08 Big Bertha Steel Irons or Nike CCI Irons?

[dro]

Well I have been playing with my dad's Callaway X-20's for a week or so and already shot a new low, 86. Decent I guess for just really getting into golf this summer.

But now I have decided I can't use his irons anymore (even though he never plays and is just learning ) and need to get a new set for myself, I had currently been using Nike CPR irons.

Well I love the X-20's but had been doing some research andfound that the 08 Big Bertha's are even more forgiving and even better game improvement irons which I found to just suck me in. So now I am drawn to the BB's and have found a few sets for decent prices on ebay.

BUT now I found a set of New NIke CCI's listed on Craigslist for $300. I never looked into these too much but from what I can tell this is a very good price. I read some reviews and they seem to be average irons but nothing too special, does anyone here have any personal experience with these irons?

I hope to make my purchase soon but I don't want to rush it and buy something off impulse. I have been golfing since I was about 12 but never seriously. Last summer I played a fair amount and got down to about a 98-102 average. Now I am low 90's and shot in the mid 80's last time I played. My skill level is improving and I am looking for irons to help me continue this.

[nike_golf]

Go w/ the CCI irons my friend. I have been shooting them for over a month now and they are awesome. I love them. And 300 for them is a good price. Also, I have seen mixed reviews on them but remember, many guys on tour are using these clubs, so I wouldn't say they are too bad.

[JYB]

The CCi's are a great deal on TGW. I would pick them up asap.

[egeub]

CCi's is what I would recommend, I've heard good things from the people I know that have them.

plus i think the Big Bertha's would be too much of a game improvement club for you, as in you don't seem to need their benefits.

[dro]

Well like I said I never put much thought into the CCi's but it seems I should.

[titaniummd]

Demo both sets and see for yourself.

The Big Berthas are easy to hit.

If you are confident of your ball striking and want to work the ball, then the CCI is worthy of consideration.

I was at that point last year where I considered some blades - where I was hitting them well. I was even able to draw and fade, at will. Unfortunately, I had developed the $hank$ for several months and had setbacks in the game. I am now back onto the road to recovery but I opted for Super game improvements given my limits on practice time.