Wilson D350 vs C200

[EagerBrad]

Hi everyone,

I've been playing golf with a semblance of regularity for perhaps 3 months now. Had three lessons too and my coach suggested I upgrade my old junky clubs (the no-name-brand, found-at-a-garage-sale variety) for something better.

So I went to my local store planning on purchasing the Wilson C200s, which are exactly what I'm looking for according to what I've read online. However, they were out of stock - but they do have a set of second-hand D350s in good condition that just got traded in. The guy at the shop said they're pretty similar-quality clubs.

There isn't nearly as much online regarding the D350s, although one article I read suggested they are super-improvement clubs that are "particularly" super - as in they are insanely forgiving but pretty much impossible to do anything more advanced like hitting an intentional draw or fade.

They're going to send through their pricing of the 2nd hand D350s tomorrow, but I'm a bit nervous about them because while I'm a beginner now, I want clubs that I can keep playing with even if I become a genuine mid-or-better handicap player (my coach reckons if I keep going I've got a good enough swing that I could dip into the single digit handicap realm).

My questions are these:

1. Are the D350's good enough to play with even if I get into the mid-handicap levels, or are they only good for beginners?

2. How do they compare to the C200s (ignoring new vs second hand)

3. What pricing should I be looking at for 2nd hand D350s in good nick in comparison to new C200s?

Thanks!