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Golf legend Pádraig Harrington shares his thoughts on whether playing with 1980s golf irons would change his game. He argues that modern equipment's distance is factored into the game's challenge, not the clubs themselves.

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00:00you know you could send me back to a set of ping i2s i would not change how i physically
00:05play
00:05you know though that's a 1980s equipment is not far off what we got today wouldn't have a problem
00:11playing with that the golf ball definitely is just go so far in the heat yeah so that that is
00:18the thing and it doesn't look the game needs to be i think the best we can ask for and
00:24this is
00:24what's basically there needs to be a very hard line in the sand it's not to get any easier it's
00:31going to be hard to dial it back yes we would love to dial it back just so as i
00:36said just so the golf
00:37courses wouldn't be defunct it will not change the enjoyment level of golf zero zero effect on
00:43enjoyment level of golf at all because it's all relative to your expectations golfers
00:48you

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