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2/4/09 at 12:12am

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Re: Good player's irons(sorry for another thread)

Try, at least, the Mizuno Mp 57, 67, 52, and 62. They are a mixture, IMO, of like the AP2 and the ZB's....give em a shot

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2/4/09 at 12:14am

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Re: Good player's irons(sorry for another thread)

Ill try some of the ones suggested from everyone. Has anyone had any experience w/ the bridgestones?

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Re: Good player's irons(sorry for another thread)

not as buttery as the mizuno's, but i think that you can probably handle them, seeing as your a 10 HI....

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Re: Good player's irons(sorry for another thread)

Originally Posted by David in FL

FWIW, Zack Johnson was playing them when he won the Masters.

http://www.titleist.com/golfclubs/irons/695cb.asp

but he doesn't any more :)

They are fantastic looking irons though.

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Originally Posted by Titleist Man

Ill try some of the ones suggested from everyone. Has anyone had any experience w/ the bridgestones?

I used to game J33 CB's and they were great. Bridgestones make great irons, I would say if your looking at the ZB's (which I game now) I would say check out the J36's. You can mix and match with all 3 models (blades, cavities, and pocket cavities)