Acer XF Iron - Clubhead - All Questions
Acer XF Iron - Clubhead
SKU
I3303A
Are these grooves conforming with new regulations?
Question by: Drew on Dec 1, 2012, 7:08 PM
Drew,
They incorporate the same grooves as the conforming Acer XDS React irons but have never been submitted to the USGA for an official ruling.
They incorporate the same grooves as the conforming Acer XDS React irons but have never been submitted to the USGA for an official ruling.
Answer by: Richard Lin on Dec 2, 2012, 7:12 PM
I'd like to hit my irons higher. Aside from swing changes, is this a function of shaft (flex/bend point) and/or iron design. If so what club head design and/or shaft would you recommend?
Question by: Bob on Sep 5, 2013, 7:39 AM
Bob,
Aside from swing mechanics, both the head and shaft can contribute to how high or low you might hit the ball. If you want to hit the ball higher, the Acer XF HT (High Trajectory) would be the better choice than the standard Acer XF iron. From a shaft standpoint, look for shafts labeled as high launching, low kick or bend point. This is a generality since I am not sure what head / shaft / flex you are using presently.
Aside from swing mechanics, both the head and shaft can contribute to how high or low you might hit the ball. If you want to hit the ball higher, the Acer XF HT (High Trajectory) would be the better choice than the standard Acer XF iron. From a shaft standpoint, look for shafts labeled as high launching, low kick or bend point. This is a generality since I am not sure what head / shaft / flex you are using presently.
Answer by: Richard Lin on Sep 6, 2013, 7:09 AM
do you have to have a farrell with the acer xf iron head ?
Question by: Mac Chisholm on Sep 30, 2015, 11:47 AM
Mac,
You don't have to, but the ferrule does make it look more professional.
You don't have to, but the ferrule does make it look more professional.
Answer by: Richard Lin on Oct 1, 2015, 11:10 AM
Just bought Acer XF professional, should have bought a 9 and 8 also. How close is this club to the professional
Question by: RONALD STROM on Jul 15, 2016, 11:42 AM
The XF Professional will be more compact and have less offset than the standard version. You would be by far better getting the Acer XV Pro irons to match.
Answer by: Richard Lin on Jul 16, 2016, 11:07 AM
Some time back I purchased a 4 6 7 8 9 p of the XF irons, I assembled all but the 4 iron.I have been playing them and I really like them. Although I currently use a 4 hybrid, I thought I would make up the 4 and try it.
When I looked at it I noticed it said Hi Trajectory, went to your web site to see what the loft was. I was amazed to find out that there is no 4 ht listed, it has a 3 then it jumps to a 5. The only 4 I found on your site was a regular 4XF , no HT.
Do I have a one of a kind? Maybe worth a lot of Dinero
Thanks ,
Bob
When I looked at it I noticed it said Hi Trajectory, went to your web site to see what the loft was. I was amazed to find out that there is no 4 ht listed, it has a 3 then it jumps to a 5. The only 4 I found on your site was a regular 4XF , no HT.
Do I have a one of a kind? Maybe worth a lot of Dinero
Thanks ,
Bob
Question by: Bob Barrette on Aug 29, 2016, 10:04 AM
Bob,
The XF 4-iron just sold out and we won't be reordering as we will retire this line. You can look at the Acer XV HT as it would be the newer version of this head.
The XF 4-iron just sold out and we won't be reordering as we will retire this line. You can look at the Acer XV HT as it would be the newer version of this head.
Answer by: Richard Lin on Aug 30, 2016, 10:08 AM
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