Gaby Lopez: Equipment - Irons

Gaby Lopez shares with us the club specs for her PXG irons and the shaft that she loves to play with. She uses Nippon shafts that are steel fiber.


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These are steel shafts, these are the Nippon shaft?

Right. There's the 95.

95. All the girls-- a lot of girls are doing that. Now you've moved to the set of the 0311's. And you've moved to-- is this graphite?

It's fiber steel.

What's that?

Steel fiber, it's--

Steel fiber?

Yeah, this is a combination between--

Sounds like a cereal-- steel fiber.

Yes. Well, it actually-- it's a combination between, a mix between steel and fiber. And it's actually very light for me. I like to feel, actually, the head. I'm a player that I like to feel-- where's the club--

Club head.

The club head in my swing, so.

And this shaft is great for you, why? Just because it's light?

It's light, but it still gives me not a super high [? lunge ?] but a penetrating one, so I like that.

I haven't seen the shaft. This is says i80 on it, steel fiber.

80 grams.

80 grams.

Yeah, I used to actually play 95 grams on my last set. But this one, I can control it more, the shape of the ball when I'm hitting it, so--

I like it.

I like to be a shape player around the golf course.

And there's no such thing that anyone at your age is old-school, but this is old-school right here, even for you. What is this?

Well there's a crossover [INAUDIBLE]. I like to--

It's a Ping.

It's a Ping. It just gives me a little more height [? than a ?] four iron. And I like to have this like soft landing when I'm hitting a four iron into the green.

And it just fills a gap, obviously, between this and the next one. This is a project x6.0--

And still, it's--

It's graphite or steel?

It's graphite.