Clubs for high handicapper

[Bruce-YVR]

Good morning! Currently I am using my brother's set Ping Si3 driver/ King Cobra Speed ld 3 wood and Nickent 3dx ironwood. Cleveland wedges and the rest is Ben Hogan Apex plus (3) with graphite shaft. Its ALL his left over clubs in his basement .

I am looking to get a new set for myself... and I am looking at Adams Idea A3 boxer Set with graphite shaft. Any comments on Adams for high handicapper like me.

Thanks

Bruce

[MasterOfTheBogey]

Its really all about feel. Whatever feels the best for you I would suggest you get.

For the first set that I bought, I went with my dad to a local pro shop and probably hit every club in the store before I could make a decision. First set I got was the 02 model of the Big Berthas. Very easy to hit club. Cavity Backs are great for forgivness, so I would suggest something along those lines.

Anything other than that is really up to personal preference, whether it be look, feel, etc. Try em' all and see what you like. I have heard nothing but good things about Adams though.

Good luck with your decesion.

[obsessedgolfer]

i second the cleveland hibores those are some real nice clubs (i use them to)

[Ghetto P]

Do you have graphite or steel shafts? My problem is the graphite shafts are a little too whippy in the short irons for me. I was going to sell them but I'll probably just have the short irons re-shafted.

[obsessedgolfer]

i am a junior golfer so i dont have a fast swing speed so i have never had that problem before but i really love the stock shaft on the irons if you hit the ball fush you can realy feal waht a solid shaft they have on them

[Guest]

They're expensive but the Mizuno MX-950's are extremely forgiving. And they're forged.