We Tried to Hit John Daly's Famous ZERO Iron! 

How much

@@JeDxDeVu he said not for sale 🙄

@@bigbluemsp I know.

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You are your last name! ;p

for real it was so nice

most likely. they spent more time on golf course than average golfer so it's no surprise.

A lot of people caddy so they can play golf for free. And nobody wants a caddy who doesn’t know the game inside out. A lot of caddies are as good as the club professional.

Usually the case

Unsurprising really

Must be tough watching people with shit swings all day long.

Oh ya, that was a nice swing

He’s got a nicer swing than most of the golfers he caddies for I dare say 😂

@@DarkkitesTV gfy boomer.

Wow who gives a crap

@@dailytimes6787made enough of an impression on you to comment!

​@@dailytimes6787I bet you're fun on the golf course

@@beavisbuttgoblin fuck yeah bud

Cool story bro

@@dailytimes6787 My brother in law played on the Nike for a few tourneys before joining the Marines (and played for the Marines) and he carried a custom Merit 1 iron. That thing was like hitting a boulder with a hockey stick. He could shape it out to about 260. It was madness.

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Long irons especially off the tee are severely underrated. I love my 2 iron off the tee which I get about 220 to 245 yards. I am sad to say not really much far behind my playing partners using their drivers.

Yeah I have a Mizuno hitogami 1 iron in my set just because it was sitting with old used stuff in a bin and I snagged it for like $20

not quite - the Staff RM irons only came out in 1995, and the 0 was developed from there. He was still hitting a 1-iron (Wilson Staff Ultra 45) back in '93

@@euan1234 According to a Golf Digest article I have from back in 05’ (when they were covering the upcoming PGA Championship), he used a 0 iron. The writer even said “(yes, a 0 iron)”. Whether that information was correct or not, I cannot say, but I can certainly say that’s what was written in the article. It’s the only reason I’d ever even heard of a 0 iron.

@@thetowndrunk988 - yes, for sure. I also saw something saying it was a 0-iron as well, when I was double-checking. But I'm pretty sure I'm good with saying it was a 1, as the actual irons from the 1993 tournament was auctioned a few years back. I tried to link it but I don't think youtube allowed it. Entire set of irons sold for only $500 at the time, but more importantly it was a 1-iron in the set. I think the 0 came out in 1995, after he had won the Open at St Andrews. We are discussing such a small detail, but it was just because I was a huge fan of Daly around this period, and I remember the notoriety of the 0-iron (I am left-handed so it was unavailable to me!)

He was a beast back then. I watched him play on what was then the Ben Hogan Tour the season prior. Wish he would have taken his health and fitness half way serious through the rest of his career

14 degree is cool, normal 1 iron loft was 16 degrees back then.

Still have mine-1 thru pw

When lynx came out with the black cats my 1 iron got replaced with the 2 black cat

Interesting ….

@@Golficity I think it’s a hot topic for those of us that, let’s just say, are happy to break 100 but are going for that 90 barrier.

It was fairly well known that JD didn’t like fairway woods but did like long irons. Also, this was before hybrids were in existence.

pretty sure a 7 wood lines up with more of a 6i/5i distance. a 3hy would carry 60 yards more.

@@snowboardfamilyof4 my 5 iron is 24 degrees so I’d say a 7 iron is closer to my 4 iron

I have a 2 iron blade. It's great for punch outs

Your driver must have sucked then

845 0 iron. Great score 👍

I have a 10 but not a 0 😭

I have an old 11 iron and I love it

10 iron is usually curtsies for pitching wedge.

10 irons are confusing macgregor called their pw 10 irons but then you also get the 10 degree irons

@@chubeviewer I used to have a putter that was labeled 10

I have an Aussie Lynson 2 iron. When you find the sweet spot😮‍💨, eventually, it is so fine. Much better than some of my 3 irons.

Let’s go!

@@Golficity I'm ready to go😎

No you don’t.

He had a great swing!

I doubt it.

Sure he did. Just like everybody else in the comments who are all undiscovered professionals

Trump Bedminster, building in the background after the caddy swings is the pool on hole 15

Coming in January!

Will thier be much change in the bag

U say u something special for me I'm in england uk

Or, this is what 99% of golfers look like, not everyone is Tig or Garret.

@@thomasmacgruber6701those guys all had horrible swings. I see 20 people at my local muni better than that every round