well now you've got my gears turning...I don't like the idea of long wedges but can definitely get behind shorter long irons. Might keep my normal set and buy some utility irons in the same length as my 6 iron...
I'd be intrigued to try the same length irons, my iron play is very sporadic lately (all over the place 😂😂) great video as ever Pete, had me chuckling away again with your comments 😂😂
I’m 51 years old with a 7 handicap. I play Cobra one length F8 hybrids and irons. They have changed my game, and I love them. IMB Cobra F-Max Airspeed driver, 3 and 5 woods Cobra F8 OL 3,4,5 hybrids Cobra F8 OL 6-GW TaylorMade Tour Spider putter
The same length club has become a trend for sure. Personally I'd like to try it from 4-7 iron with the standard length 8-sw. I just feel like I'd find my swing more confidently with the lower lofted clubs and therefore play with a bit more consistency. That said I typically use my woods (driver,3,4-hybrid) and 7-sw for most holes (with an occasional 6 iron for a 170ish par 3) so it that could open up some opportunities to play some shots a bit differently.
So the answer that I have found to make these really good is to play them four through seven one length and then eight iron down the pitching wedge you just get the standard iron progressive. Rarely does anybody need help with the short irons it's always the long irons so I'm making seven through four one iron gives you all the benefits there and none of the problems with the short irons
Swing speed ( or lack thereof) has an effect with single length clubs in the lower loft irons ( 4 iron / 19?,5 iron/ 22.5?/ 6 iron/25? degrees lofts) the gapping distance gets too close. Not a problem really as the Single length Cobra hybrids perform quite well as an iron replacements. Wedges? You get used to them quickly, though I only use the Single Length SW/LW in summer and variable length CBX2 in winter ( more bounce)
I am a 6 cap and switched to OL. After a few rounds of getting used to longer short irons I can’t see every going back. I hit them great right away but it was a visual thing. If your want to try OL I say you need to give it at least 3 rounds before giving up.
That's where I reckon the 'one length' idea could gather appeal, Peter; have the one length to 7 iron, then back to normal lengths coming in to wedge. From 7 to wedge in a traditional set, it is only an inch and a quarter, to memory.
Another great video Mr Finch. Would you consider using the wee white circle round the golf ball when it gets to the green like golfholics? Helps us old guys with bad eyes...Thanks P
35 degrees Celsius this time of year? That's way too hot for any time of the year, let alone October/November (in my humble opinion). Great video as always Mr. Finch. An honest review and you even managed to get Carter in there for a lovely match. We appreciate it, as always. Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
I started golfing about 5 years ago and wondered why there were so many lengths of clubs. It's a bit crazy if you ask me. I do all kinds of shots playing soccer, and I don't change the length of my leg.
I started commenting before finishing this video. After I saw the steak pies, and the reaction on the effect of the steak pies, I now know both of you are stoned. Cant blame you...when in Dubai, when in doubt...
There is more to One Length than just shaft length. Lie angles are same as 7. Lofts are different from standard. Clubhead weight is all the same. Plus swing weight for clubs are all the same.
1L: simple yet complex. Simple; much easier to strike consistently and less stress inducing. On a bad swing day they are a life saver. Complex: takes A LONG time to get used to. Especially the PW (I still choke down 0.5” after a year).
Happy Thanksgiving!!! I’ve played this whole year with single length iron all the same length as a 9 iron. I loved them but would have liked them more if I could have got them with a lower lie angle I was only able to get them 3* flat my normal clubs I play are 7* flat. Definitely recommend weekend golfers use single length. Great vids my friend
Hey everyone, HAPPY THANKSGIVING to all my friends across the pond....HAPPY THURSDAY everyone else 😬
What do you think of a split set, 3i - 6i as one length and then standard length for 7i and the other irons?
Those look very interesting and I would like to hit those
@@MrSitemaster2 this is what I was thinking. This way you would be (potentially) getting the best of both worlds
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@Bodhi Briar instablaster :)
It feels weird to people because people are weird, not the clubs. Imagine if one length irons were standard and multi length irons came out. People would think its ridiculous to have a different swing for every club.
You make an excellent point! Human behavior at its "finest".
I just started playing a month ago and went single length for this exact reason. I'd rather learn one swing than 12.
Just switched to one length and being 6ft 3in it’s really improved my golf from 22hcp down to 14.4hcp 👍🏻
So have you gone for standard shaft length or plus 1/2 shaft
@@phillipsno1992 standard 37 inch and lie angles all at 66 degrees
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Been playing Cobra One Lengths for a year & 1/2... love ‘em! 👍🏼
Golf courses reopening from next week! LET'S GOOOOOOO!
Letssss gooooooooo!!!
Burnt out ... Played about 20 rounds this month up in God's country Scotland ⛳😉
Jealous, it's indoor season for me now.
In America the course have been open and my club and other nice private clubs they have rakes and you can take the pins out and there’s carts it’s just normal golf
Its gonna be soggy mate .no lockdown there 🏴. Still good to be out 👊🏻
One length to rule them all, and in the darkness bind them
Great to see Carter back on the channel 👍 keep up the great work Pete 🙌
I switched to Pinhawk single length irons (much less expensive than other known brands) a 18 months ago. I will never go back to variable length. For a weekend golfer like me, it made the game fun again. No worries with the wedges, you just need to do the same setup and grip and swing the same.
I love my Cobra single length. I’m on my second set now (F9s) and they’ve really helped my consistency which has made golf much more fun. I switched to the single length 4 & 5 hybrid too. Great vid Pete
I’ve started playing this year for the first time since I was a kid and upgraded some old Big Bertha irons to the Cobra One Length system. I’m really enjoying them compared to standard clubs. Is a bit of a strange thing looking down at the wedges. But the best thing is the hybrids, being closer to the ball gives me a lot of confidence, and then using them around the green for chip/ bump and run shots is almost like putting!
I have Cobra F8 1L. I still marvel at the strange ball flights on every club. I did add years of improvement to my game thanks to the 1L concept. Arccos is very helpful as well.
Still using them 2 years later?
@@cjm299 yes, I’m still using them. I’m a one length guy for life. I may up grade to a newer series, but these F8’s are still in great condition. I have one length in 3,5,6,7,8,9 pw, sw, 56 deg. I was hitting them too far so I ignore the number and range my irons as: 2,4,5,6,7,8,9,pw,sw.
9:30 Lol you missed your divot when you trying to step on it to fix it :)
“Strategically topped 3-wood” “Nah, call it a stinger” I’m dying!
I have these Cobra Forged Tec one-length irons and I love them! I'm a 7 HDCP and I don't find an issue with the PW height. It's easy enough to flight it down if needed.
I'm getting these irons. They seem a perfect concept for me. Spin rate on longer irons ideal on windy courses. One ball position ideal.
I play the F9 one-length clubs. I really hit them well after just three rounds. I have acclimated to the wedges and hybrids. I now can use them quite reliably. Handicap down to low single digit. I use standard sand wedge and loft wedge too. I feel very confident over the ball. My yardages changes in the low lofted irons. I lost about half a club in the four iron.
Just got a set of Cobra one length clubs with the oversized grips like Bryson just love them don't have to bend my knees anymore and they still go very far try them
I have these clubs I love them! The have cleared out my outrageous misses! Great consistency
I'm 6'4" and one length clubs (with larger grips) literally breathed new life into my game. They may not be for everyone, but I love em.
what size/length are yours? Curious cuz im same height and want to buy one length clubs. I previously used +1" length
I had the forged tec one length but my son took them. He needed them for high school competitions, plus he absolutely pures them. Great video
I'm short and i have cut all my golf irons to 36.5 and what a transformation it has made to my golf, I don't hit farr but straight straight straight, obviously we are all different and different capacities, injuries, mobility issues and the list goes on. But I say if you can have a good game and hit it straight happy days, no need to waste your money on custom fitting, until you are more consistent.
I have the speedzone one length, had them since they first came out in 2020.
My yardages with speedzone one length
5i 192yd
6i 181
7i 173
8i 162
9i 151
Pw 139
Gw 127
Would be cool if cobra does a 2 length iron have 4-7 be in 7 and 8-pw be at 9 iron length
Like Pinhawk?
I've had the F9 ONE Length irons for a little over a year now. This season i dropped down from a 21.9hc to a 13.0hc. after a bad august i'm back up to a 15.8hc. I have seen great improvement!
I play the 16 model cobra king single-length at 37" and love them....4 thru pitching wedge...
I went over to one-lenght this season , i play Whisons new one lenght EQ1-NX 5-Sw with Pure Grip Jumbo grips and I am remarkable much more consistent, just love them. Playing on hcp 6. I can really recommend them.
Played my 6th or 7th round with my one length SZs in 4-PW... Hitting my irons about 20-25 yards further than my previous set and finally making contact with my "long" irons.
You’re seeing that extra distance because the SZs are a lot stronger lofted then even most cavity back irons but your solid contact is probably due to them being one length.
@@svk_5104 yeah I mean for sure! They're about 2 degrees stronger than my previous iron set though, so I'm not sure that accounts for 20+ yards of extra carry, but I am definitely loving the one length concept!
@@poseikipproductions3547 yeah it’s definitely not all of it. It’s a combination of stronger lofts, more consistent strikes and I’ve heard those SZs are pretty hot off the face.
@@svk_5104 they feel really good
The one length irons & hybrids have been very good for my game. At 6' 4" my non-one length 52, 56 and 60 are 1" long and I set them up in my stance in the middle. For me its less to think about. My scoring still comes down to the short game, but getting to the green is less of an adventure.
Try a chipper. I know it sounds dumb amd everyone says they can do the same with a wedge but i switched to using a 20 dollar chipper snd dropped my handicap from 12 to 7 just beacuse o can put it next to the hole almost everytime. Honor is for the dead and pride is commodity lol
The golf bidder battle with you and Rick need to come back. Such good videos
So good to see the boys back together with no deterioration in the standard of Golf we used to see on vlogs of old. I've watched a lot of Andy's videos recently and he never hits shots as bad as this, must be the Finch effect.
Great video your both very good sports,,, next time I play iam going to have good laugh on the course thanks to you guys,,,, ill tell ya great video on those irons but what I really learned is that you can really have a blast on the course!! Outstanding job guys Thank You!!!
Been using the F7 one length 5-pw, with vokeys 52-54-60 for 3 years now, love them, cant imagine going back to variable length - intending to upgrade to forged tec ready for the new year
I have forged tec black n theyre great. love that the wedges go high, it makes it so easy to get over trees if I hit a bad shot and I don't have to do to much. I can hit them low if I need to its not that hard.
I had a set of the first gen F7 One Lengths. I absolutely loved the "short" clubs...7,8,9,p,g....I could easily hit the 7 150yds and had good gapping and no problems at all with ballooning the wedges like most people say. But the 6 would also only go 150 yards and i couldnt even hit the 5..but when i did..it would only go 150yds. So i got rid of them. But the consistency and feel of the shorter clubs was incredible. So now i want a new set.
I got myself the cobra F max one length clubs. They improved my game massively.
Always love seeing fellas that can bust each other's chops & have fun with it! Great video!
Don’t matter the one length irons. It was so good to see the two of you together again!
I love those grips so much I put them on a set of jpx 919 tours. Idk why I love them so much but I do.
Hi Peter I game one length irons Wishon Sterling 6+PW, I had F7 one length before but the Sterling clubs are all the same weight a mix of soft steel and a harder steel with the weight moved around for more controlled flight. I personally love the one length iron so easy to set up consistently. And I now don't notice the longer wedge
Fun vid with Carter and love all of the hilarious moments and comments. It's the reason why we all enjoy golf regardless of your skill level.
It's always interesting to hear that the wedges give people problems. I love the wedges. My GW, really high and landing soft really suits me. My biggest issue starting was the 5 iron and feeling like I had to step on it to get it to go. Once I got my brain to override what my eyes were seeing and let the club do it's job, it does what my standard length 5 iron would do. I'll admit I've lost 3-5yds of carry per iron, but that may have happened anyway since I'm now in my 50s.
When I got back into golf after 25 years of not playing, I bought a set of the Cobra Fmax One Length. I played decent with them, but as I improved, the Fmax were just too light, and found a good deal on another brand of variable length, so gave them up. But I one of these days I may get another one length set if I can find them at the right price.
Very interesting, I'd be happy to give up distance with the long irons for consistency. I have a 4 and a 2 hybrid that I much rather hit then a 3 and a 4 iron standard length. I'm 6.6 and all my clubs are +1 also including my wedges so the long P wedge won't feel too far out.
Been waiting for you and Andy to film together the second you said you was in Dubai. Love the chemistry between you 2 lads
I like the idea of these, im going to change my 4,5,6 iron shafts to a 7 iron shaft as I'm comfortable from 7 up, just to see how that goes for me.
How’d they go?
I upgraded my F8 one length set to the Forged Tech versions this past summer. I’m so sold on the one length irons, and hybrids, and my game has improved so much, that a ton of players that I play with are starting to change. It took a while to get used to them, but having one swing for the majority of my bag is just brilliant. I agree the forged tech flighting is quite a bit different then the older F7, F8, F9’s. They fly more consistently and I get quite a bit more bite on the greens.
Bought a set of Cobra F Max one length irons 5-SW a couple of weeks ago. 3 rounds in and I've shot my best round ever by some distance.
Interestingly I've found the high irons the best improvement, although I've definitely been better across all of them.
My confidence is up big time. The fact that I know it's the same address and swing all the time has removed so much complexity, allowing me to concentrate on ball strike. It's really paying off.
Low handicappers and Pros can get a bit sniffy about height & gapping etc.. but for a high/mid handicapper like me (16) I'm over the moon hitting consistently and straight. I am finding my time is now taken up by the smaller things, which make the difference between an average round and a good one.
Still getting used to knowing my distances, but that means I can improve even further quickly (at least that's the idea)
You still have swing well, but just having the one swing is amazing.
I did try a one length hybrid, for some reason I couldn't hit it. Ball wouldn't go in the air. Swapped to normal length and things are much better. But I believe the confidence with my irons is beneficial to my driving and hybrid play. I feel really good.
Only 3 rounds in, I know. It could still go horribly wrong, but I've never been this excited about my golf like now.
Footnote- I went for superlite graphite shafts as I have low swing which means slower club head speed. At the moment it's proven a great decision.
Get involved, if you're a average club golfer this technology could really be a positive game changer.
10 years from now, Bryson and Cobra won't be on their own on the PGA with one length. 💯
I'm using the Cobra F7 onelength irons, first generation thus. I particularly use the irons from GW up to 7 actually. And happy with them. The 50 deg GW is thus 2 inch longer than a regular 50 deg GW but I'm not even thinking about that anymore and I hit it fine, typical distance 100m (110 yards). When I warm up I typically only hit the GW and 9 iron, or just only PW, and that's enough, as they are all same length anyway. I do think that, despite the same length, a 5-iron is hit differently than a GW, but as I use GW-7 iron, that's not such a big difference for me
I just ordered a one length 3 hybrid. I may not want a full set of them, but as a specialty club, I love the idea. When it gets here the big question will be what club comes out of my bag.
Been gaming F9’s 4-60 deg for a year now. I’m 6’4 and the biggest benefit I’ve seen is in the wedges. You can’t always play them like traditional wedges - you have to do the Bryson thing and vary your swing length.
I just ordered G425’s as the one thing that Arccos did confirm was that the one length clubs are 25-30 metres shorter than my 18 year old G2’s!
I have dropped my handicap by 5 this year and the single biggest area of improvement was my short game...
Love my Cobra Forged TEC one length!! It does take time to get used to but man does it make it super simple to set up and swing. Thanks Pete!!
This might have been the most fun I've seen you have playing. Haven't seen Carter before, but it looked like one of your best back and forth quips
Good to see you guys together again. It’s always good when you’re doing a video with Matt,Andy or Rick. 👍🏼
i play fmax one length and its the best decision i have ever made i now play of 18 and i think these irons are a huge contribution to me dropping from a 22
Ive been debating trying one length from 7 iron - 4 iron
Then use a “normal” set from PW-8 iron
same for me but 6-4 one length then 7-p normal
Was thinking two length, so everything 6 iron length including 7 iron then everything below 9 iron length
I was planning on doing the exact opposite. I was gonna do 7-gap in one length and 4-6 in standard. Haha
@@teokern6320 7 iron is what the one length is based off so its really 7-4
Why- ive got them and you soon get used to longer length higher lofted clubs
One thing I really like about you pro's is that you always fix divots! Like at 9:27 good job m8!
So enjoyed this course vlog. Oh how "we" miss the course vlogs with Carter and the rest of the "Gang". The banter/gamesmanship is priceless. Ah for the good 'ol days.............................
One length to rule them all, and in the darkness bind them!
You’re the best out there Peter! Keep doing what you’re doing and stay safe!
We need to see more of Carter in the future. You two played good golf and had me laughing the whole vlog.
Pete needs to move to Dubai then. No chance I’d move back to wet and cold Manchester!!
I bought a Sterling series (one length Tom Wishon) and changed my 60° LW and 56° SW for a 58° Honma wedge (swing weight D3). A long shaft and light club (D1) are not what I needed for bunkers shots. And I'm about to buy a 52° Cleveland wedge because grooves are the same for all TW irons while I need more backspin for my chipping.
I liked it a lot... I would definitely try a 4-7 iron same length... but not 8-wedges...
I actually play single length irons (in 8i length) and have played around with going either from 5-SW or 5-PW and then switching to regular wedges. Not sure which are better, but it does help my game through most of the clubs. Having the slightly shorter shafts does make the wedges seem a bit less strange. It helps with irons, but also makes the transition to hybrids seem huge since the highest lofted hybrid is significantly longer than the lowest lofted iron.
"We'll be polite and call that a stinger." - best bants!
Great to see you and Andy back having a game and some fun.
And as for that last putt; we're going to have to call you Fortunate Finch [the other versions are too rude for UA-cam - LOL]
Cheers
I have thought one length would be good to try. There sure are advantages in both for my experience.
This was a great video! Good to see you out and about!
Keep up the amazing content!
Just keep smiling!
Well now you've got my gears turning...I don't like the idea of long wedges but can definitely get behind shorter long irons. Might keep my normal set and buy some utility irons in the same length as my 6 iron...
One length to rule them all, and in the darkness, bind them.
I'd be intrigued to try the same length irons, my iron play is very sporadic lately (all over the place 😂😂) great video as ever Pete, had me chuckling away again with your comments 😂😂
My wedges to 6 iron are all the same length. It’s the best thing ive done to improve my game.
I’m 51 years old with a 7 handicap. I play Cobra one length F8 hybrids and irons. They have changed my game, and I love them.
IMB
Cobra F-Max Airspeed driver, 3 and 5 woods
Cobra F8 OL 3,4,5 hybrids
Cobra F8 OL 6-GW
TaylorMade Tour Spider putter
That last putt was brilliant🤣🤣🤣 great video and bring on the golf courses opening again
I really wanted to try one length irons, I thought it would bring some consistency to my game
In1Zone single length iron heads 5-SW are $100, perfect to experiment with for those that want to try
looks like a lovely golf course
got my one length irons and woods on the way
Congratulations, you deserve your success this year ,your working bloody hard👍
Yay! Love seeing You and Andy playing together again Pete! Master banter.
The same length club has become a trend for sure. Personally I'd like to try it from 4-7 iron with the standard length 8-sw. I just feel like I'd find my swing more confidently with the lower lofted clubs and therefore play with a bit more consistency. That said I typically use my woods (driver,3,4-hybrid) and 7-sw for most holes (with an occasional 6 iron for a 170ish par 3) so it that could open up some opportunities to play some shots a bit differently.
Ahhhh, so good to see Finchy and Carter on course.
So the answer that I have found to make these really good is to play them four through seven one length and then eight iron down the pitching wedge you just get the standard iron progressive. Rarely does anybody need help with the short irons it's always the long irons so I'm making seven through four one iron gives you all the benefits there and none of the problems with the short irons
Swing speed ( or lack thereof) has an effect with single length clubs in the lower loft irons ( 4 iron / 19?,5 iron/ 22.5?/ 6 iron/25? degrees lofts) the gapping distance gets too close. Not a problem really as the Single length Cobra hybrids perform quite well as an iron replacements. Wedges? You get used to them quickly, though I only use the Single Length SW/LW in summer and variable length CBX2 in winter ( more bounce)
Nice 👍 match mates ⛳️ Great 👍 information on one length golf 🏌🏼♂️ krons
I am a 6 cap and switched to OL. After a few rounds of getting used to longer short irons I can’t see every going back. I hit them great right away but it was a visual thing. If your want to try OL I say you need to give it at least 3 rounds before giving up.
Love seeing you and Andy together again. Cheers
That's where I reckon the 'one length' idea could gather appeal, Peter; have the one length to 7 iron, then back to normal lengths coming in to wedge. From 7 to wedge in a traditional set, it is only an inch and a quarter, to memory.
Will need to try them out
One length to rule them all and in the darkness bind them
Carters 294 4 iron cracked me up 🤣🤣🤣
Another great video Mr Finch. Would you consider using the wee white circle round the golf ball when it gets to the green like golfholics? Helps us old guys with bad eyes...Thanks P
Good match Good to see Carter with you
I don't think I would like the one length irons, but by saying that, I would like to try them!
Nice to see you two still at it.....
Nice video Pete great to get someone as enjoyable to watch as yourself review these irons.
Would to see you do one of the new 3D putter too.
One length to rule them all, and in the darkness bind them.
Love it! Haha
Fun vid my curiosity grows around one length but not yet enough to even try them maybe soon
35 degrees Celsius this time of year? That's way too hot for any time of the year, let alone October/November (in my humble opinion). Great video as always Mr. Finch. An honest review and you even managed to get Carter in there for a lovely match. We appreciate it, as always.
Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
I started golfing about 5 years ago and wondered why there were so many lengths of clubs. It's a bit crazy if you ask me. I do all kinds of shots playing soccer, and I don't change the length of my leg.
Big fan of the channel Pete. Not sure who your buddy is, but his charismatic AF. With golf strokes to back. Take notes.
I reckon he's stoned though. Good on you sir.
I started commenting before finishing this video. After I saw the steak pies, and the reaction on the effect of the steak pies, I now know both of you are stoned. Cant blame you...when in Dubai, when in doubt...
I want to try one lengths so bad. I have an old set I might have to cut down and regrip
There is more to One Length than just shaft length. Lie angles are same as 7. Lofts are different from standard. Clubhead weight is all the same. Plus swing weight for clubs are all the same.
1L: simple yet complex. Simple; much easier to strike consistently and less stress inducing. On a bad swing day they are a life saver. Complex: takes A LONG time to get used to. Especially the PW (I still choke down 0.5” after a year).
Happy Thanksgiving!!! I’ve played this whole year with single length iron all the same length as a 9 iron. I loved them but would have liked them more if I could have got them with a lower lie angle I was only able to get them 3* flat my normal clubs I play are 7* flat. Definitely recommend weekend golfers use single length. Great vids my friend
One length to rule them all, and in the darkness bind them. Nice one Pete, Lord of the Swing!
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Love this video Pete. Was really interesting to get a decent review and opinion on the one length irons. Keep up the great work