HOW TO CHOOSE THE SIZE OF YOUR CLUBS?
It's the distance between the ground and your hands that determines the length of your clubs.
At Inesis, we offer 2 sizes:
SIZE 1: for players with a hand-to-ground distance of less than 78.5 cm
SIZE 2: for players with a hand-to-ground distance of 78.5 cm or more.
We recommend size 2 if the measurement is equal to 78.5 cm.
You can easily measure your size at home by following the method shown in the video.
SANDWEDGE / TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
By definition, a wedge is different from an iron. It's used in a wide variety of conditions: from greenside bunkers, for approaches around the green, in the rough, and so on. We've gone back to the 500 wedge, which is unanimously acclaimed by experienced players, and we've enlarged it to increase its tolerance and give more confidence at address. It's a "cavity back" wedge, which allows the center of gravity to be moved back as far as possible, to encourage the ball to take off.
Loft: 56°.
A SPECIAL SOLE
It has a versatile 56° loft for good ball lift and a very wide sole that makes it very versatile for playing in bunkers, on approaches or on full shots at short distance.
LIGHTWEIGHT, HIGH-PERFORMANCE SHAFTS
To get you off to a good start, we offer steel shafts in size 2 only for beginners with a fast swing.
Graphite shafts are also available in sizes 1 and 2 for beginners.
GRIP
Rubber grip
T2 grip weight: 51 grams
Length: 26.5 cm
Diameter: 2.7 cm
WEIGHT IN THE RIGHT PLACE
On the 100 irons, we cut the flap at the top of the face. We've recuperated this weight and placed it at the bottom of the club, where it's most useful. This lowers the center of gravity, making for a more forgiving club.
DID YOU KNOW?
The opening angle of the club face, known as the "loft", is not standardized between different brands of golf clubs. In practice, a 7-iron in one brand could correspond to a 6-iron in another brand, or vice versa. Our clubs have been designed to have the best loft gap between each club.
A WORD FROM THOMAS, THE 100 CLUBS DESIGNER
"The 100 irons are cavity backs, meaning that the back of the club is hollowed out so that the center of gravity can be moved back for greater forgiveness. And yes, just because you're new to golf doesn't mean you don't have the right to have beautiful, rewarding clubs you can be proud of. To achieve this, we worked on the finishes, using the nickel chrome mirror polish of the 500 and 900 series."
His objective was to find the right compromise between reassuring shapes and slender lines.
