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Need some advice - get fitting and grips done or just go new?

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I hope that you guys can help me out with a question I have...

First a little background. I'm a rec player and I get out when I can; I don't run immediately to the course to get in 9 if I have the time, but I do really enjoy the game. Second, I'm a buy the right thing the first time type of person, regardless of costs. That doesn't mean that I buy the best or best marketed, I try to find out what fits me best and I go with it.

Years ago it was the Cleveland CG4 irons and I still play them to this day. Problem is, I am really not comfortable with the length anymore (don't ask why, maybe its age and I can't flex as much as I used to) but they just feel short for how I set up now. I also seem to have more mishits than I used to with this set.

So my question... Do I stick with the CG4s seeing I got a really good deal and don't get out much and pay to have them lengthened and regripped? Or, do I find a new set that may be better suited to my setup and game now and pay to have those fitted and gripped?

Thanks in advance!

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Depends how much you want to lengthen the clubs, if it's 1/4 to 1/2" then I'd say it was ok.  Anymore than that and you're going to run into issues with weight, lie angle and shaft flex

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