Deciding on my Next Set of Clubs

[golf_junkie27]

Find the right shaft that is suitable for both your swing speed and tempo.

Two, find an iron that YOU want to play with that is designed for the type of game you want to play.

Three, combine them.

In addition to my Mizunos, I purchased a backup set of irons: Wood Bros. They're blades and I had Apollo Stepless Shafts installed. Total cost was $135. My point being it's not the brand but what works for you.

You can then spend your money on what really matters: Wedges, a Putter and Lessons.

[Beach Golfer]

Honestly, I believe that if you are playing off a 36 handicap you should wait a little while before you get new clubs.

I started golf about 3 years ago with cheap clubs and only just got new ones because I got my handicap down to 6. Your game will probably improve a lot over the next year or so you should wait to see what your game is like then before deciding on new clubs.

[Guest]

Both are great but I may suggesst doing a Ball launch monitor fitting with Golf Galaxy or Golfsmith if you have a store like that atround you. Your not going to go wrong with any club head (top brands obviously) these days as they are all good. But getting the right shaft and flex will be the key. Good Luck!