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Originally Posted by fotze
Why is hitting my 3 or 4 iron so ****ty. I can get it off the ground fine but can't seem to hit it good all that often. i.e. 5 iron is a solid hit 90% of the time whereas 3 iron is solid 50% of the time.
Is the sweet spot in the 3 and 4 iron way smaller? Also the 3 or 4 don't go much further than the five even if I do hit them good. I've got the rest of the clubs going good, just those two kill me, I've always seemed to have that problem in all sets.
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The low irons are longer is the reason I've always heard. Drivers are probably the hardest to hit for me. (longest shafts) Shorter shafts are easier to control.
Your swing speed is probably why the lows are hitting the same distance as your higher ones. Probably need to speed your swing up.
At the store the sales person made sure my swing clocked high enough for regular stiffed shafts.
Maybe more flexibale ones would help you. The extra flex must speed the swing.
I dont think the sweet spots on low irons are any smaller.