If l have clubs that are 2* flat and l need them to be 2* upright will that hurt the club at all?l have a set of titleist 755s that need to be bent and l wanna make sure l can do that without hurting the irons.

yeah idk about that seems like it is an accident waiting to happen. could end up bending the clubs too far. im not an expert but id deff look into this more before you go ahead and try it

Do not try this at home but by all means take them to a competent club fitter who has real good equipment such as Golfsmith or Edwin Watts etc. You are very close to the limit for bending but if the clubs started as standard you are only moving them 2* from there. Still and all this is a job for an expert to ensure that you get exactly what you are asking for.

It can be done by a professional Golf club technician. l would not advise this as a DIY project as you do not have the proper tools and fixtures to do it without damaging your irons..nor the measuring equipment

Forged irons such as the Titleist 755 is that you reference can easily be bent from 2 flat to 2 upright if they have not previously been altered. l suggest you visit a certified clubmaker found through most golf shops that will be able to accomplish this task for you.

The 755 is a forged iron made of softer metal than investment cast irons, so it will be safe to bend.

Generally cast clubs cannot be bent more than 2 degrees. Forged can go more but 4 degrees is stretching it.

Buy another set to be sure.