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I am currently gaming a set of Cobra S2 irons (4-PW) with Nippon NS Pro stiff shafts. I am looking at getting some new irons. I would like to get more towards a players iron without going to a blade. When I bought the S2s I wasn't a great ball striker and now I am, so I could easily handle more of a players iron. I am considering Taylormade Tour Preferred MC, Cobra Bio Cell +, and Ping i25. Any thoughts??

Driver: Cobra Bio Cell 9.5 Stiff

3-Wood: Cobra Bio Cell 14.5 Stiff

3-Hybrid: Adams A3 Boxer 19 Stiff

Irons: Cobra Bio Cell + 4-PW Stiff

50 Wedge: Cleveland 588 RTX 2.0 CB

54 Wedge: Cleveland 588 RTX 2.0

58 Wedge: Cleveland CG14

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I am currently gaming a set of Cobra S2 irons (4-PW) with Nippon NS Pro stiff shafts. I am looking at getting some new irons. I would like to get more towards a players iron without going to a blade. When I bought the S2s I wasn't a great ball striker and now I am, so I could easily handle more of a players iron. I am considering Taylormade Tour Preferred MC, Cobra Bio Cell +, and Ping i25. Any thoughts??

Yep agree with those, I'll add Titleist AP2's, Callaway Apex Pro or X2 Hot Pros.

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I went from Cobra S2 irons to Mizuno MP-69s. Very happy. Hope to have them for 20 years. I bought the Cobras because my game was in poor shape and I wanted the stronger lofts plus higher launch. I took some lessons and practiced and got much better. When I was looking I wanted a blade that wouldn't kill me, and that was the Mizunos.

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If you want to stick with Cobra , The s3 Pro Forged are very nice and I believe they can be had for cheap.

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How much for the S2's?:-D

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I went from Cobra S2 irons to Mizuno MP-69s. Very happy. Hope to have them for 20 years. I bought the Cobras because my game was in poor shape and I wanted the stronger lofts plus higher launch. I took some lessons and practiced and got much better. When I was looking I wanted a blade that wouldn't kill me, and that was the Mizunos.


I've hit the MP-69s. They feel great. The only problem is that I get a lot of spin on the ball as it is and the Mizuno's add even more to a point where I cant control the spin. If I could hit them with less spin or if I could control the spin, I would go for them.

If you want to stick with Cobra, The s3 Pro Forged are very nice and I believe they can be had for cheap.

As far as the S3 forged goes, I cant find any new sets anywhere and I don't want to buy them used. I have hit them, and I hit them well. If I could find them new, I would get them.

Driver: Cobra Bio Cell 9.5 Stiff

3-Wood: Cobra Bio Cell 14.5 Stiff

3-Hybrid: Adams A3 Boxer 19 Stiff

Irons: Cobra Bio Cell + 4-PW Stiff

50 Wedge: Cleveland 588 RTX 2.0 CB

54 Wedge: Cleveland 588 RTX 2.0

58 Wedge: Cleveland CG14

Putter: Odyssey White Ice #9

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