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I am currently playing some cheap knock offs that I recieved a couple years ago. I hit them pretty well, but now that i'm starting to shoot in the 80s I would like to upgrade. I have graphite shafts right now, and everyone has been telling me to get rid of them and go to steel shafts. I'm ok with losing the distance for the accuracy.

I guess my question is whats your thoughts on irons. i see alot of callaway g5's being played around here. I've also thought about maybe going with some mizunos but I'm not sure. Whats your thoughts?

Driver- launcher 460 9.5
Irons- 7a knock offs
putter- Scotty cameron futura
ball- Prov 1x


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Ive never heard of callaway g5..but you can almost never go wrong with a set of mizuo players clubs. Not as forgiving as some would like, but they are amoung the top 2 or 3 forgings you can buy.
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Not to be a jerk but how can you be shooting high-80's low-90's and have an 8 handicap?

I'd recommend Titleist irons, they're great !

Driver: 10.5* SuperQuad TP 1st Edition All Black V2 Stiff
5 Wood - 585.h 19* DG S300
Irons: 3-PW S59 Stiff
Wedges: Rac TP 52*, 60* MP-T 56*
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for a great deal check out www.rockbottomgolf.com , they are definately hit or miss with their stock but keep an eye out for some great deals

this is not a bad set for the money: http://rockbottomgolf.com/ben-hogan-...set-steel.html

Daniel Duarte
905R UST Proforce V2 76g 44" S
904F 15, Graphite Design YS6+
MD Hybrid, 19 Degree, UST V2 Hybrid S
Pro M Gunmetal 5-PW, Nippon 1150GH Pro SVokey Oil Can 52 - RAWVokey Spin Milled Oil Can 56, 60 - RAWTEI3 Newport II - Torch Copper- Prov1x


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I'm in the same boat. I just bought the Taylormade RAC Muscleback Forged. They are still being built.

It's really hard to recommend an iron because it's all about personal preference. I do recommend staying away from oversized or offset irons though.

What I would do is this. Buy a set of forged irons (Cavity or Muscleback...Cavity back are more forgiving). However, only carry the 7, 8, 9, and PW. Keep the 3, 4, 5, and 6 iron of your old set in your bag. (harder clubs to hit). Get used to the forged feel until you are ready to go all out forged. I believe this is the best way to get adjusted.

Brandon Sweet
Handicap: 11.6
I play on the Hop Brook Server

Inventory:Driver- Burner 9.5 degree3 Wood- BurnerHybrid 3 Iron- R7 Rescue DrawIrons (4-PW)- RAC MBWedges- Vokey Design 56 and 60 degreePutter- Teardrop Roll-Face


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I need to change my handicap, I'm used to a 9 hole course so I'm thinking 8 as in 9 holes. Thank you for reminding me. I realy like the looks of some of the titleist irons I've just heard there realy hard to get used to. They take alot of time to know how to hit them

Driver- launcher 460 9.5
Irons- 7a knock offs
putter- Scotty cameron futura
ball- Prov 1x


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