To ALL golf Pros and Club Builders out there...

I wanna bend my 7i to the loft of 6i ... but Golf Galaxy is afraid to take this challenge because they don't want to take chance of snapping my Cobra S2 cast ỉons

So, if I took my 6i and cut it down to the length of 7i ,  then would it be the same as "playing 7i with stronger loft? " ,,, (I don't like to choke down 6i - just not comfortable... and I tend to hit high due to my lousy 'angle of attack' ... so stronger loft would give me better distance and I KNOW I still have plenty of height)

Thoughts????

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Talked to the teaching Pros and club builder at local Golf Galaxy and he told me that the effect is very minimum

No problem. Going from 6 iron length to 7 iron length means approximately 1/2 inch off the butt end and a typical swing weight change of three points. Whenever a club is shortened, head weight must be increased to bring the swing weight up to where it was before the shaft was cut. The easiest way to do this is by applying lead tape to the back of the club head. A roll of lead tape is cheap. Maybe eight bucks, and there's enough to experiment on lots of clubs.

Thanks Mongrel... I may try that