What type of club offers the most control?
We first need to agree on the concept of control. This begins with perfectly regular distances.
When you take the same shot ten times, the distance is the same each time.
It's also immediate feedback through your hands. You know exactly where you have struck the ball.
It's the ability to precisely execute the trajectories that you are looking for: draw, fade, flop, punch.
The type of club that offers the most control is the forged blade. A sleek and exclusive club, beautiful in its simplicity. Playing with blades also means being part of this category of players who know how to play with blades.
Yes, because they are also difficult clubs to play with. This is the drawback. An off-centre ball and you'll feel it directly in your hands. If the ball lacks energy from the club when it takes off, you lose 10 metres. You pay for any poor contact with the ball. For smaller clubs, for an advanced player, anything up to an 8-iron is OK. After that is where it gets complicated. As if golf wasn't already complicated. We just want to make golf easier, even for advanced players.
So how did we do it?