mistiso21

Thanks guys for taking the time to reply. From what you guys have said, I probably shouldn't make a jump to the MP60s yet. However, I am a student of the sport and dedicate a lot of time to practice/playing, probably more than most. My main thing is really wanting to learn and improve...not use "forgiving" clubs which ultimately is compensating IMO. But I guess there is only one way to find out. For the price I paid I can keep them on the back burner if I they don't work out.

Been playing for just about a year...I'm somewhere in the 20-25 handicap range and rapidly improving IMO. Been hitting Taylormade RAC OS2 (2005) with stock T-Step Ultralite regular flex steel shafts. Clubs are very forgiving IMO but don't have much to compare them to. I want to upgrade (without spending a fortune) in order to further improve. Intended on buying a nice game improvement set that I can grow into and ended up buying Mizuno MP60s with DGS300 shafts for cheap. My swing tempo is fast and I hit my irons pretty consistent and pretty long. I'd say handicap is high more due to trouble off the tee (3-4 penalty strokes per round). I have read many reviews about the MP60's and similar models and manufacturers. Will this jump be too much for me or do you think I will be able to grow into the MP60s? Any info will help! Thanks