Irons

[gasfreak]

I play with maxfli a10 blades right now and do OK with them,would a good set of cavity back clubs help me or should I just keep with what I have now.I have about a 10 to 15 handicap depending on where I play.What I have noticed is the people I play with all use them and even if they dont make good contact it still is better than mine with the same bad contact

[Dent]

I would recommend a good set of cavity backs, they deliver you some good forgivness and will definatly feel better of the clubface.

Go try some sets out and see what you like.

Everyone is buzzing about the new titleist Ap2/Ap1 give those a shot too

[gasfreak]

Thanks a lot Dent,anyone else made this transition,I think I am going about it backwards but you got to do what you got to do

[Shindig]

I play with maxfli a10 blades right now and do OK with them,would a good set of cavity back clubs help me or should I just keep with what I have now.I have about a 10 to 15 handicap depending on where I play.What I have noticed is the people I play with all use them and even if they dont make good contact it still is better than mine with the same bad contact

That depends on how you strike your irons. Are you all over the clubface and the blade nature is hurting? If so, yeah, cavity backs can help. Do you strike them well and really shape your shots? Then no, cavity backs won't likely help.

[Dent]

Although playing with blades can up your game a little, learning with harder clubs sure does help you improve, Cavitys are so much easier to hit, and may also help your swing as far as distance goes.

[gasfreak]

No I never shape shot just staight away well most of the time,where I noticed a huge difference is when I hit a ball really fat because of a side hill lie or just a screw up it does not go any where and seems like the more mass of the cavity back will do better even if it is hit fat,straighter and a little farther.It may just be me

[Dent]

if you are having frequent mishits and arent getting distance even on the mishits with blades, definatly look into cavitys. On mishits you can get the distance you want, and the accuracy may turn out well.

[gasfreak]

I agree with you Dent,but always looking to improve and shave strokes is why I am asking about the cavity backs.Would you give up blades for cavity backs,just dont want to regret my chose

[Dent]

that is a tough choice, but i find keeping the blades is more of a sacrifice than switching to cavitys, they will definatly help your game more than the blades do.

[gogolfing]

There are still a lot of cavity back clubs that are more blade in appearance; look for something like that IMO. I went from Ping G2's (after being out of golf for a quite a while, I wanted game improvement) and last fall felt confident in going to a smaller, less offset club, and bought the i10's. I am very happy with the switch. Still some forgiveness but better control of them.

[gasfreak]

I have been looking at a set of Taylor made 320's that are on here in the marketplace,does anyone have a opinion on these or should I look else were

[Dent]

Im not sure how old those are, but I'm sure you can find better technology for real cheap. It depends how much you are willing to spend. How much are you willing?

[gasfreak]

I have been also looking at a set of Adams Ideas

[GOLFSALOT00]

i would reccomend the titleist ap2's cleveland cg reds and taylormade r7 tp's

[SlammerSam]

the TaylorMade R7's are good cavity back irons, there are about 4 different versions, I selected the TP's as I have been playing for over 20 years, the drawback is that they are expensive, but the are forgiving on mishits.

Good luck...hit'em straight!